Polyphia - "playing God" Options

[Todd Simpson]

Yup, the new kids on the block are at it again The latest effort "PLAYING GOD" is more impressive use of the guitar in way that Mr Henson does best. It's shreddy, but it's not SHRED, it's jazzy, but not jazz, it's soulful, but not soul.

It's good stuff Whaddya think?

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[Manu RASSE]

Hi Todd

I feel it interesting to watch the video.
However, Too technical, too calculated and the sound too synthetic.
I'm not a fan of these new guitarists.

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This post has been edited by Manu RASSE: May 11 2022, 05:58 AM

[liveOASISforever]

The playing is absolutely incredible but the style is just not something I find myself wanting to listen to over and over again.

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[Todd Simpson]

I hate to say it, but yeah! That's how it strikes me as well It's not really "lead" playing as such, more like very technical sould/jazz playing. It's an interesting approach and younger players are trying hard to copy his licks and the tons of other players that popped up on youtube/instagram who copied his playing style.

Hi Todd

I feel it interesting to watch the video.
However, Too technical, too calculated and the sound too synthetic.
I'm not a fan of these new guitarists.

Technically impressive to be sure. Sort of like, Animals as Leaders, it just doesn't seem to stand up on repeated listening. Not for me anyway. Still, an entire younger generation of players adores this band and Tim. I'm just glad young folks are still playing guitar

The playing is absolutely incredible but the style is just not something I find myself wanting to listen to over and over again.

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[Storm Linnebjerg]

I hate to say it, but yeah! That's how it strikes me as well It's not really "lead" playing as such, more like very technical sould/jazz playing. It's an interesting approach and younger players are trying hard to copy his licks and the tons of other players that popped up on youtube/instagram who copied his playing style.




Technically impressive to be sure. Sort of like, Animals as Leaders, it just doesn't seem to stand up on repeated listening. Not for me anyway. Still, an entire younger generation of players adores this band and Tim. I'm just glad young folks are still playing guitar

Yup, these trends come and go, I suppose. I'm sure people were thinking "enough of the pentatonic soloing!" about certain styles throughout the years etc. I'm glad if Polyphia and other similar artists can attract more young people into playing guitar, but I usually only get impressed shortly for one time with those instagram-style songs and videos and such. They're not something I repeatedly come back to in the same way I do with other things.

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[Todd Simpson]

Very true Next year, it will be something else, or a mashup of bits of periphery with another influence to create the latest TIKTOK guitar trend. I am glad that platforms like tikok are motivating young folks to actually pick up an instrument and actually learn to play it. That's what it comes down to in the end

Yup, these trends come and go, I suppose. I'm sure people were thinking "enough of the pentatonic soloing!" about certain styles throughout the years etc. I'm glad if Polyphia and other similar artists can attract more young people into playing guitar, but I usually only get impressed shortly for one time with those instagram-style songs and videos and such. They're not something I repeatedly come back to in the same way I do with other things.

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