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Nov 22 2009

Shreds Parody Slipknot and Creed

Published by Ryan Edmunds under Features Edit This

When it comes to syncing new sounds to any pre-recorded video content, the possibilities are limitless. This can be seen in a recent YouTube phenomenon called “Shreds”. Shreds are re-dubbed videos of well known musicians with parodied music and vocals synced up with what’s happening in the video. Most of the time the result is hilarious.

You can find shreds on just about any artist by searching Google Video and YouTube. It all seems to have originated with Creed and there are a whole bunch of funny ones shredding that band alone. Here is one of my favorites. Please be advised that this video contains some explicit content and is rated R.

This next one is surprisingly just good clean fun and parodies Slipknot. This one is seriously on my list of greatest things seen.

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Nov 18 2009

Win A Crybaby Rack

Published by Ryan Edmunds under Effects, Gear Edit This

Did you ever think you’d see the day? A rack reserved for the best guitarists and most top of the line studios around the world, could be yours completely free. The most elite guitarists in the world use this very rack to dial in their exact tone for any sound, gig or situations. Slash’s Wah pedal of choice is the Dunlop Crybaby merely used as a controller in front of this very unit. Other artists who use the Dunlop Wah Rack include Joe Perry of Aerosmith, Jerry Cantrell of Alice in Chains, Kerry King of Slayer and many many more astonishing guitar players.

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Nov 09 2009

The best of Guitar Jumping

Published by Ryan Edmunds under Blog Edit This

They say that, next to the power slide, it is the single most important move in a rocker`s repertoire. Join us in our salute to the guitar jump.

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