Paul Gilbert & Bill Sheehan Rig Rundown

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cruxiform

Thanks for sharing. Can watch PG all day.

bingefeller

cruxiform said:

Thanks for sharing. Can watch PG all day.

Yeah he's great!  I could listen to Billy talking and playing too.

peteri

Agreed, if only I could say the same about John Bollinger talking - it's like Bill and Ted!

Thanks for the heads up tho!

Cabicular

peteri said:

Agreed, if only I could say the same about John Bollinger talking - it's like Bill and Ted!

Thanks for the heads up tho!

He sounds thick as fuck

DavusPG

Cabicular said:

peteri said:

Agreed, if only I could say the same about John Bollinger talking - it's like Bill and Ted!

Thanks for the heads up tho!

He sounds thick as fuck

Haha, quote of the day. Creased me up.

Vaiai

JB knows his gear too tho - doesn't maybe sound great but he's a respected session player in his own right!
Saw PG at a clinic earlier this year - was very cool (and loud!)

groovie

I miss Rebecca Dirks.

EricTheWeary

Paul is good value as an interviewee. His rig wouldn't look out of place in a pub band, not quite sure what the moral of that is but it's pretty straightforward stuff ( aside from the mini guitar in D#).

LuttiS

Muchos love of Paul

Billy on the otherhand... I love his playing, can't deny he's great and an interesting character.. I'm a big Winery dogs fan (Billy's band with Richie Kotzen & Mike Portnoy) and i can't stand his tone half the time, really gets to me! 

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LuttiS said:

Muchos love of Paul

Billy on the otherhand... I love his playing, can't deny he's great and an interesting character.. I'm a big Winery dogs fan (Billy's band with Richie Kotzen & Mike Portnoy) and i can't stand his tone half the time, really gets to me! 

I always think Billy floats in and out of time, especially on his fills.  Maybe it's just me. 

I could listen to Billy talk all day though, he has great charisma I think. 

musteatbrainsrevenge

Love those two:

Saw them in New York a few years ago and was very impressed