Nirvana Was Huge, But It Didn't Appeal

If You Have A Great-sounding Guitar That's A Quality Instrument And A Good Amp, And You Know How To Make The Guitar Talk, That's The Key. It Starts With The Guitar And Knowing What It Should Sound And Feel Like.

I Started Doing All Kinds Of Weird Stuff On The Guitar, Which Became Part Of My Playing. I Started Doing Harmonics And Tapping On The Guitar And Pulling Off Strings And Doing All This Weird Stuff That No One Had Ever Done Before.

It Comes Back To The Same Old Question People Are Always Asking Me: 'when Are You Going To Do A Solo Record?' Well, If I Did, It Would Probably Be Similar To 'baluchitherium,' Meaning It Would Be Van Halen Music - Which I Write Anyway - But Without Singing.

Most Beginners Want To Learn Lead Because They Think It's Cool .. Consequently, They Never Really Develop Good Rhythm Skills .. Since Most Of A Rock Guitarists Time Is Spent Playing Rhythm, It's Important To Learn To Do It Well .. Learning Lead Should Come After You Can Play Solid Backup And Have The Sound Of The Chords In Your Head

Every Song Is Like A Kid. How Can You Have That Many Kids And Have A Favorite? Which One Do I Like To Hang Most With?