That guitarist in Roxy Music

guitarjack66

HAL9000 said:

viz said:

Same with musicians; any good guitarist - also any orchestra player, pianist, jazzer, whatever - will tell you they all can’t stand music.

Glad I’m rubbish then ;-)  I do think though that I listen to music ‘differently’ than a non musician. Doesn’t stop me enjoying music though. I’m sure that an artist will look at works of art differently - probably more analytically- than a non artist. I bet that they still enjoy art though.

I'm not good enough to distinguish myself as a musician therefore I do still enjoy music. I have found that learning new chords,techniques etc does give you more appreciation for genres you've not considered before though. In my case anyhow.
I often wonder how an obsessive like Rick Beato copes when he's able to dissect almost everything? I mean I'm not sure I'd enjoy music as much if I know almost all of it's 'secrets.'

prowla

801 Live ain't bad.

fretfinder

Many years ago a pal of mine was in the lift in Simpsons of Piccadilly when in walked Phil Manzanera.
’Hi Phil’ said my pal.
’Hi fan’ said Phil, quick as a flash! 

Brio

When I was in uni in the early 70s my milkman also delivered to Phil Manzanera's mum.

guitarjack66

Brio said:

When I was in uni in the early 70s my milkman also delivered to Phil Manzanera's mum.

That could be interpreted in a number of different ways.

distressed

Seziertisch said:

Phil’s playing on the song Third Uncle on Eno’s Taking Tiger Mountain by Strategy is like noise rock before noise rock even existed. 

Killer guitar on Chance Meeting