Holy sh*t. That was inspiring!! Gawddammmmm! Doesn't get too much better than that- one of my favorite all-time guitar players and arguably one of the hottest and most talented chick guitarists ever, jamming together. And the tune was pretty cool.
If it was a guy, viewers would think it was just Vai on a splitscreen. It's hard enough to tell Ori and him apart as it is. /emoticons/default_ph34r.png...
But if we posted videos of a GUY who was perfectly coiffed and choreographed, wearing 80s pop-rock clothes, strutting in a wind machine with Vai, people would be screeching about how this stuff was so plastic it made John Mayer look like like Lightin' Hopkins, and how there were 20 guys on the HFC with equal chops, etc.
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What? Are all them white people starting to look alike? /emoticons/default_smile.pngIf it was a guy, viewers would think it was just Vai on a splitscreen. It's hard enough to tell Ori and him apart as it is. /emoticons/default_ph34r.png...
But if we posted videos of a GUY who was perfectly coiffed and choreographed, wearing 80s pop-rock clothes, strutting in a wind machine with Vai, people would be screeching about how this stuff was so plastic it made John Mayer look like like Lightin' Hopkins, and how there were 20 guys on the HFC with equal chops, etc.
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-Austin
Yeah, though it pains me to say it. Her PRS was definitely fuller sounding.What? Are all them white people starting to look alike? /emoticons/default_biggrin.pngIf it was a guy, viewers would think it was just Vai on a splitscreen. It's hard enough to tell Ori and him apart as it is. /emoticons/default_biggrin.png...
But if we posted videos of a GUY who was perfectly coiffed and choreographed, wearing 80s pop-rock clothes, strutting in a wind machine with Vai, people would be screeching about how this stuff was so plastic it made John Mayer look like like Lightin' Hopkins, and how there were 20 guys on the HFC with equal chops, etc.
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-Austin
I think she's got a very prominent nose...ala Christy Hynde. At least that's who I thought of when I first saw Ori playing.
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By the way, does Vai's tone sound particularly thin when listening to his parts against her parts? Or is it just me. (He ducks)
Well, shouldn't a 25" scale guitar with a thick mahogany body, maple top, and mahogany neck with a 6-screw trem sound fuller than a 25.5" scale guitar with a basswood body, maple neck and a double-locking trem? It would be embarrassing if it didn't. Still, they both sounded like "Vai" if you know what I mean. Anyway, I can't f$#*#in believe that's on the same album as that tweener pop crap single. It's mind-boggling. I will definitely be downloading that song and would be all over an album of like-minded material....
Yeah, though it pains me to say it. Her PRS was definitely fuller sounding.
Ha, there is quite a number of Ozzies that based on that fact that she's a chick alone, she's overrated as a guitar player. However, most will agree that we are quite happy that she's doing well regardless. Irony perhaps??? /emoticons/default_biggrin.pngHa, interesting that you posted this in "For Sale." Because her label is sure pushing her to be the next high school Avirl Lavigne demo pin-up.
And that's great... she probably is a kind and sweet person who's worked hard to get where she is and she is a fine player.
But if we posted videos of a GUY who was perfectly coiffed and choreographed, wearing 80s pop-rock clothes, strutting in a wind machine with Vai, people would be screeching about how this stuff was so plastic it made John Mayer look like like Lightin' Hopkins, and how there were 20 guys on the HFC with equal chops, etc.
I think anything that gets kids and girls into playing real instruments and practicing is GREAT and so I'm glad she's out there. Just think it's funny to see how very differently she is judged 'cos she isn't a guy.
Violet Journey is her import disc that has gotten some good reviews. I haven't heard it, so I can't say an more about it. But I'm impressed enough with what I've already heard to order it.Well, shouldn't a 25" scale guitar with a thick mahogany body, maple top, and mahogany neck with a 6-screw trem sound fuller than a 25.5" scale guitar with a basswood body, maple neck and a double-locking trem? It would be embarrassing if it didn't. Still, they both sounded like "Vai" if you know what I mean. Anyway, I can't f$#*#in believe that's on the same album as that tweener pop crap single. It's mind-boggling. I will definitely be downloading that song and would be all over an album of like-minded material....
Yeah, though it pains me to say it. Her PRS was definitely fuller sounding.
-Austin
I was agreeing with you, not so much disagreeing with you... /emoticons/default_biggrin.pngI'm not saying she is overrated. I mean she rips. Just that I've seen fat dudes in office clothes sit down at GC during their lunch breaks and shred at that level, and I STILL say our own Heardhearted Bill should be on magazine covers for his mix of chops and sheer imagination.
No, I'm not in shock that an attractive young woman will do well in the music biz /emoticons/default_biggrin.png
Implying what? I'm inclined to overlook that fact in light of it's a music video, not a live performance caught on vid. Does anyone have any doubt that those two played every single note of that song? I've seen Vai live 4 or 5 times and I know he's certainly capable of those notes and then some.come on guys their guitars werent even pluged in!
She's good, but she's ankle-high to Jennifer Batten.I think if Michael Jackson hadn't bought the farm and she'd done the tour with him, all the musicians would be singing her praises a la Jennifer Batten
Now I'm not saying she stacks up to Jennifer Batten, or Steve Stevens, or Steve Lukather, or anybody else who has played with MJ, but I think people's perception of her would be a lot different if that gig had worked out for her. Either way she is no slouch.She's good, but she's ankle-high to Jennifer Batten.I think if Michael Jackson hadn't bought the farm and she'd done the tour with him, all the musicians would be singing her praises a la Jennifer Batten