I don't know if this is it but the vid is pretty funny.
http://www.nme.com/video/id/dVYtLPyDkhY/search/budweiser
David
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9gBH5XWJYBI
On Mar 8, 2:23 am, Shy Picker <ShyPic...@aol.com> wrote:
Sorry about that (being snobby and all), but it just didn't seem in
the least bit unusual or remarkable. What do you find so good about
it?
http://www.nme.com/video/id/sKe4P_0bP78/search/budweiser
Jim
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you should check out Carl Verhayen............(it may even be him
playing on the commercial , he does tons of studio work)
You're implying that easy riffs can't be great (which was all I said
about it). The famous riff from Sunshine Of Your Love is, I think, one
of the greatest riffs ever written, and I don't think anyone considers
it to be at all difficult. But obviously there's an enormous amount of
subjectivity in quality judgments, so you are free to disagree.
Actually, I erased my post but I guess it's still there!
It just seemed to me to be something easy to compose, easy to come up
with. Of course, I probably would have thought so too 35 years ago.
buried alive - the manvils
another five minutes of my life down a rat hole; time to turn this off
and read a book.