Here’s a great list of the 28 Most Recognizable Guitars of All Time compiled by Blender.com and complete with a YouTube video showcasing each instrument in action. My favorites gotta be Jimmy Page’s double neck, but what the hell is Angus Young doing so high??
Find the article HERE from blender.com by way of the lads at Stereogum.com
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WatchMojo NewsletterNever Enough, featuring ex-members of Eighteen Visions and Lylah, have streamed their entire debut album at the following location: http://www.altsounds.com/altsounds/bands/5107/playallhi.php
Never Enough will release their debut, self-titled album (”1.0″) in North America on December 4th, 2007 via Corporate Punishment Records. The band is continuing to offer fans a FREE Never Enough t-shirt to those who pre-order the album through the Corporate Punishment website at the following location: http://www.corporatepunishment.com/shop/index.php?manufacturers_id=28
A perpetually touring underground favorite, Eighteen Visions released 6 full length LP’s and a string of EP’s and 7 inches, racking up sales well in excess of a quarter million records, before announcing their break-up in early 2007, less than a year after releasing their Epic/Sony debut 18Visions, which debuted in the Billboard top 200, selling over 12,000 copies the first week. 18V also spawned the Top 20 Rock single “Victim”, which led to successful worldwide tours with the likes of Avenged Sevenfold, Killswitc h Engage, HIM, Deftones and Hinder.
Texas based Lylah, the brainchild of vocalist/guitarist Norman Matthew, have since become an underground phenomenon of their own, touring with the likes of Evanescence, Static-X, Sevendust and as a part of the Vans Warped Tour.
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So this video is kind of in honour of the new “D-sides” release by the Gorillaz, and I could have taken a video from that album to feature, but nothing has the impact that this first Gorillaz video for “Clint Eastwood” does. This video was the worlds introduction to the first cartoon band ever and wow was it awesome. The animation is pretty spectacular and somehow right off the bat I made a connection with the characters… what first sounded gimmicky (all cartoon band) now had a face and the characters were actually interesting. I remember wanting to watch these characters do more and play more music. I was immediately a Gorillaz fan. Check out this video for the nostalgia, and then check out “D-sides”, its pretty awesome:
