Embracing the Great Unknown (Artists)
marcohageman2025-07-26T16:40:31+02:00I recently watched a documentary on Nashville’s songwriting culture called It All Begins with a Song, and while it was an occasionally insightful and [lees meer]
“The truth of the matter is, I don’t believe that anybody asked us”: James LoMenzo reveals Megadeth weren’t invited to Ozzy Osbourne and Black Sabbath’s final show
marcohageman2025-07-26T14:29:53+02:00The other members of the Big Four of thrash metal – Metallica, Slayer, and Anthrax – all participated in Back to the Beginning
“It’s obvious to me why you’ve already had success”: Frank Sidoris shares heartwarming rejection letter he received from Ozzy Osbourne after auditioning to be his solo guitarist
marcohageman2025-07-26T14:29:29+02:00Paying tribute to Ozzy Osbourne – who died earlier this week at the age of 76 – Slash guitarist Frank Sidoris has shared a [lees meer]
“Martin and Taylor, watch out. There’s a new small-bodied build on the block”: This is all the new guitar gear that has caught my eye this week – and I think I’ve been convinced to finally go wireless
marcohageman2025-07-26T13:27:40+02:00All-new drops from PRS, Furch, Victory and more
“I didn’t know their tunes, but we played some Chuck Berry and reggae, then Paul McCartney said, ‘What are you doing for the next few years?’” How Laurence Juber went from winning a Grammy with Wings to landing a hit record with Harry Styles
marcohageman2025-07-26T13:27:37+02:00The British guitar veteran explains what made George Harrison different, how he returned to Number 1 with Harry Styles after 25 years away, and [lees meer]
“Everything is set as loud as it can go without collapsing. All my heroes played loud – Clapton played loud, Jimi Hendrix played loud”: Joe Bonamassa breaks down his epic onstage guitar rig – and why your volume control is a tonal superpower
marcohageman2025-07-26T01:00:00+02:00Amid the mayhem of his European tour, Joe gives us a guided tour around his 2025 live gear and tells us why his mighty [lees meer]
“Page must be mental giving away such a terrific guitar as this”: 50 years ago, Jimmy Page gave a guitar away for free in a magazine competition – now it’s expected to fetch over $67,000 at auction
marcohageman2025-07-26T00:59:58+02:00The 1957 Gretsch Chet Atkins 6120 was originally bought by Page in Nashville, back in 1972
“I compared the two and the $140 Squier Telecaster, to me, sounded better”: Why Skunk Baxter chose to buy a beginner guitar over a “bazillion” dollar vintage Telecaster
marcohageman2025-07-26T00:59:56+02:00Baxter pitted the two guitars against each other during a trip to Guitar Center – and there was a clear winner
Guitar World deals of the week: get $500 off a Victory amp, a first-ever saving on a Fender Ultra II, plus all the week’s best deals on guitar gear
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“Pivotal throughout the band’s pre-fame era and used for seminal recordings from Appetite for Destruction”: Slash’s famed B.C. Rich Warlock – which once went missing for 30 years – is going up for auction (again)
marcohageman2025-07-26T00:59:52+02:00The guitar, which was one of Slash’s most-used axes in the band’s early days, is expected to fetch $200K