PhilX on Fakebook

IMO he's just talking superstition. I doubt he could hear the difference in a blind test. Here's one for you Phil, "You got the sky, you got clouds and you got yelling!"
 
Can't be lack of knowledge. He recently did a podcast with Dweezil Zappa talking about VH songs, and played through Dweezil's Axe-Fx.
https://www.dweezilzappa.com/songs/1969661-phil-x-ep-20



I agree. He's an accomplished player. I'm sure he's experienced many setups and understands the various setups /gear in various situations. All in all he has always comes across as a happy go lucky player who doesn't take things so serious. Odd that he posted this.
 
It's a frequency "or something"....

I choose to believe he's actually interested in finding the "violence frequency," and I'm happy to help.

Look far be it from me to challenge anything that Phil-X would say relative to playing guitar or crafting tone ....

And ..., I'll preface by saying I'm not necessarily a big "chugging" kind of player ..., but isn't that ALL about the ATTACK ?

IIRC ..., Pete Thorn has discussed ad nauseam about Eddie's Right-Hand ( picking ) technique .... My uneducated "guess" would be that his technique would become the most obvious when he's "chugging" ( right ? ) ....

Then if that sounds logical ..., couldn't that be the reason that no one can match that part of Eddie's tone ? IOW - it's not the tone ..., so much as it is the technique ....

Finally ..., the portion of the VH I / VH II tone that I have the most problem authentically recreating is the sag ( which quite frankly is as much of a feel thing as much as it is a tone thing ) ....

@Cooper Carter I'd really, REALLY be interested in what comes out of your collaboration w/ Mr. X if he ever gives you a call .... ;)
 
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