Im always Hungry for Hair Metal, I just Can't Get Enuff of the stuff I listened to when I was Seventeen! You do realize that when this video is over we are Headed for a Heartbreak Leon so any time you think it is Time to Surrender we will be Hanging On for you to get us out of our State of Emergency for lack of more Hair Metal! Lillian Axe is who Ragdoll reminds me of and you can do a few of their riffs.
Reb Bech is such an underrated guitar player. One of the few player who in those days, didn't just stay that Van Halen style tapping. "Cuts it Loose" by Reb Bech is a really nice instrumental. Edit: this auto correct thing just changed Reb to Rabies.
Back in the day I was a huge George Lynch fan. At some point George was out of Dokken and Reb took over. I went to a Dokken show thinking it sucks that Lynch isn't playing. I left that show with a new guitar hero. Beach is THAT good.
I remember watching the cutting it loose video and I think at the beginning before he starts playing someone says something like “the song is in E flat if you want to play along” and then he started playing and I was like how the fuck do you play along to this 🤣
The riff to Seventeen is deceptively difficult. I remember learning to play it and it wrecked my finger tips. Such a great riff. I always thought Reb Beach and Vito Bratta were criminally underrated - both technically and from a song writing perspective.
Lol, yes, as a thrash metal maniac in the 80s i could NEVER admit that i thought Winger was truly talented, well, the guitarist anyway, lol...phenomenal!!! Even to this day! I can now openly admit their top-notch skill!
Loved that you featured Rainbow in the Rose, unforgettable hard rock tune from the 80s. Winger's first two albums were mind blowing. Hangin On from the first lp and Can't Get Enuff from the second are also classic Winger sound songs. Way to go Leon!
That was awesome thanks for this. Winger were criminally underrated all killer musicians in their own right with great complexity and catchy hooks in their songwriting . A cut above so many of the other bands in the "hair metal " genre . I'll be checking out your band rag doll if your a cross between winger and kings x should be good.😀🤘🏼
THANK YOU!!! Winger is massively overlooked and under rated. My favourite Winger album is "Pull", but "Headed for a Heartbreak" is probably my favourite track of theirs.
Reminds me how much more I liked “In The Heart of the Young” and “Pull” when they came out, compared to the first album. I mean, I *really* liked “In The Heart of the Young” and it had more Prog and R&B elements than people gave it credit for. I think was 17 when it came out... ? Kip Winger’s biggest sin was being good looking LOL! Even among all the guys back then with their makeup, ink and fake hair, girls seemed to go gaga over him and I think that made a lot of guys jealous. Saw them live with Cinderella and The Bullet Boys and Winger live was like men among boys. All four of those guys are ridiculously accomplished even before they were together. A “Hair Metal Toto” is a perfect description!
As for that subject,Nuno Betencourt is definetely champion in that regard-he looks more or less identical to when he was 25.What he's been drinkin' is beyond me.
Winger got a lot of ricidule from the Beavis & Butthead thing and the whole beef with Soldoutallica eh... I mean Metallica,but these guys are massively talented musicians. Reb Beach is a monster guitarist just watch a video from the early 90´s where he´s doing some cool Jazz/Fusion on an Ibanez 7string that he got from Steve Vai as a gift! John Roth (the second guitar player) is a veteran session musician who can hold his own against Reb. The drummer,Rod Morgenstein, is a professor at Berklee College of Music!! And Kip Winger himself,who was made fun of,as a "hair-metal pretty boy" ,is a "proper" musician. He used to be the touring bassplayer for Alice Cooper,in the early 80´s and after the whole "hair-metal" thing passed in the 90´s,he went to college to study classical music. He has an actual degree in classical music and even composed a symphony. Not some rock meets classic stuff,I´m talking a proper classical piece,that he recorded with an orchestra. Dude even got a Grammy nomination for it. Btw. "Junkyard Dog" has an insane riff in the breakdown of the song,before the solo kicks in. That riff is sooo good,other bands would have used it for the main riff.
Reb Beach is one of my major influences. The acoustic intro to Madeline is awesome. Winger's first album is by far my favorite, but I do really like the 2nd one two. One song you didnt mention was the one he did for his video instructional. I feel like not many people know that he doesnt use his pinky finger and developed a way to tap and ring the next string with his tapping hand. I tried practicing it back in the day and got ok with it, but never perfected the style. Can you tackle that as well?
Perfect video as always! Great choice with Junkyard Dog! I've always loved that riff. Other Winger favorites include Hungry and Madaline. I'd like to see Tyketto, Extreme, or Firehouse.
the first album is one of my most favorites they ever made. with that being said, Time to Surrender was such a killer song through and through. The harmony between Kips voice and Rebs guitar at the end of the song is masterful.
IV was a great comeback for Winger, very refreshing but still with their essence... Short Flight to Mexico and Your Great Escape are also killer songs with killer riffs...
Awesome playing as always Leon. Huge Winger and Reb fan. I was blown away as a kid when I first saw that video to Madalaine and I was hooked. I've never seen anyone replicate Reb's sound when he does what I refer to as "liquid tapping". Was hoping to see you play the intro to Baptized by Fire. I can already see you gearing up to do a Ratt and DeMartini top 5 video!
Agreed about Winger getting the shaft, IMO Kip Winger is a great singer with tone and range that outshine a lot of hair metal singers, even to this day he still sounds great.
Excellent man! I’ve always wanted to know how to articulate Cowboys from hell. There are a lot of intricate parts! Thanks in advance! Superb job in the intro!
Impossible to be objective and only pick 5 Reb Beach riffs. This drummer thinks the Ultra-high energy "Time to Surrender" definitely deserves consideration ... 🤘 ^v^
Met Reb Beach and had a drink with him. It was after watching one of his clinics. I have video of the whole clinic. Part of it is on my you tube channel. What a great guy he was. The funny part of our talk was... Reb: "Are we going to talk music at all?" .... Me: "Umm sure if you want to" ... Reb: "One minute" and pulls out a Three Muskateers bar and puts it on the bar ... "Okay we're good now" ... I Look, laugh and he says "They sponser me" .... lmao.... just a cool guy
Yes..WINGER in 2023..still top of the game...thank you for putting this on the table...you nailed it totally ...and you let it look so easy...cheers from Germany
One of my warm ups is Heading for a Heartbreak. I also use it for delay and tone setup as well as string intonation and neck action. I am with you, Winger was the greatest! Also the crazy temponess (is that a word) of "Can't Get Enuff". Right at 1:42 it' messes with your brain. The syncopation of the vocals and the drums.
And thank you so much this guy is awesome he's the type of guy a kid would be dreaming about and knocking on his door 24 hours a day to teach him how to play guitar ..✌️👍👍👍👍👍👍👍❤️
YOU ROCK THERES NO DOUGHT,GREAT STUFF but BEAVIS & BUTTHEAD,RUINED HIS CAREER ,A CARTOON THEY NEVER WERE MEANTIONED,BUT ADVERTISED ON THERE T-SHIRTS ALONG WITH METALLICA,AND THAT WAS A GREAT CARTOON BECUZ METALLICA NEVER SIEZED TO KEEP ROCKIN ,WHAT MADE WINGER I BELIEVE KINDA STOP FOR A WHILE WAS WHEN THE TIME IS THE CRUNGE,YEARS WITH PEARL JAM AND NIRVANA,AND THAT THAT STYLE OF GREAT MUSIC,BUT THE QUICK SUDDEN
I wonder if Winger would have survived the '90s if they had leaned into their proggy sides a la Dream Theater rather than trying to court mainstream audiences. Also, I look forward to the "5 Killer Riffs - Extreme" episode!
Reb Beach in my opinion is right up there with the very best in the world. He + Rowan Robertson from Dio were the reason I chose to start having lessons when I started out. I also remember an article in guitar world back in the late eighties where the Mag chose four key players from the eighties that would be be of great importance in the nineties. Reb was one of the four, the other three being Nuno Bettencourt, Alex Skolnick & Vernon Reid. I'm so glad he picked himself up after the grunge movement came and went. The guitar world wouldn't be the same without guys like him.
Good stuff as always Leon. Totally agree that they are fantastic players who kinda got the shaft for their timing with grunge coming in. Also, if you would send me that red PRS you’re using, on the house of course, I’ll be your best friend. 😅
Billy Bobhouse You're in for a treat. They've never done a duff album in my view. Pull would be a great album to start with but hey all of their albums have a great mixture of killer riffs,hooks,melodies some heavy stuff and the heart felt emotional ballads.
I cannot believe you left out written in the wind that song is so tight and with the chorus lyrics is almost too perfect it's like a song you want to sing along with an air guitar or drums... And you could do it in the next 5 years and you'd still love it lol
Reb Beach is without a doubt one of the most underrated guitar players in rock. Period. He's got the all the tools.....metal, rock, blues, jazz, progressive, EVH-style finger tapping, the two note chord magic made awesome by George Lynch and Ty Tabor. The man is a beast. Put him in band with other heavy weight musicians like Kip Winger and Rod Morgenstein and something akin to pure magic will be the result. Its too bad Winger came out when they did and were labeled a "glam band". They're anything but a glam band. They're real music is "progressive, jazz fused blues funk with cajun spice, creole seasoning laid over slow roasted BBQ on a bed of ghost peppers."
Great video! Winger is one of my top 5 favorite bands. What were you playing through for the Junkyard Dog and Blind Revolution Mad segments? It totally captured the tone and vibe of the Pull album.
@@LeonTodd Thanks for the info! That model sounds killer. I had no idea Reb ever played a Rectifier. I know he has two 50 watt Marshalls from the 70s and I thought he had played those all the way until he switched to the PT 100.
Im always Hungry for Hair Metal, I just Can't Get Enuff of the stuff I listened to when I was Seventeen! You do realize that when this video is over we are Headed for a Heartbreak Leon so any time you think it is Time to Surrender we will be Hanging On for you to get us out of our State of Emergency for lack of more Hair Metal!
Lillian Axe is who Ragdoll reminds me of and you can do a few of their riffs.
I'd love to see a "5 Killer Riffs" from Skid Row!
Only hard thing is narrowing it down to 5
The most underrated 80s band. And yes, Pull is pretty close to being a perfect album. My favorite from them.
Reb Bech is such an underrated guitar player.
One of the few player who in those days, didn't just stay that Van Halen style tapping.
"Cuts it Loose" by Reb Bech is a really nice instrumental.
Edit: this auto correct thing just changed Reb to Rabies.
Totally has his own unique style.
Back in the day I was a huge George Lynch fan. At some point George was out of Dokken and Reb took over. I went to a Dokken show thinking it sucks that Lynch isn't playing. I left that show with a new guitar hero. Beach is THAT good.
I remember watching the cutting it loose video and I think at the beginning before he starts playing someone says something like “the song is in E flat if you want to play along” and then he started playing and I was like how the fuck do you play along to this 🤣
The riff to Seventeen is deceptively difficult. I remember learning to play it and it wrecked my finger tips. Such a great riff. I always thought Reb Beach and Vito Bratta were criminally underrated - both technically and from a song writing perspective.
Time To Surrender, whoa...never seen anyone cover that song flawlessly. Especially all of the overdubs
Queensryche please, Leon! Cheers.
Lol, yes, as a thrash metal maniac in the 80s i could NEVER admit that i thought Winger was truly talented, well, the guitarist anyway, lol...phenomenal!!! Even to this day! I can now openly admit their top-notch skill!
also my favorite album to jam with on my guitar
Loved that you featured Rainbow in the Rose, unforgettable hard rock tune from the 80s. Winger's first two albums were mind blowing. Hangin On from the first lp and Can't Get Enuff from the second are also classic Winger sound songs. Way to go Leon!
That was awesome thanks for this. Winger were criminally underrated all killer musicians in their own right with great complexity and catchy hooks in their songwriting . A cut above so many of the other bands in the "hair metal " genre . I'll be checking out your band rag doll if your a cross between winger and kings x should be good.😀🤘🏼
“Hair Metal Toto”!!! That’s literally the perfect way to summarize their style...🤘
Yeah... Totally agree...
THANK YOU!!! Winger is massively overlooked and under rated.
My favourite Winger album is "Pull", but "Headed for a Heartbreak" is probably my favourite track of theirs.
Reb Beach's outro solo in Headed for a Heartbreak is epic. I don't know for sure but it sounds like he improvised it.
Winger is so underrated, one of my top ten of all time! definitely a hard rock toto.
THAT ALBUM Pull is simply AMAZING! And so underrated! Thanks for this Leon. Bro such great riffs from a great band.
Yeah it's a ripper hey.
Battlestations from the Bill & Ted's Bogus Journey OST!
OMG!! Reb was such an awesome guitarist. His guitar video wasn’t too bad at all for back in the day.
U definitely took me down memory lane man..!
How about 5 riffs from Ratt, Def Leppard, and Quiet Riot??? New to the channel. Love the content!!!!
Winger is an underrated band. I agree they got unfair hate in the 90s total bull crap
Reb beach that guy is so awesome
Reminds me how much more I liked “In The Heart of the Young” and “Pull” when they came out, compared to the first album. I mean, I *really* liked “In The Heart of the Young” and it had more Prog and R&B elements than people gave it credit for. I think was 17 when it came out... ?
Kip Winger’s biggest sin was being good looking LOL! Even among all the guys back then with their makeup, ink and fake hair, girls seemed to go gaga over him and I think that made a lot of guys jealous. Saw them live with Cinderella and The Bullet Boys and Winger live was like men among boys. All four of those guys are ridiculously accomplished even before they were together. A “Hair Metal Toto” is a perfect description!
He still looks great for his age too!
Leon Todd
Right. I keep getting older and he doesn’t... 🤣
As for that subject,Nuno Betencourt is definetely champion in that regard-he looks more or less identical to when he was 25.What he's been drinkin' is beyond me.
Winger got a lot of ricidule from the Beavis & Butthead thing and the whole beef with Soldoutallica eh... I mean Metallica,but these guys are massively talented musicians.
Reb Beach is a monster guitarist just watch a video from the early 90´s where he´s doing some cool Jazz/Fusion on an Ibanez 7string that he got from Steve Vai as a gift! John Roth (the second guitar player) is a veteran session musician who can hold his own against Reb. The drummer,Rod Morgenstein, is a professor at Berklee College of Music!!
And Kip Winger himself,who was made fun of,as a "hair-metal pretty boy" ,is a "proper" musician.
He used to be the touring bassplayer for Alice Cooper,in the early 80´s and after the whole "hair-metal" thing passed in the 90´s,he went to college to study classical music. He has an actual degree in classical music and even composed a symphony.
Not some rock meets classic stuff,I´m talking a proper classical piece,that he recorded with an orchestra. Dude even got a Grammy nomination for it.
Btw. "Junkyard Dog" has an insane riff in the breakdown of the song,before the solo kicks in. That riff is sooo good,other bands would have used it for the main riff.
Kip sang a song he's writing for a musical during the last show we played with him. Properly good stuff!
I have to say Red Beach influenced me way more than Eddie Van Halen:)
I've just learned to play the riff to Time To Surrender" which is so cool.
Pull is my favorite album from Winger 🤘☺️
Hanging On... one of my favorite Winger riffs
Reb is a killer player and you do him justice! How about a Queensryche riffs episode?
Thankyou! Queensryche is coming soon :)
Rainbow in a rose is my fav winger track ... Great band!
Great escape from winger 4 is fantastic
You have great taste! I would opt for some Winger IV and Karma riffs as well 🤘🏻
This is the shit I'm here for. Stay safe Leon.
Talisman break your Chain.... i like to hear them from you WOOOOHH!!
Great band!
Ah 17! Also happens to be my favorite/lucky number. So many memories in these riffs! Great job bro!
"Better Days Comin" is a great new album.Glad I got to see'em live 10 yrs ago in CA.Good job Leon,I'll have to buy your music!!
I became a winger fan after listening the riff from time to surrender.. Epic!
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Reb Beach is one of my major influences. The acoustic intro to Madeline is awesome. Winger's first album is by far my favorite, but I do really like the 2nd one two. One song you didnt mention was the one he did for his video instructional. I feel like not many people know that he doesnt use his pinky finger and developed a way to tap and ring the next string with his tapping hand. I tried practicing it back in the day and got ok with it, but never perfected the style. Can you tackle that as well?
I was thinking about it but that's a whole other can of worms. Great idea for a standalone lesson!
Now I see the Reb Beach influence in your playing. It's a good thing! Great job with this vid!!! 👦🏻
5 Killer Crimson Glory Riff's would be great.
Do 5 killer riffs for XYZ
Dimitrije Marjanovic yeaaaahhh
Perfect video as always! Great choice with Junkyard Dog! I've always loved that riff. Other Winger favorites include Hungry and Madaline. I'd like to see Tyketto, Extreme, or Firehouse.
Rainbow in the Rose is up there with Still of the Night as far as epic 80's tunes go
yeah I agree, right up there for me
Yeah, and for the life of me, I can't find that old Reb home video. It was really fun to see a pro having to relearn his own solos/parts.
the first album is one of my most favorites they ever made. with that being said, Time to Surrender was such a killer song through and through. The harmony between Kips voice and Rebs guitar at the end of the song is masterful.
Hell yeah. Commenting before I even. Watch! Seventeen is one of my favorite riffs of all time!!
IV was a great comeback for Winger, very refreshing but still with their essence... Short Flight to Mexico and Your Great Escape are also killer songs with killer riffs...
Rodrigo Gonzalez Yes short flight to Mexico is killer. Great story to the song and dirty riff. I also adore the song living just to die.🤘🏼
Awesome playing as always Leon. Huge Winger and Reb fan. I was blown away as a kid when I first saw that video to Madalaine and I was hooked. I've never seen anyone replicate Reb's sound when he does what I refer to as "liquid tapping". Was hoping to see you play the intro to Baptized by Fire. I can already see you gearing up to do a Ratt and DeMartini top 5 video!
Agreed about Winger getting the shaft, IMO Kip Winger is a great singer with tone and range that outshine a lot of hair metal singers, even to this day he still sounds great.
Excellent man! I’ve always wanted to know how to articulate Cowboys from hell. There are a lot of intricate parts! Thanks in advance! Superb job in the intro!
2 dudes disliked - probably Beavis & 8uttHead themselves. 😒
TIME TO SURRENDER
Impossible to be objective and only pick 5 Reb Beach riffs. This drummer thinks the Ultra-high energy "Time to Surrender" definitely deserves consideration ... 🤘 ^v^
Met Reb Beach and had a drink with him. It was after watching one of his clinics. I have video of the whole clinic. Part of it is on my you tube channel. What a great guy he was. The funny part of our talk was... Reb: "Are we going to talk music at all?" .... Me: "Umm sure if you want to" ... Reb: "One minute" and pulls out a Three Muskateers bar and puts it on the bar ... "Okay we're good now" ... I Look, laugh and he says "They sponser me" .... lmao.... just a cool guy
Yes..WINGER in 2023..still top of the game...thank you for putting this on the table...you nailed it totally ...and you let it look so easy...cheers from Germany
Brilliant man !! And Rainbow in the rose is my favorite Winger song .!!!🤘🏼🤘🏼🤘🏼🤘🏼🤘🏼
Majestic!!!!! Fav album is karma and pull. So many great song... I just can't pick. Great video 👍
Winger is one of my all time favorite bands. The Pull album is one of the most underrated albums in rock history.
One of my warm ups is Heading for a Heartbreak. I also use it for delay and tone setup as well as string intonation and neck action. I am with you, Winger was the greatest! Also the crazy temponess (is that a word) of "Can't Get Enuff". Right at 1:42 it' messes with your brain. The syncopation of the vocals and the drums.
your good musician bro you know quality music
can you post the patch for the Axe 3 please sir?
Birdie 👍👍👍
please more winger stuff. great video. 👍🏼🎱🤙🏽
You've gotta definitely cover some King's X! That Dogman riff is pummeling and sick!
I love Pull Me Under & Battlestattion riff!!!
I didn’t really listen to winger until about a year ago because of all the trash people used to talk. Reb Beach is just a monster guitar player
Please upload create just get it on RUclips please love you like a ritual by winger extended drum solo!!!! please!!!
GREAT !!!!!!!!!!!! love these riffs !!!!!! happy to see you play it !!!!!!
And thank you so much this guy is awesome he's the type of guy a kid would be dreaming about and knocking on his door 24 hours a day to teach him how to play guitar ..✌️👍👍👍👍👍👍👍❤️
Reb is still such a good player. That 1st Black Swan album is good all the way through. I dig the verse riff to "Down Incognito".
YOU ROCK THERES NO DOUGHT,GREAT STUFF but BEAVIS & BUTTHEAD,RUINED HIS CAREER ,A CARTOON THEY NEVER WERE MEANTIONED,BUT ADVERTISED ON THERE T-SHIRTS ALONG WITH METALLICA,AND THAT WAS A GREAT CARTOON BECUZ METALLICA NEVER SIEZED TO KEEP ROCKIN ,WHAT MADE WINGER I BELIEVE KINDA STOP FOR A WHILE WAS WHEN THE TIME IS THE CRUNGE,YEARS WITH PEARL JAM AND NIRVANA,AND THAT THAT STYLE OF GREAT MUSIC,BUT THE QUICK SUDDEN
I wonder if Winger would have survived the '90s if they had leaned into their proggy sides a la Dream Theater rather than trying to court mainstream audiences. Also, I look forward to the "5 Killer Riffs - Extreme" episode!
Reb Beach in my opinion is right up there with the very best in the world. He + Rowan Robertson from Dio were the reason I chose to start having lessons when I started out. I also remember an article in guitar world back in the late eighties where the Mag chose four key players from the eighties that would be be of great importance in the nineties.
Reb was one of the four, the other three being Nuno Bettencourt, Alex Skolnick & Vernon Reid.
I'm so glad he picked himself up after the grunge movement came and went. The guitar world wouldn't be the same without guys like him.
You have got to check out BLACK SWAN with Reb Beach on guitar!!
Good stuff as always Leon. Totally agree that they are fantastic players who kinda got the shaft for their timing with grunge coming in. Also, if you would send me that red PRS you’re using, on the house of course, I’ll be your best friend. 😅
Lol....I couldn't match your tone on the core untill my treble hit 80....is this close
Hair metal Toto. I had a laugh bro lol. Blind revolution mad is so kickass. Great vid mate ..100 thumbs up
Saw them open for the Scorpions in the early 90s , they were bad ass and blew the Scorpions away
I'm in my late thirties and I've never heard of winger!? Loved that second riff, will have to go and check them out. Good video mate.
Billy Bobhouse You're in for a treat. They've never done a duff album in my view. Pull would be a great album to start with but hey all of their albums have a great mixture of killer riffs,hooks,melodies some heavy stuff and the heart felt emotional ballads.
@@pumpkinking5679 thanks man, always on the look out for good music 👍
Billy Bobhouse No probs I think most people are .Theres nothing more satisfying than discovering some band or artist that somehow passed you by.
My favorite album is "IV" check out four leaf clover song, the riff is freaking awesome..
Brilliant best song Blind Revolution Mad. And Kips vocals are the best-
what about 5 killer riffs from early greatwhite, Mark kendall has a very unique sound and some great riffs.
Rainbow in the Rose is my JAM.
Damn... can you teach us how to mix drums?! All your riffs sound like studio produced songs!
Winger is a fabulous band and didn’t deserve all the bad press! Great musicians!
Winger rocks!
I cannot believe you left out written in the wind that song is so tight and with the chorus lyrics is almost too perfect it's like a song you want to sing along with an air guitar or drums... And you could do it in the next 5 years and you'd still love it lol
Reb Beach is without a doubt one of the most underrated guitar players in rock. Period. He's got the all the tools.....metal, rock, blues, jazz, progressive, EVH-style finger tapping, the two note chord magic made awesome by George Lynch and Ty Tabor. The man is a beast. Put him in band with other heavy weight musicians like Kip Winger and Rod Morgenstein and something akin to pure magic will be the result. Its too bad Winger came out when they did and were labeled a "glam band". They're anything but a glam band. They're real music is "progressive, jazz fused blues funk with cajun spice, creole seasoning laid over slow roasted BBQ on a bed of ghost peppers."
Here you go Leon .. ruclips.net/video/-4-2lc945Co/видео.html
I think time to surrender is his coolest riff
Can you do a video with your guitar collection?
Cheers from Portugal 🍺🤘
I may have posted here before, but try Time to Surrender. It's awesome.
No Man's Land is my favorite Reb Beach solo
I think Time to surrender is along their best too.
Great playin as always man
Time To Surrender would be my pick, but great stuff - keep 'em coming
thanks for sharing my winger riff is hungry the whole song is awesome
Headed For A Heartbreak had some great Reb solo work in it too.
Hi mate is junkyard dog in different tuning,fantastic riffs n tone
Great video! Winger is one of my top 5 favorite bands. What were you playing through for the Junkyard Dog and Blind Revolution Mad segments? It totally captured the tone and vibe of the Pull album.
I used the fractal FM3 for all of this,using the Mesa Mark IV model. I think Reb used a Rectifier on pull IIRC.
@@LeonTodd Thanks for the info! That model sounds killer. I had no idea Reb ever played a Rectifier. I know he has two 50 watt Marshalls from the 70s and I thought he had played those all the way until he switched to the PT 100.
Madalaine, Time to surrender, can't get enough
Pull me under is my favorite Winger tune 🔥🤘🖤
5 Helloween/ Gamma Ray killer riffs!!!
Spell I'm under!!! one of the best songs in Pull
Thanks Todd this is frickin awesome!!
Pretty killer tone there brother - what rig are you running?