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FLYING V USED ON DROP DEAD LEGS! INTERVIEW!
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Post subject: RE: ...  PostPosted: Jun 13, 2008 - 04:35 PM



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I always found the main riff to Drop Dead Legs to be incredible and difficult to play, at least the one part.
I always suspected it's Ed amazing bending technique and not a tremolo, which is confirmed if he used a tremolo-less flying V.
 
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FL6 wrote:
I always found the main riff to Drop Dead Legs to be incredible and difficult to play, at least the one part.
I always suspected it's Ed amazing bending technique and not a tremolo, which is confirmed if he used a tremolo-less flying V.


I love that main riff. And the drumming there (with those nice overdubs).

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