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Well I'm sure Ohmura-San use his favorite pink-chan 6 string for the song "In a rough state", tight, agressive and the sound is so familiar, that’s a beautiful song ! 🤘🏻🔥
Lessons with him in that back room as shown, except there was a dark wood upright piano on the one long wall that l remember he referenced for me in tuning my guitar. There was a couch on the other wall. We did sit across from one another in the metal chairs sharing a large clear glass ashtray on the floor between us. Don't remember now the brand he smoked though. He had a beat up sunburst Les Paul laying on the couch he had me try - but it was a real Gibson (mine was a cheap gold top Les Paul copy..l think he was trying to wet my appetite for a better guitar ...which l did later get !) I think the reason that his room was in the back was that he had his s/s practice amp cranked up pretty loud!😊 I lived about 3 blocks away from the music school in N.Hollywood. This was in 1976, march - may of that year.
I remember first hearing ''Things Remembered Never Die'' with Mike Varney taking the first 16 bars and then Ritchie comes in with such a gorgeous fluid sound. He then breaks into these very pretty arpeggios which come from out of nowhere and just hit you in the feels. Me and my guitar teacher spent ages working out what he was playing.
All my best sounding guitars have been Basswood also with ceramic PUs. If Ceramics are wound properly the evenness in timbre and tone is so satisfying. I have an original Ibanez RG750 built this way and also some of my Yammy Pacifica's are too. The weight is just right especially my 1221 models with the lightweight timber and slimmer body. The whole instrument vibrates with a strong growl when you put your ear to the body played unplugged.
From the opening notes of Child's Anthem, I've been in love with Luke and Toto I've been blessed in meeting my IDOL on each of his Australian Tours with Toto (and G3). I remember their 1992 Kingdom of Desire tour walked up to him after the gig and said "Luke...you're a God" to which he replied...."Nah man....I'm just a dude". He's so fucking humble. I realised at this first gig that he actually holds back on his recordings and seeing him cut loose fucking blew my mind. I was lucky to have him sign my 'Luke' during their 2008 tour - which will never be sold so don't ask me please. And to blow my mind, he remembered when I caught up with him in meet & greet of the G3 show. Forever in my mind, greatest of all time.
Kelle must be great and have a heart of gold, but I wish he would understand that greatest thing in his life is being Randy Rhoads brother. He is always saying how he is composer and who cares???
