[QUOTE="super_mario_128"] They suck because their music is manufactured garbage, not because their music lacks guitar solos... Truth. When every song is filled with what caters to the majority and is lacking any uniqueness even compared to the artist's own tracks, you know there's no soul or talent to be found...just money to be gained. Sometimes I wonder if DragonRebel comes on GS just to promote Disney...:?
"John Lloyd "J.T." Taylor (born March 23, 1982) is an American musician. He is best known as the lead guitarist, and musical director for the popular pop rock band the Jonas Brothers."
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here is the link: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_Lloyd_Taylor
They have 2 guitarists and both don't even play lead. THATS BULL
No, since their solos would still suck. They would be better if someone killed them and replaced them with people that actually have some semblance of musical talent.
Jonas Brothers suck. Guitar solos are not good in all songs. For example, a poppy song like Daydream Believer by the Monkees is better with it's keyboard solo(I think it's keyboards) than guitar. Guitar solos= Rock/ Metal Jonas Brothers=Crap pop.
So you're saying that any guitarist who doesn't do tons of shredding and tapping solos is worthless?
DragonRebel0908
No.
The bottom line for me is that music is expression in its purest form. Therefore, when you create a piece of music that does not speak to your listeners on an ineffable, emotional, soulful level, you have failed as a musician as far as I am concerned. The extent of expression in the Jonas Brothers' music is roughly the audial equivalent of stick figures.
I mean..guitar solo > no guitar solo. Kevin plays a short solo on "Fly With Me" but they really don't have much lead guitar work. You think they'd be considered decent if they had more lead guitar?
DragonRebel0908
They would be much better if they stopped making music.
So you're saying that any guitarist who doesn't do tons of shredding and tapping solos is worthless?
GabuEx
No.
The bottom line for me is that music is expression in its purest form. Therefore, when you create a piece of music that does not speak to your listeners on an ineffable, emotional, soulful level, you have failed as a musician as far as I am concerned. The extent of expression in the Jonas Brothers' music is roughly the audial equivalent of stick figures.
Ah now I see where John Petrucci gets his inspiration from in this song.
Ah now I see where John Petrucci gets his inspiration from in this song.
GabuEx
Damn, that was some nice guitarin'.
Yeah he's not the emotionless shredder people make him out to be, sure he, along with the rest of Dream Theater get carried away, but that's not always the case.
Guitar solos don't make a song better, I don't think anyway. If they want to get better they should replace their 'singer' who takes massive breaths in every single word that are so big they sound like orgasms.
Guitar solos don't make a song better, I don't think anyway. If they want to get better they should replace their 'singer' who takes massive breaths in every single word that are so big they sound like orgasms.
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