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NAMM 2012 - The Videos

26/1/2012

Since I didn't shoot video every single day of the show, I decided to instead collect all the video in a new post, for you guys to find it easily. So here we go:

Part 1:
In this video you will see playing by:
Fredrik Thordendal
Richard Lundmark
Ola Englund
Johnny Hiland

Part 2:
In this video you will see playing by:
Tomo Fujita
Tosin Abasi
Neil Zaza
Tom Quayle
Richard Lundmark
Nate Lopez
Florent Atem
Richard McClish
Alex Machacek
Terry Bozzio
Jimmy Johnson

Part 3:
In this video you will see playing/appearances by:
Random Disneyland tourists =)
Scottish folk music band
Dave Grissom
Mike Ault
Davy Knowles
Steve Vai
Random bass player dude with a white bass
J Hayes
Random accordion dudes
Dwarf Craft pedals
Brent Mason
Slaperoo
Thomas Leeb
Harp & Harpiscord duo
Richard Lundmark
Two unknown booth visitors
Mason Stoops
Tony Royster Jr. & Friends
Allan Holdsworth
Dennis Hamm
Virgil Donati
Jimmy Haslip

Part 4:
In this video you will see playing/appearances by:
Richard Lundmark
Jack Gardiner
Mason Stoops
Tom Quayle (lots of him)
Tommy Denander
Carlos Osnoya
Allan Holdsworth
Virgil Donati
Dennis Hamm
Jimmy Haslip

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NAMM 2012 - Day 6 Saturday, third day of NAMM

23/1/2012

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Saturday began with some moderate rain, something you don't see everyday in L.A, even in winter!

After Friday's photo and video marathon, Saturday ended being a lot less intense, but with some esteemed visitors =)

At the show I checked Holdsworth's new signature OD by Rocket pedals.
Also also held a signing in their booth during the day (see below).

Gentleman fusion extraordinaire Tom Quayle dropped by the booth, Shun was excited! Tom checked out the pedals as was impressed (what else =) And of course there were jamming! (see vid once it's up at the end of the post).

Holdsworth at the signing.

Shun shows Allan his lap guitar, and explains his b5 tuning (D#, A, D#, A, D#, A). Allan was interested and even brought out pen and paper to note the tuning (and signed the guitar at the 12th fret)

Florent Atem showing his "tapping with pick" technique

After the show we were supposed to rent a car and drive to L.A for the Bozzio/Macacheck show at the Baked Potato. But, we couldn't find any open rentals. At last, the hotel clerk found us one open at the local Anaheim airport (stil like 30 min away). The arranged a ride for us, and what we ended up riding was a stretch limo :) Nice!

We got the rental, drove the Santa Ana freeway up to L.A, and like 4 seconds after we were in the door, Boozio counted in the first tune!

For those that haven't heard Macacheck, imagine a mix between Holdsworth, Frank Zappa and Schönberg, it is quite insane, with little or no tonal center what so ever! But it was great!

And that was all for the day (after driving back in the middle of the night that is).

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NAMM 2012 - The Videos

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