Guns N' Roses - Down on the Farm (Fractalized cover/sync fixed)

Описание: This is a repost to fix an out of sync vid that folks were email/complaining about. Hope this fixes it. Original info below:

Come on now, show your love for some GNR. This is kind of a underrated(also a cover of punk band) track, raw and crushing all the same. I did my best hack and doing the Slash part. Squeealies, vibratos and leads are a little meh, but heh, not my strong suit. I'm working on it...

This is song number two with my new Fractal AxeFX II. I'm so blown away by this thing I don't even really know where to start. Gone are the days of fussing with the gear and loosing out on playing. I used the same patch for this as my Queen cover, the Djentlemanly preset. Odd choice I know but with this guitar it just sounds right.

The guitar is another Epiphone LP that was on blowout from Musiciansfriend.com I've never had a guitar with P90's in it and after a trade for this, sell for that, trade for this shuffle I damn near stole the guitar for what MF sold it for. Even though it's made in China, it plays very well and has a nice low action with no buzz, flat neck and even frets with no dead/high spots. After many years of hate towards Epi's, I've turned the leaf. They can be great instruments if you get a good one and set it up correctly. I've adorned this one with a sticker, tacky yes, but heh....it's an Epiphone.

Guest appearance from Mia the cat, she doesn't like my lead work....that's alright, I don't either.

Signal chain is John Rambo - Epiphone '56 w/P90's - Fractal AxeFX II - Reaper. Movie made with iMovie.

Thanks for watching!

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