Quiet Riot might want to consider the title Ship of Theseus for their next album.
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Pearl on vocals and Kelly on drums, plus Rudy?! I might want to hear that.
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Rudy Sarzo playing Dingwall
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Pearl on vocals and Kelly on drums, plus Rudy?! I might want to hear that.
my gf won a songwriting lesson with him at the previous NAMM, i'll have to ask her what he was playing
Dingwall posted a video about his signature instrument. He is not in it at all, they do not use any tracks from anything he has ever recorded, but they in fact of course have a gentleman with another distorted preamp playing as fast as he possibly can. I would have loved to actually hear Leland
Interesting twist with him and the guitar player in front of opposing rigs.
Yessir they swapped sides constantly .
Alex Grossi sounded like he was possibly having wireless issues with his guitar rig.
It was really standing out when he was soloing on a cleaner sound.
But still a very entertaining show.
Alex Grossi sounded like he was possibly having wireless issues with his guitar rig.
It was really standing out when he was soloing on a cleaner sound.
But still a very entertaining show.
Let me get this right….the current singer for Quiet Riot is a guy named Jizzy Pearl (?)!! I’ll say no more yikes.
Soon you won't be able to buy a bass that isn't a Stu Hamm, or Rudy Sarzo signature model.
I didn’t realize that Stu Hamm was on Dingwall now also. Actually haven’t seen much from him in a decade.
I didn't either, but there are so many Stu Hamm signature models (nearly as many as Rudy Sarzo), I wouldn't be surprised by anything.
It's kind of baffling that they don't put out more 'regular' playing demos. The 3 pickup models in particular have great versatility and do a fantastic approximation of Jazz, P and MM tones. And if you play up past the 5th fret on the B string, it's close to sounding like an E string rather than the obvious tonal change most 5ers exhibit.
That all reminds me of an interview I read with George Lynch years ago. He said his main guitar had had a couple of different paint jobs and 3 or 4 different names on the headstock but it was always the same guitar. He called it the Endorse-o-matic.
Interesting. Last I saw he was playing his Brubaker signature bass. Rudy Sarzo Signature Series Bass — Brubaker Guitars
I didn’t know he had a Brubaker signature
. I guess if Rudy has plenty of builders willing to make him signature model why not, as long as he fulfills the endorsement contract. I’m assuming there is one.Good eye I just saw clips of the show on social media, and thought that was Rudy’s polka dot Spector. Nuno Bettencourt had my attention most of the time, he did a phenomenal job at the final concert.
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They posted a NAMM thing he did in 2020 and I've seen him multiple times playing his Dingwall on his own channel on YouTube.
Judith Owen and Leland Sklar at NAMM 2020
In the Air Tonight
Another Day in Paradise
