. People have tended to forget as the centuries have gone by that what are now treated as staid, straight-laced, 'establishment' figures were the Bad Boys of Rock in their day :lol:.
Heck, even drum tracks from one song are merely transferred to a new one rather than create and record a new drum part. That practice was particularly common in Nashville, IIRC. It will be many years before record companies allow another Led Zeppelin to happen. When a band like that comes out, they raise the bar and compel better performances from other musicians if they want to maintain any self-respect. It is much easier (and more importantly, cheaper) to produce bad music than it is to produce masterpieces.
Well, maybe if you watched "The Elephant Man" starring John Hurt and Anthony Hopkins that might help eliminate the Platoon images. If I recall the Adagio For Strings was used in that movie as well.
I loved the movie (Elephant Man) tragic yes but beautifully told and the music played a big part of it.
It's not guitar, but is strings and lovely. And just to tie it into MA...remember to...breathe (at the end).
