I grew up with Doug, and we were close friends for many years. I am sure he built that guitar. He has always been a genius with Design. We used to swap equipment all the time. he loved to take things apart, and is a great photographer. I miss him. we had alot of fun when we were kids. Someday I hope to meet up again, but I am sure I will have to go to Europe to see him.
Well... he's here! Did you get a chance to catch up or have you guys reconnected? I used to play in a band with Nick Hipa from As I Lay Dying. We went to school together. Lost contact when college started. One day I opened up Guitar World and there he was with Steve Vai. Our heroes. He lived all the things we dreamed about. Would love to catch up to him one day. I still shred. Doug is a phenomenal player.
Interpretation? You do know he’s the guitarist in the current W.A.S.P. Lineup, right? I saw them three nights ago, 11,11,22… in Detroit with Armored Saint! Unbelievable show!!!
Lol...Like who? I've seen Quiet Riot with Carlos, Pantera with Dime, and Pink Floyd with Gilmore, all better than this replacment guy, standing in Chris Holmes' place and playing what Kulick wrote...
I used to go see Doug play at Bridges Cafe in East Windsor, CT in the Run21 days. He/they were an amazing band to watch. They gave us a huge show in tiny clubs for $5. Even though I've been playing bass for decades he is one of the reasons I started playing.
Holy shit 4 Deuce...I was at alot of those shows. I grew up right across the river in Windsor Locks. I became friends with Doug as we had mutual friends. He eventually started doing sound for The Savage Brothers Band, my good friends , also from W.L. Small world...
Mesmerising I met Mr Blair in London the couple of years ago and is very humble and actually took time out to talk to us drunken idiots just before the concert we've got to the front still pissed couple of hours later while he was playing he looked down and gave as a nod and a wink and a smile while still playing nice guy proper gentleman hope to see you soon when you come back to the UK
The CT. Legend, used to see Dug play with Jimmy Carter Show and Run 21, "back in the day". The "boogie board" routine was always a highlight! Amazing showmanship and stage presence.... plus chops! Great to see you playing Dug, Cheers!
..IVE GOT THE DOUG BUG...BEST VIRUS IVE EVER HAD😂🤘🙏...SOME OF HIS SOLOS REALLY TOUCH YOU IN YOUR HEART MAN....ESPECIALLY WHEN HE PLAYS..MISS YOU...THAT IS ONE AWESOME,BEAUTIFUL,CREATIVE HEART FELT SOLO....HE'S A GREAT ARTIST AND GREAT CREATOR OF NOTATION....THE GUYS A LEGEND....KUDOS AND A HUGE RESPECT TO GHAT MAN🙏....GOD BLESS YOU DOUG..🙏❤🙏...🤘🎸🤘
Doug u were my first guitar teacher in CT in the 90s. You could hear a tune and have it known in 5 minutes. Such talent. I still got your signed photo. Now seeing my kids take an interest is so special cause passing it down is what we do. Thanks for everything. Do u still have that guitar that lights up between the pickups? So badass.
The top half of the guitar is built to simulate a real accoustic guitar. Inside it is carved and have a pre amp inside. For more info, go on his Facebook page. It is full of infos about how his guitars are made.
Du kennst nina jiers sie ist meine Lenrerin und sie ist einer der tollsten Menschen die ich kennenlernen konnte 💖ich für dich das du noch mit ihr kontakt hast 😁
As much as I love Chris Holmes (top 5 for me) he couldn't nail this solo to save his or my life. At least I don't think so. I'm sure he could play it. But the feel is not in his wheel house. Be interesting to hear though
Гитара это не его, видно как он мучает пальцы, заставляя их делать то что они не могут в принципе. В итоге они издают звуки умирающей старой коровы, которую хлещут кнутом, чтобы она развила скорость свыше 40-ка км/ч, при том что она не может быстрее 7 км/ч
