Four guitarists using four kinds of distortion repeated the "Sister Ray" riff while Kantor went crazy on the song's fuzzy organ mantra.
Four guitarists using four different kinds of distortion repeated the "Sister Ray" riff while Kantor went crazy on the song's fuzzy organ mantra.
From 1974, Thin Lizzy switched from using one lead guitarist to two.
The musicians consisting of two guitarists, a violinist and a drummer took it in turns to paraglide down from 650 metres above ground with the final video edited using the separate audio streams.
Get one or two guitarists.
I knew about them because my friend Ted Widmer used to be one of their three guitarists (he also wrote for me at George magazine), and they had this shtick that sounded ridiculous until you witnessed it — they dressed up as 18th-century aristocrats and played heavy metal.
The album was driven by dense riffs and ethereal atmospheres from the band's three guitarists, with greater use of keyboards than their debut.
We asked four guitarists to perform one of each eight kinds of the beat patterns given in Figure 1, at three different tempos (70, 90, and 110), for total of 96 samples.
Primarily, though, this band's assault is shaped by the work of its three guitarists: Zach Householder, Ben Savage and Alex Wade.
OK, so... UNCUT One of the three guitarists in the band is named Ian.
