Ritchie Blackmore
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Ritchie Blackmore
There must be a lot of Blackmore fans here? Ritchie's guitar work sounds fresh and technically challenging by todays even on his 70's recordings! Ritchie and Ronnie invented Power Metal aswell with Rainbow. Deep Purple was also one of the first true hard rock bands. Ritchie's neo classical lines were way ahead of there time too and Ritchie didn't only play neo classical lines like Yngwie. Ritchie also influenced some of the best players ever....
Yngwie Malmsteen, Randy Rhoads, Timo Tolkii, Vinnie Moore, Dave Murray, Craig Goldy and many others. I've read on websites that Jake was influenced by Ritchie but I can't confirm that the websites are legit so I don't know about that.
Yngwie Malmsteen, Randy Rhoads, Timo Tolkii, Vinnie Moore, Dave Murray, Craig Goldy and many others. I've read on websites that Jake was influenced by Ritchie but I can't confirm that the websites are legit so I don't know about that.
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Re: Ritchie Blackmore
Ritchie is amazing PERIOD
next to tony iommi and jimmy page he held his own
next to tony iommi and jimmy page he held his own
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Yngwie is one helluva bluesplayer as wellStargazer wrote:Ritchie didn't only play neo classical lines like Yngwie.
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Re: Ritchie Blackmore
Very true! My thought exactly, I just love when he starts ripping on some Blues licks, unfortunately he doesn't play the Blues as much as I'd like to hear from him.MetalHead wrote:Yngwie is one helluva bluesplayer as wellStargazer wrote:Ritchie didn't only play neo classical lines like Yngwie.
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Yngwie played alot for blues on the G3 tour. he can also sing too he sang voodoo child and manic depression and it blew me away. I was thinking why does he bother with the old rehashed stuff as great as it is and do a more bluesy album and sing on it .
I think it would do very well. unleash the fury was great too. but I love the stuff with Joe Lyn Turner the best. as for blackmore anything but Blackmores night. again Joe Lyn turner the best purple and Rainbow records had him singing in them. I wish purple had more Tommy Bolin too
and for neo classical let us NOT forget Uli Jon Roth, Joe Stump, Chris Impelliteri ,Rusty Cooly . Back to Richie , he smoked Page and Iommi. and to Stratgazer real metal will always stay the test of time as long as they never do what the fad infested record companys tell them.
I think it would do very well. unleash the fury was great too. but I love the stuff with Joe Lyn Turner the best. as for blackmore anything but Blackmores night. again Joe Lyn turner the best purple and Rainbow records had him singing in them. I wish purple had more Tommy Bolin too
and for neo classical let us NOT forget Uli Jon Roth, Joe Stump, Chris Impelliteri ,Rusty Cooly . Back to Richie , he smoked Page and Iommi. and to Stratgazer real metal will always stay the test of time as long as they never do what the fad infested record companys tell them.
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When he wants to be he is. His blues in Trial By fire is excellent but Yngwie plays only neo classical lines 95% of the time.MetalHead wrote:Yngwie is one helluva bluesplayer as wellStargazer wrote:Ritchie didn't only play neo classical lines like Yngwie.
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Yeah Yngwie does have a great voice. Listen to Cherokee Warrior off Unleash The Fury.stratattack wrote:Yngwie played alot for blues on the G3 tour. he can also sing too he sang voodoo child and manic depression and it blew me away. I was thinking why does he bother with the old rehashed stuff as great as it is and do a more bluesy album and sing on it .
I think it would do very well. unleash the fury was great too. but I love the stuff with Joe Lyn Turner the best. as for blackmore anything but Blackmores night. again Joe Lyn turner the best purple and Rainbow records had him singing in them. I wish purple had more Tommy Bolin too
and for neo classical let us NOT forget Uli Jon Roth, Joe Stump, Chris Impelliteri ,Rusty Cooly . Back to Richie , he smoked Page and Iommi. and to Stratgazer real metal will always stay the test of time as long as they never do what the fad infested record companys tell them.
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Re: Ritchie Blackmore
On Yngwie's Inspiration disc he plays one or two blues tracks I believe. I love it when he plays blues as well. It's blues, but it still has that Yngwie touch. It makes for very interesting music to say the least!
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Then you haven't heard very much of YngwieStargazer wrote:When he wants to be he is. His blues in Trial By fire is excellent but Yngwie plays only neo classical lines 95% of the time.MetalHead wrote:Yngwie is one helluva bluesplayer as wellStargazer wrote:Ritchie didn't only play neo classical lines like Yngwie.
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Yeah I have. I own Risign Force, Marching Out, Trilogy, Odyssey, Trial By Fire, Eclipse, Fire And Ice, Facing The Animal, Attack, Unleash The Fury plus the albums he dio with Steeler and Alcatrazz and I saw him live. I know he is a great blues player when he wants to be but he doesn't play blues half as much as Ritchie does.MetalHead wrote:Then you haven't heard very much of YngwieStargazer wrote:When he wants to be he is. His blues in Trial By fire is excellent but Yngwie plays only neo classical lines 95% of the time.MetalHead wrote: Yngwie is one helluva bluesplayer as well
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Re: Ritchie Blackmore
I got Yngwie doing
Burn with mike vescera (he rules)
Burn with mike vescera (he rules)
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Re: Ritchie Blackmore
Yngwie remembers anywaystratattack wrote:JUST REMEBER BLACKMORE CAME FIRST !!!!!
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Re: Ritchie Blackmore
I don't think it's out yet in the US but the California jam '74 has been recently released on DVD in Europe. This gig is most well known for Ritchie's trashing of a camera, he also put his amps on fire and left in an helicopter while policemen were still searching for him.
It has bonus tracks, commentaries, alternate camera angles, galleries and DTS.
It has bonus tracks, commentaries, alternate camera angles, galleries and DTS.
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Good boy RitchieHell_Tanner wrote:This gig is most well known for Ritchie's trashing of a camera, he also put his amps on fire and left in an helicopter while policemen were still searching for him.
It has bonus tracks, commentaries, alternate camera angles, galleries and DTS.
"Spend less time chasing tones and more time just playing music." - Marty Friedman