12 String - Underappreciated?
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What is this forums thoughts on the 12 String? I saw a show about 9 years ago, the performance consisted of him a folding chair and an acoustic 12 string. Since then, I don't know I have seen a show where one is played except for this one artist.
Are they just too much a pain in the as*? Has Stone or Mike ever played one in the studio or live? Personally, nothing sounds more beautiful than a well played 12 string and I would think it would fit pretty well on tunes like Thin Air, Oceans, Slight of Hand etc......
Are they just too much a pain in the as*? Has Stone or Mike ever played one in the studio or live? Personally, nothing sounds more beautiful than a well played 12 string and I would think it would fit pretty well on tunes like Thin Air, Oceans, Slight of Hand etc......
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and a rickenbacker 330 12-string electric that is a finicky beast.
so what in your opinion is a reason why artists don't play them much? do they and I am just missing it? is there something about the 12 that many rock musicians feel doesn't fit?
A CD I find amazing due to the 12 string is Bob Mould's Workbook. It is just a beautiful sounding disc and if there are others out there that you find great, feel free to let me know about 'em.
but it becomes like a gimmick.....use it for a while then lose it...
george used it on a hard day's night and then stopped, really...
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ive seen eddie actually play small town on one, with only six strings strung that
was pretty cool it was old
i like them
because of the tone, but yes they are a pain in the ass to tune
and string if you want to change tunings a lot
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