Mesa + Marshall = Sykes!?!

[@LeonTodd]

John Sykes is basically what cocaine would sound like if it played guitar. Also, that lifeson tone at the end was THE BUSINESS!

[@abnzg]

"John Sykes is basically what cocaine would sound like if it played guitar"

[@Smittefar1]

Pull up that Brit 800 model with the CC boost and the Mark series EQ before the Power amp - Righteous stuff :)

[@DrewJD]

:D I’m dyin!

[@ivorharden]

I would of said ecstasy

[@JBG949]

So true...❄

[@chriscollins4640]

I played in the support band (Australian band 'Mantissa') for Blue Murder on the 'Nothing But Trouble' tour in '94. Every night for two months. Yeah, can't deny he's the master. So fluid in his playing and singing, really was an amazing thing to experience, great guy's too. Just watching Tommy & Marco jamming on their own at soundcheck was mind blowing enough. The rig he used was two Mesa Boogie Dual Rectifiers. He was using stainless steel picks too, the normal size one's. The guitar tech gave me some as well as the big triangle one's which i still have and use as they'll never wear out. On top of that he let me use his spare black Les Paul for the tour. He had his main one plus a gold top that he got in Japan plus the one he let me use. Amazing! great memories, still love him. Great video, thanks.

[@bobweyde5769]

Hello Chris, I met you in Chicago backstage after your set. Enjoyed your band, hope your doing well. Take care, Bob

[@richardcurtis1912]

Thank you!! Finally, I know where that damn pick came from!! lol I saw Blue Murder after their debut album came out at a tiny club called Cadillacs in Hickory, N.C. and John handed me one of those picks with a huge smile on his face. Over the years, I had such a large collection of picks from shows that I forgot where I got that damn metal pick!! it was indeed Mr. Sykes and it was no B.S. straight after they played the real (HIS) version of ‘Still of the Night’ !!! They completely wiped the floor with David Coverdale’s hired gun Whitesnake band’s ‘attempt’ at playing it, I’d seen that Whitesnake show only a few months earlier. Blue Murder completely dominated the Whitesnake songs John played that night. It was clear that song was his baby after watching him tear through that solo. Anyway, thanks for helping me be able to put a name on that pick and it also brought back a flood of forgotten memories for myself and a few friends who went to that Blue Murder show!!

[@chriscollins4640]

@@richardcurtis1912 Wow! That's cool, always wondered if he'd damaged anyone throwing those things out to the audience. They're like ninja stars. Yeah, "Stilla" was epic every time and he plays live like he does on the record. Better i think. It's like it's too easy. So fluid in his delivery. All the squeals and pick slides, lightning runs etc. And he doesn't have his head up his arse about it when he does it. He used to really 'milk' the breakdown section before the solo depending on the gig, sometimes stretch it out and when those chords come in and the expensive lights came on it was awesome. Weird time for music though. The eighties rock thing had died out and grunge was even fading at that point. '94 it was. They don't make them like that anymore.

[@chriscollins4640]

@@bobweyde5769 That was a long time ago. Thanks for making contact. No mobile phones back then so no selfies unfortunately. It was a pretty amazing experience. Not much music these days, pretty hard to do bands down here in Oz. Thanks, have a good one.

[@bls8959]

@@richardcurtis1912 Still of the night goes back to Coverdale's days in Deep purple though

[@watchtheskies]

I met John Sykes once in the early 80s when my band was playing at the Marquee Club in London, I have never seen anyone so drunk but still standing :)

[@Cantstandtherock]

I was front row in 84 when they opened for Quiet Riot and he blew me away!

[@watchtheskies]

@@Cantstandtherock The man is a legend, never got to see him with Thin Lizzy, Phil Lynott died before we got the chance, but I saw him play with Blue Murder around 1990ish, they were awesome

[@rangerdoc1029]

The greatest skill to come out of the 80s.....how to shred while blackout drunk.

[@nicklebac6753]

@@watchtheskies he was in his prime then he should of never dropped off with his music, he could of kept playing with carmine and tony and they could of been great records like their first. Sykes is thee greatest guitarist I’ve ever heard those riffs and the vocals and the solos melt my face when I hear them. The whole blue murder album is amazing top To bottom.

[@davidyates8880]

I reckon Dave Murray could give him a run for his money. I bumped into him at Brown's (the nightclub not the strip club) in London in the early 90s. He was so drunk, I couldn't understand a word he said. He kept swaying and I was all set to shout timber, but give him credit, he somehow managed to stay vertical :)

[@guitarjunkie7124]

That Bad Boys Live album is a masterpiece. I wish there was a DVD of the whole concert.

[@RiffDaddyDave]

Michael, after meeting you at NAMM, I just had to come back and watch this again. R.I.P. John🙏🏽👊🏽

[@BigHairyGuitars]

DAVE! Great meeting you and getting to hang with you an J! Great hang!!!

[@livefromstudioa8245]

Lookit. I’m a simple man. I see Nielsen and Sykes and I click.

[@BlackCatBonz]

I think Sykes had one of the greatest tones of the 80's... and in rock and roll. When No Rest for the Wicked came out, we were excited to hear Zakk Wylde, but it sounded an awful lot like John Sykes.

[@angrytroll27]

Anyone else watching this after Johns passing?

[@Jlijnse2007]

Yes..! I didn’t know how much influence he had on my history consuming rock music. One of a kind 🙏

[@JonFaerman]

Yes

[@pops71]

John Sykes is one of the most underrated players. He is such a phenom, and those pick harmonics he pulls always at just the right time........wow! He is also one of the reasons I play.

[@georgebarry8640]

2021 is off to a GREAT start! Hearing John Sykes being respected.......AWESOME STUFF!

[@chrisbirdsall6055]

The Lifeson bit at the end was the icing on the cake for this old Rush fan.

[@dgmwitz]

THE WORLD WEIGHS ON MY SHOULDERS BUT WHAT AM I TO DO

[@yrmthr]

@@dgmwitz YOU SOMETIMES DRIVE ME CRAZY

[@tad4593]

Ditto!

[@tyranakok]

Straight from the horse's mouth, Bob Rock - I went over and I just did what I did. I split John’s sound with a delay and a little modulation, which I had been doing and I split his sound. I think it was a Mark IV Mesa Boogie head and the EV Celestion cabs. What I did is he had his sound through one and then I split it with a DDL and made the other cab using that as a slave with a slight modulation. I just put up flat mics in the balance and miked it and he went, “Oh, my god. That’s it.”

[@bart26188]

The Mark IV was launched in 1990. The album was recorded in 1985 - 1986. So he couldn't use the Mark IV. From the information I have obtained from various sources it appears that he used: Guitar: Gibson Les Paul Custom with Dirty Fingers humbucker Amp: 2x Mesa Mark III Coliseum Blue Stripe Cabinet rythym tone: Mesa Boogie Metal Grill "Half Back" Speakers: 2x12 Electro-Voice EVM 12L 2x12 Black Shadow MC-90 Cabinet lead tone: Marshall 1982B Speakers: 4x12 Celestion G12M Greenback Microphones: Sennheiser MD 421, Shure SM57, Neumann U 87 Digital delay: Eventide DDL 1745A

[@drexalOS]

Sykes is the reason I bought a Les Paul, but that sound is so lush and thick, I likes it!

[@julianc.227]

Thanks Michael for bringing this video. Some of the best guitar tones I've heard on your channel. I love John Sykes and was really lucky to see him twice and meet him once eight years ago in Germany. I've had the priviledge of having seen a lot of great guitar players (and my idols) live, but John Sykes has left me speechless- to this day. It was to most in your face, raw, brutal and still very touching guitar tone I#ve ever herad.

[@BigHairyGuitars]

Awesome!

[@TheMasonator777]

“Love Ain’t No Stranger” has one of my favourite solos of all time. Gas in my tank.

[@Axess-sv8nq]

5:47 - Hah! Caught that White Lion riff! (from 'Wait') Vito Bratta was an intense guitarist as well! He was another one who made his lunacy look easy. 4 finger tapping at the speed of light. Good god!!

[@Briansgate]

Wait is such a fantastic song!

[@ivorharden]

When people say a 100w amp is loud. No shit 🤣. This is one of the best tones I've heard from a KZbin guitarist.

[@MrUmandMrEr]

John's solo on Thin Lizzy's song Thunder and Lightning is phenomenal. Gets me every time. Great album too.

[@ThunderFalcon333]

John Sykes is amazing. I play black les Paul's cause of him. The new song he released is awesome.

[@HunterRouth]

I'd love to hear more stories about your time with Sykes and the knowledge you gained. Bad Boy Live sounds amazing! Glad to know you were apart of it.

[@FlashGrover]

This is just totally old school cool - a guitar nerd mucking around & accidentally learning stuff! Like we all used to do. Thanks for thew inspiration - im getting my JCM800 plugged in to jam

[@flashy5150]

I think the best Sykes solo in a ballad was when he played with Thin Lizzy, post Lynott era, when he did the LIVE album with them a played “Still In Love With You”. Maaaan, that really showed me how melodic he is. When a solo puts goosebumps on my arms, I know it’s a masterpiece. I love Sykes’ playing, he’s in my top 5 guitarists of all time.

[@hyperbolekid]

You are THE master hair metal tweaker and these videos are immensely helpful!! A G.A.S inspired Reverb hunt kicks off today for a local JCM800. Anything Sykes related sets off my tone obsession into crazy OCD mode. Keep these types of videos coming and 2021 will be fantastic. HNY, Cheers!

[@brentb2672]

I heard a rumor that Bob Rock was in the same studio doing another project when whitesnake and Sykes recorded the 87 album. They weren't happy with the guitar tone and they grabbed Bob and the dialed in the now legendary tone.

[@davehill9951]

Still own 2 JCM 800's which were bought new in 1984. The Tolex is really beat up from touring over the years but have been true work horses for me and all ive ever done to em is new tubes every so often. They also came with the Steel power and standby switches. not the plastic ones. These heads are still relevant today in my opinion. Happy new year's from this 64 year old guy from Canada..TC

[@wakjob961]

Blue Murder...what a band.

[@jamesflack8624]

"An ill wind comes arising, across the Cities and the plain There's no swimming in the heavy water, no singing in the acid rain, Red Alert, Red Alert" Great closer to the video and 2020... Thanks Miguel... Cheers 🍻

[@BigHairyGuitars]

Such brilliant writing!

[@jamesflack8624]

@@BigHairyGuitars Isn't it tho'? In 1978 a close friend gave me 2 8 track tapes: 2112 and A Farewell to Kings. That's how I started on my quest to be a musician, and not a "Rock Star" Thanks again Miguel.. Cheers 🍻

[@darthbeviz79]

I find any eq in an amps e loop makes it more magical

[@jfo3000]

Me too, started doing that in the mid 90's when I got my first "looped" amp, a 5150. Helps de-mud my Triple Rec too.

[@georgn71]

my favorite sound for over 20 years, boosted 2204 with bass cut for tightness and EQ in a serial loop for notching some mids . Perfect!

[@rangerdoc1029]

A GEQ in the loop is my greatest tone secret. Instant Mark series. Thanks for covering the post processing. I'm trying to get more in my bedroom tone & this helps.

[@Sonicblue1922]

That 800 sounds ridiculously amazing and with the smallbox and an EQ... Wow. time to start shopping for an old 800!

[@dannymiller7129]

Check out the Chinese, hand made clones. Amazing value. Approximately $700 to US.

[@rangerdoc1029]

@@dannymiller7129 Or a Ceriatone.

[@BigHairyGuitars]

Where do you find these??

[@TheFrozenDesert]

@@BigHairyGuitars I built my own from here: robrobinette.com/RR2104_Master_Volume_Micro.htm#JCM800_6V6 It is a very tweakable design and with 6V6's you can get right into the power amp without waking the dead. There is no magic, just build the Marshall design with good components. I stuffed the whole thing into a JTM45 chassis and small cabinet. Much happiness. YMMV.

[@JBG949]

Being a pro skater in the 80s I was fortunate to meet JS...Such a really humble and genuine person even though he was being pulled in all directions. I was astonished to know that he knew about vert skaters of the day. 🍻

[@MK-tj5bf]

RIP John Sykes

[@d.x.ferris9505]

Sykes is one of the under-recognized architects of the big 80s hard rock/pop metal style. Everybody cites Eddie Van Halen, who did inspire the hell out of them. But if you listen to Thin Lizzy’s Thunder & Lightning album, the 80s bands actually play a lot more like Sykes.

[@larslevinberget9558]

That's very true !

[@b.scottfarthingsworth]

Michael, you know to get the tones first, of course. I was playing in a band back then that did Whitesnake tunes, and at home I messed with my Digitech PDS1002 and got a real tight delay, and the lowest amount of reverb. Bingo, nailed an incredible Sykes tone and the delay makes it insanely thick and gives that secret Sykes feel when you run a tone like his. BINGO at 11:25 you get to it. Brilliant. Love your stuff brother, always look forward to what your channel has for us.

[@atyt11]

Great video, Sykes is so sick, so recognizable. Sykesnake 87' is top ten rock guitar tone albums EVER! At 7:50 love the ode to Studio master Dan Huff's Giant song "Chained" . Funny you picked it since Huff played on the radio mix of "Here I go again"👍👍✌✌

[@charlesrocks]

That EQ Pedal is so nice to have around when you need that post gain EQ.

[@UseTheSupeRsonic]

Rest in Peace John!! A hero to so many of us!

[@mydayis5]

I love the Bad Boy live album. Cool that you got to work on that. Great sounding live album! Sykes is a monster, just wish he’d get some new material out.

[@Jem7sk]

He came out with something today

[@rodrigozamo]

That was nice. Yeah, I have always loved his tone because it's surprising that such a mid rich sound like a Les Paul - Marshall one would scoop it, but that is the Sykes sound. Indeed I wnjoy listening to this songs being played and sung live by him more than the album recordings. Specially now that he plays them half step down, they work so much better. Coverdale of course is absolutely amazing, but Syke's voice takes me to a different place, a happy place.

[@TheFrozenDesert]

I'll take that Lifeson Detour every day of the week. That was phenomenal.

[@SSStinger6]

YES!!! So timely - I’ve been on a Sykes kick lately!!

[@smith981]

This guy is so cool. He does exactly the kind of crap I do with my gear all the time. Just messing around seeing what sounds like what. Love this channel!

[@thechannelforeverything2170]

Damn that 800 sounds GLORIOUS.

[@satch72]

I saw an interview with Bob Rock who said John Sykes was hands down the best guitarist he ever worked with. That guy was a monster. Really hope he'll put out another album.

[@demokraatti]

Actually yesterday January 1 John released a new song. John James Sykes is the name of his YT channel.

[@satch72]

@@demokraatti oh sweet! Thanks for the heads up

[@betelgeuse9038]

"Distant Early Warning" !! one of my favorites Rush songs!! I love Grace Under Pressure:))

[@BigHairyGuitars]

Me too! 😊

[@forgotmyname4971]

"Grace" is my fave Rush album.

[@phildem414]

Kudos for your live recording of the man! Totaly ROCKS! One of my to 5 live rock records ever.

[@seanoakes3688]

I love the Giant "Chained" guitar riffage in this video. I'll be listening to "Time To Burn" over the weekend.

[@adam872]

Loved the Sykes run through and especially the Lerxt tone. That sounded gorgeous.

[@danthrax7407]

Oh man you really touched me with John Sykes, what an amazing musician, guitar player, singer and what astounding presence He has. (Somebody said that David Coverdale could feel the shadow from John on the stage...so He kicked him out...could be?) Blue Murder album is one of my favourites all time, and I still trying to play a little close the riff from "Found what I need" Fantastic video as always and happy new year!!

[@BigHairyGuitars]

I think that’s not far from the truth with the dynamic between he and Coverdale. John was batting 1000 and could do no wrong. He was the hottest gunslinger out there, everyone was courting him for their band, he’s a huge beautiful MTV ready monster, so I’m SURE there were some massive ego’s clashing. But also that’s probably why they created the best hard rock album ever made. Tension, fire, passion, energy!

[@danthrax7407]

@@BigHairyGuitars I totally agree about that album but was a pitty that Sykes could not perfom it live with Whitesnake because of egos issues... If I´m not wrong Sykes doesn't even appear in the videos. I remember an ex girlfriend I had that was shocked when saw Jelly Roll Video, Sykes looked impresive , and that song is a masterpiece like all the Blue Murder first album, as you see...I love John Sykes!!!

[@toom6087]

OMG this is exactly the same amp I play for decades. Mine is a 1982' too ! Hey Micheal... insane volume right ? I've never found something louder than this early JCM800. This is raw power. And you need to push the volume to found the sweet spot. Evil. And the best way to become def in a few minutes. Gonna try a Mesa EQ with ! I like that sound. Great idea. Oh I forget : warm wishes from France for 2021. Heavy new year.

[@Bcwilderness]

thanks mike for sharing, yes the m and m mix seems the way tremonti digs it, three colours red too, makes sense the mesa fizz transient saturation and the marsh punch and bark blend to perfection

[@independentthinker.273]

The Gibson Dirty Fingers humbuckers are a key part of his sound on the White Snake album. They really bring out the best of the 1978 Les Paul Custom he played on that album.

[@99sinclairs]

What's not to love? Dan Huff licks, Sykes and Lifeson. Tasty.

[@JONNIE_ROCKER]

R.I.P John

[@DamianS1893]

You always find the most excellent tones

[@vaportrails7943]

I’ve been researching this, and the story I’ve found a couple of times is that Bob Rock got the sound, by splitting the guitar to two Mark IIIs, with a slight delay. And then it was double tracked. And the rhythm/riff tracks had gain at about 4. The leads probably used more gain and effects. Not sure if that’s accurate, but it sounds like it. No info about mics and placement.

[@robertritzenthaler6618]

The final tone gave me MAJOR Michael Wagener vibes. It sits in a similar space as his guitar sounds from 88-93 (later White Lion, Skid Row, Helloween, etc).

[@BigHairyGuitars]

Waganer really HEAVILY influenced my guitar tone reference point. So I definitly gravitate that direction

[@AndreaMaccianti]

Happy New Year Michael and thank you for this video! I've always loved John Sykes, especially on his first album Blue Murder! The king of tone! Never heard such a huge sound, the same for the Bad Boy live album!

[@BigHairyGuitars]

Thanks Andrea!

[@donlee5722]

Love the Giant riff Mike!

[@micksguitarchannel4502]

I saw John open up for Quiet Riot with Whitesnake he had probably the best sounding amps l ever heard.

[@BigHairyGuitars]

Was he using Marshall’s, or the Mesa stuff?

[@micksguitarchannel4502]

Marshall it was the Slide it in Tour.

[@BigHairyGuitars]

@@micksguitarchannel4502 Oh awesome!!!

[@yagoravell7944]

I'm crazy for liking the Alex part the most? A whole video on mr Lifeson, please

[@Andyanddiana467]

I recall an interview where he said the ambience was added at David Coverdale’s request during mixdown, and that it was digital reverb/delay. (Sykes also said he hated it, fwiw, if I remember correctly).

[@Burkhimself]

Love Sykes and his tones.....I’m shocked between you & Mike Toren that you didn’t have the actual amp Sykes used 😂

[@BigHairyGuitars]

Haha! I’ll start shaming Toren!

[@flashy5150]

Sykes 1987 sound always had a what I describe as a Tom Scholz Rockman sound, mixed with like a Mesa high gain and a very roomy reverb to make it big. His low tones had that Rockman compression and his highs had that sharpness of a Mesa. I don’t have the equipment to experiment but it would be cool if you tried getting that 1987 tone from these ingredients. I used to have a rig setup in my Guitar Rig Pro that sounded exactly like it.... I didn’t save it... my PC died... after weeks of tweaking it .... I lost it😩

[@SpinandThrowDiscGolf]

Jcm 800 without a graphic eq is pretty cool too. In fact, as a tone platform for pedal boosts it has never been surpassed.

[@tonykennedy8483]

I really enjoyed that, fired up my AXFIII and my new to me (but actually 23 years old) Burny Les Paul and setup a similar tone and had great fun playing Still of the Night over and over until it annoyed my GF Great to hear the riff from Chained by Giant in there, more Dan Huff!!

[@jimmyjames7720]

Even through only my phone speakers the 800 sounds perfect.

[@FrancoPerla]

Huge Sykes fan here. Thank you Michael

[@jayboy6895]

I’m not sure if you guys already know but John Sykes has released a new tune and put up his own channel. Peace and Love. Great show as Always Mike

[@Juaniguitarra86]

My favorite video ever, love this channel! JS is a legend, cant wait to hear more stuff!

[@AngusClarkGTR]

Amazing result!! I think we learned that the 800 is still THE AMP. And you need your own. Here’s a project: Michael Schenker used three main amps during his heyday: A big box Marshall 50 watt (model 1987), a Marshall “split-channel” 2210, and (for rhythm parts on the obsession album) A PIGNOSE! Do it. Please.

[@Nghilifa]

The split channel 800 was the 2205 which was/is the 50w version. Michael helped design it and it was supposed to be his signature model.

[@mhoff7722]

Great stuff. Sounds great! Loves the Sykes stories too. 🤘🤘

[@plexidust5101]

In Time John WIll Surface. He Will Blow Minds. Gary Moores Live Blues was good, but when John Goes Live Again, Its a New Benchmark in Singer Songwriting Guitar God Land. Nobody comes close ! Thanks for a cool trip down memory lane and luck you for such a cool gig. John did Jose' Modded Marshalls and Boogies with Blue Murder. That album is the benchmark and Bob Rock got it done right. He talks about it on RigTalk with Dave and Marc as you know !

[@warborn_inc.]

He just put out a new song on January 1st. So fingers crossed we will be getting a full album this year. Cheers!

[@johngerson7335]

Got to see Mr. Sykes doing the Blue Murder material in a bar in Charlotte N.C. ("Rocky's") He played Mesa Rectifier half-stacks (in stereo, about seven feet apart, right behind him) and his black Les Paul. He was incredible, just devastating. (in a good way lol) Great tones you're fetching there Michael, love that 800's sound, and thanks for inadvertently answering my question about what Mr. Friedman's "Smallbox" pedal would do for the gain factor in an "earlier" Marshall MV amp. It sounds great: Marshall gain - More Marshall gain, really great natural sounding boosted-gain tones. Thanks again.

[@shawn1749]

The Gibson Dirtyfingers is the cherry on top for Sykes - usually pickups sound generic, but those def dont

[@g-man4582]

i been looking for some OG Dirty fingers for years. no one wants to sell one.

[@zandig666]

High school Smoking area '83 I heard thin lizzy thunder and lightning !!!! Cold sweat blew me away !! However so did screaming for vengeance !!!!!

[@yeahwhatevermike]

Wholly molly you nailed his tone. And your playing is killer.

[@TMac-Attack]

Outstanding!! Really good thinking video, sometimes the overlooked things are the best details, especially in this over processed time! Thanks, awesome playing!!

[@KauffeyBean]

Love the Vito Bratta + Dan Huff (Giant) riffs!

[@truescotsman4103]

i run a rack effect in my loop so i have that master volume after the last gain stage in the preamp. you can crank your volume to 6-7 the "sweet spot" and then control the final power amp in with the output on the effects unit. gives me tons of saturation and dynamics and effects sound killer. plus i can get that sound at the lowest possible volume and it sounds great.

[@peteyoung7665]

Sykes used the 4 input jcm 800 50 watt heads.And with Gibson dirty fingers bridge pickup you don't really need an overdrive because they are super dirty.Later on he got them modified by Jose which in my opnion screwed them up.Just listen to Whitesnake live in Rio.That's before the mod.No master volume and punchy as hell.Great sound!

[@ChrisToft]

Loved the Giant riff! 🤘🏻 Dan Huff is the man!

[@nicklebac6753]

Mike the is this love solo was absolutely amazing my man it sounds like the record🙏🏽🙏🏽

[@FedericoMK]

Ha! Great video! But I see this video as a tease for the triaxis + Mesa eq pedal +2:90 one! I'm super curious to see what you can do with it 😂

[@jamespowell1175]

That Custom sounds amazing! Killer chops BTW!

[@peevee605]

These tones though and the way you play. Dude..!

[@isaacjohnson.]

Sounds immense! Great find/tone quest Michael.

[@Doty6String]

That burst sounds great!

[@ak_zombie]

Love me some Sykes and dig the Giant riffs.

[@RavenMadd9]

hey Mike the guys at Sinvertek loved you last video .and thank you I bought the N5plus and about Sykes ....met him ages ago when I worked at Manny's music in NYC.....coolest down to earth man

[@BigHairyGuitars]

Awesome!! Sykes is 1 in a million

[@Joey.Darkwoods-Studio]

Damn that sounds good!! Incredible tone Michael, thanks!

[@RollTideRising]

Wow that’s sound great love Sykes tone and playing

[@nickm.9474]

Wish there was more of John Sykes. I feel we all have been short changed by him not purring out more music. Haha.

[@BigHairyGuitars]

Agreed, but he just destroyed everything in the 80's. So good. Untouchable.

[@internetmoney221]

Killer tones Michael

[@carlwagoner77]

You got damn close !! Thanks Michael 👍🏻

[@gustavobarrancos1233]

Dat 80s Lifeson nugget at the end

[@nacuda9]

Hope you saw the video he just released? John James Sykes, Dawning of a new world

[@kristianniemann8716]

Awesome! Thanks for this Mike, you killed it!

[@playAgainMe]

great stuff.. thanks for taking the time to show. i t was a lot of fun or me