Wow. great techniqueâŚI think Iâll just give up the guitar now! never was any good on it , check this 14 year old girl guitarist outâŚreckon she might just have the edge technicallyâŚ
if she had looked fully up you would have seen that she is actually an alien.only thing i have in common with that is i have the boss blues drive pedal and the boss rt-20 rotary ensemble , great pedal i aint used in ages. kids today, aint they got better things to do rather than showing us old gits up.
Yeah, sheâs made the rounds before as the Stone Faced Girl who can play Eruption. But her technique, while good, lacks anything resembling emotion. Iâve never liked watching her because of that.
I take your point regarding the lack of emotion and agree
but Jess Lewis is not showing any emotion either,you canât even see her face,
I think they are both knocking it out parrot fashionâŚthough with considerable technique that leaves me flabergasted
I guess, the point that I was making is that there is a lot more to good technique than just speed. Playing Eruption for âmaster guitaristsâ is almost table steaks. But playing something that really requires a sensitive touch and the ability to develop a good groove is something that is less frequently done. You can see this in the use of sweeping arpeggios and the way she plays her grace notes.
totally agree, I watch in admiration at the ability but am saddened by the lack of creativity, I would much rather enjoy a beautiful guitar break with a lot less notes and a bit more tune and feeling
From some of the comments on that video, it would seem that she wasnât playing that song note-for-note but did actually insert a bit of her âown stuffâ in that song.