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Old 09.15.2010, 07:36 PM   #42
Phlegmscope
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I see shredding merely as a technique or tool that can be applied to things. I have very little appreciation for music where it overwhelms everything else. At worst it's like a sport.

My biggest problem with shredding however is just the way it sounds. Usually done with the hi-gain metal distortion, which isn't my cup of tea. Plus the fact that shredding is usually single notes / single string stuff, which sounds kind of shrill. They should shred with chords.

I tend to like stuff where notes/chords are droning. Less playing more volume I say.
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