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Alice Cooper Group drummer NEAL SMITH talks Killsmith, original Alice, Rock Hall of Fame and more.Alice Cooper Group bassist DENNIS DUNAWAY gives LRI a massive, career spanning interview.Alice Cooper director Reg Harkema : "I cannot honestly think of a band that symbolizes the cultural shift from the 60s to 70s better than Alice Cooper ".Alice Cooper bassist Chuck Garric talks about Beasto Blanco, touring with Alice and much more!.Alia Janine (XXX starlet) talks music, milfs and baseball with LRI.Alcatrazz bassist Gary Shea of Alcatrazz talks to LRI about New England, Vinnie Vincent and of course.Album Review: Halestorm - Into The Wild Life- Atlantic Records.Album Review: Twisted Sister, 3CD "You Can't Stop Rock and Roll", "Come Out and Play" and "Love Is For Suckers".Album Review: "Ronnie James Dio: This Is Your Life" Tribute Album.AEROSMITH drummer Joey Kramer talks Music From Another Dimension, RUN-DMC, coffee and more.Aerosmith Bassist Tom Hamilton On New Blu-Ray/DVD Release, Band's Copacetic Chemistry And Obscene Plush Toys.Adult Hall of Famer TORI WELLES gives a very intimate and exclusive interview with LRI.ADLER's Steven Adler, Lonny Paul and Jacob Bunton talk Rock Hall of Fame, GNR and their new recordings.Actress, rocker wife Paula Solinger and director Jeremy Campbell talk about horror, hotties and rock and roll.Actor/musician Robbie Rist (Brady Bunch, Your Favorite Trainwreck, Doc McStuffins,TMNT) talks movies, music and 70s fun.ACIDIC frontman Michael Gossard on Musical Intracacies,Touring, Recognition and More!.AC/DC bassist Mark Evans talks about his new book, his glorious past and Dirty Deeds.Aaron Moreland of Moreland & Arbuckle "I wish I could say he did so then I'd have a reason to want to punch him! The guy who does our videos seems to have a dying need to have a theme of Dustin getting his ass beat!".3 Years Hollow singer Jose Urquiza: "When you realize your music and your band are THAT important to someone, even one person, you have a renewed faith and passion for everything you're doing.".Usually either Stephen or myself will come up with the initial riff on guitar…. > Writing: “Stephen is a pretty good guitarist, so he comes up with some of the initial riffs. He also noted that two shred guitarists in one band was not a good idea, in his opinion. > Influences: In the GP interview, Robin twice mentioned trying to sound like Billy Gibbons style-wise. I rest my hand on the bridge sometimes, so I can’t really have it floating.” I have the Floyds butted down so they can’t go up. I don’t like my action too low, and I only use Floyd Rose whammies. “I don’t mind if a neck is a little bit flat, as long as it’s wide enough.

But my new guitars have a little more standard neck size, and I think that I play them better. “In the past I leaned towards wide necks, just for the spread of the strings. If I can’t get those, I use a regular Jeff Beck model. “I use Seymour Duncan’s Allan Holdsworth pickup [described on the Duncan forum as “similar to an Alnico 2 JB model with two rows of screws,” but they don’t make it anymore. For some reason, it just sounds a whole lot better. I used to prefer my red Flying V-shaped one, but I switched over to the Firebird-style body. In the past and on this record, it’s always been that Jackson. I got that last year.”įor recording “I use the same guitar that I use live. My ’58 Gibson Flying V is my pride and joy. “I own a lot of guitars, but only a few that are of any value. We didn’t over-process, over-equalize or do anything to it.” “So rather than the high-tech stuff, we both plug straight into a good little Marshall amp for most of the album. It just has that twang to it, that classic Marshall sound.

“Finally we came up with three or four good amps and really only one cabinet – an old, beat-up, funky Marshall with 25-watt Celestions. We tried vintage Celestions, the 30-watts, and Electro-Voices. On Dancing Undercover we went through about 20 Marshall heads and as many old bottoms as we had. “First we tried plugging everything into everything, and running it through this, that and the other. This info, from the April 1987 Guitar Player, is not comprehensive gear-wise but sheds some light on his sound and on what he and Warren used on Dancing Undercover. Even though it’s the Year of the Tiger, here’s another Ratt post – this time on Robbin Crosby, who died some years ago of drug addiction.