Le deseo paz,salud y fuerza...y sé que ninguna palabra podrá sustituir a su hijo, pero sepa usted que está melodía está dentro del corazón de millones de personas que también sentimos el rock,de modo que el nunca murió...tenga usted una buena y larga vida ❤un abrazo fuerte 👍
Great cover. Is it comfortable to you to play this on right thigh? In the past I didn't liked how Explorer shape forces me to really specific and unnatural (for me) hand position and I guess it would be the same with Warrior, as it have such arm. My Jackson King V taught me to always play on left thigh and now even Explorer is for me really comfortable, on left thigh I have absolutely free right hand, I can place it as I wish
I wouldn't dare saying star-shapes or V's are built for comfort ;) When switching from strats my right arm always feels awkward because of the support under the elbow. After some time human body accommodate and the arm find correct position. It's not visible on this video (it was recorded so long ago...) but I tend to lay my forearm in a kind of narrow X shape along the upper part of the guitar - this way I keep consistent arm resting position for strat and warrior. As for keeping guitar on right thigh in my experience it only takes a little effort to get used to bend the right arm a little behind the back. Guitar on the left thigh forces me to bend half of my body, so that's why I prefer the other one, I guess. As I love V's I'm too afraid to try playing on those shapes just because due to limited support it's almost impossible to keep it stable on right leg, especially without a strap 😅 Anyway, thanks for the comment, now you made me think about finally trying V's 🤘
@@avalan_che I'm aware that most people think and says that V's are absolutely uncomfortable but I've never had problem, even when I first played Epiphone Flying V somehow I knew how to hold it. The most important thing you must realise is you have to hold the bottom arm of guitar body between legs, then you can play really comfortable. A strap is useful but not necessary - it will keep neck a bit higher. I'm pointing that because once I saw my brother trying to hold it like casual guitar but in case of V's it just look ridiculus and doesn't work well. So if you wanna give it a chanse - don't even try to put it on right leg XD I'm not sure how it is with Randy Rhoads style, where bottom arm is much smaller. Idk if it will stay in place between legs, but it works for Flying V or King V. I think V's are worth to try, especially when you like apperance of that shape. Just remember my small advices and maybe check if you don't have any V guitars in local music shops. Btw if you wanna buy Jackson JS32 King V, as I have, I recommend to move one of strap hook closer to the neck. In it's original position, just behind neck bolts it's not really well ballanced so neck is diving. If you move it, it will be more stable, maybe in more expensive Jackson series it's better placed
Toto byla píseň Mého syna ,který tuto skupinu zboznoval ,ale bohužel tragicky před třemi roky zemřel, když ji slyším, tak syna vidím před sebou 😪🖤
So sorry to hear of your son’s passing. Stay strong…peace
Le deseo paz,salud y fuerza...y sé que ninguna palabra podrá sustituir a su hijo, pero sepa usted que está melodía está dentro del corazón de millones de personas que también sentimos el rock,de modo que el nunca murió...tenga usted una buena y larga vida ❤un abrazo fuerte 👍
HAIL from Romania, brother! :)
great sound man!!! raise my hands into the air!!!!!
Powerful. Thanks 👍
Confessed before I die!!! 🤘 Perfect cover!
Greetings from *Maryland!* 🤘😎
Браво дружище
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Hail from Brazil!
Sounds awesome.
oooohohhoohooooooohhhhhhoooooooohhhhhhooooohhhhhhhhhhhh!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Ah, I felt like this cover is missing something... Choirs! 😁🤘
Smart Choice, I Like Your Guitar ❤🎉
Класс🎉🤘🔥
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Cool :)
Awesome Need to learn this 🤘 Is this standard tuning?
Great cover.
Is it comfortable to you to play this on right thigh? In the past I didn't liked how Explorer shape forces me to really specific and unnatural (for me) hand position and I guess it would be the same with Warrior, as it have such arm.
My Jackson King V taught me to always play on left thigh and now even Explorer is for me really comfortable, on left thigh I have absolutely free right hand, I can place it as I wish
I wouldn't dare saying star-shapes or V's are built for comfort ;) When switching from strats my right arm always feels awkward because of the support under the elbow. After some time human body accommodate and the arm find correct position. It's not visible on this video (it was recorded so long ago...) but I tend to lay my forearm in a kind of narrow X shape along the upper part of the guitar - this way I keep consistent arm resting position for strat and warrior. As for keeping guitar on right thigh in my experience it only takes a little effort to get used to bend the right arm a little behind the back. Guitar on the left thigh forces me to bend half of my body, so that's why I prefer the other one, I guess.
As I love V's I'm too afraid to try playing on those shapes just because due to limited support it's almost impossible to keep it stable on right leg, especially without a strap 😅
Anyway, thanks for the comment, now you made me think about finally trying V's 🤘
@@avalan_che I'm aware that most people think and says that V's are absolutely uncomfortable but I've never had problem, even when I first played Epiphone Flying V somehow I knew how to hold it.
The most important thing you must realise is you have to hold the bottom arm of guitar body between legs, then you can play really comfortable.
A strap is useful but not necessary - it will keep neck a bit higher.
I'm pointing that because once I saw my brother trying to hold it like casual guitar but in case of V's it just look ridiculus and doesn't work well. So if you wanna give it a chanse - don't even try to put it on right leg XD
I'm not sure how it is with Randy Rhoads style, where bottom arm is much smaller. Idk if it will stay in place between legs, but it works for Flying V or King V.
I think V's are worth to try, especially when you like apperance of that shape. Just remember my small advices and maybe check if you don't have any V guitars in local music shops.
Btw if you wanna buy Jackson JS32 King V, as I have, I recommend to move one of strap hook closer to the neck. In it's original position, just behind neck bolts it's not really well ballanced so neck is diving. If you move it, it will be more stable, maybe in more expensive Jackson series it's better placed
No i namówiłeś ;)
@@avalan_che o cholera XD
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