</font><blockquote>引言:</font><hr />原留言人 rock99: 只要有看到就要買，不管哪一張！</font>[/QUOTE]講得真好!!!BTW Becker/perpetual burn,perspective, friedman/scenes 這3張沒有的話,請自行了斷!!!
以前誠品一系列的清倉片好像都只要199元或是99元， 很多Roadrunner時期的經典名盤，包括了 Marty Friedman,Ritchie Kotzen,Jason Becker,Great Kat, Cacophony等等...... 而 Marty Friedman 的 Scenes 之前在台中逢甲學生之音 ，一張只要99元，有空可以多找找清倉區的CD喔!! 可以找到不少好貨...
對了 是否能談論一下Marty Friedman 跟Jason Becker 他們兩人的風格?都是以METAL為主嗎?還有 我之前聽人家說 Marty Friedman 是被Jason Becker 一手拉拔大的 是這樣的嗎?
Cacophony也不過兩張，有其紀念價值，內容又爽，一定要收的 很多人都說Becker比Marty好，其實兩人半斤八兩，一樣強，都是當初的神童（Cacophony時，他們倆都只有十七八歲），只是後來Becker生病了，大家比較同情他 Becker的專輯不多，印象中只有兩三張，那是一定要買的 Marty在Megadeth時代個人覺得Rust in Peace 最具代表性，此張裡，他和Dave 的吉他solo接力，真是高潮跌起，那種狂放真是太爽了，以後也很少見，這張一定要買 此外個人專輯比較多一點，推薦dragon's kiss、Scenes、Introduction 他們的CD在台灣已經愈來愈難買到，所以我說「只要看到就趕快買，不管哪一張」
Rock99, 抱歉.. 當Mike Varney介紹jason給Marty認識時,Marty應該有25.6囉,他倆大約差了十歲..^^ Marty生日是December 8, 1962..而Jason是1970.. 哇勒,Jason坐在輪椅上已有13年了...真是不敢相信..
</font><blockquote>引言:</font><hr />原留言人 BOY: 對了 是否能談論一下Marty Friedman 跟Jason Becker 他們兩人的風格?都是以METAL為主嗎?還有 我之前聽人家說 Marty Friedman 是被Jason Becker 一手拉拔大的 是這樣的嗎?</font>[/QUOTE]嚴格說來,Marty是Becker的前輩!在認識Becker之前,Marty就以經發過專輯了!團名叫Hawaii!他們認識的情 行,我不太了!但會合作是因為相互欣賞彼此的才華!Jason Becker是被Mike Varney所發覺的!
嗯 我去試聽Marty Friedman 跟Jason Becker 的演奏專輯 說實話 跟我之前所想的並不一樣 並不是我所想的那麼飆撼的東西 但卻比我想像的豐富多了 之前大家推薦的CD我會去找一下的 找不到的話.....就只能訂了~"~ 說到這 最近馬雅有出一張向 web page JASON BECKER致敬 不知大家有沒有去買勒?
Marty Interview by A. Lee Graham Not that many Megadeth fans know you already had legions of fans before meeting Dave Mustaine. Tell us about how Cacophony formed? M:It formed after I decided to do a solo record. I had all the materials together and was about to go into the studio. Mike Varney was running a guitar label (Shrapnel) at the time, and had received a tape from Jason Becker and said I should listen to this kid. I did and he was good, but I wasn't blown away. So Varney said, 'Why don't you guys get together and jam?' I said, 'No, I'm too busy.' But he insisted, so Jason came over to my apartment and he was absolutely the greatest guy. He didn't have a whole lot of experience, but you could tell he was great. He was one of those guys you hate because he could play anything. I thought if we formed this intense band, we could do some real sick guitar stuff. I thought, 'Let's just blow off my solo record and let's record this band project.' Did you intend to compose more Cacophony material after Go Off!? Or were those plans doomed by Jason's news that he had ALS? M:Not at all. That was way after Jason and I left Cacophony. He was already deeply into David Lee Roth's band at the time. Cacophony just didn't have the financial (means) to go on. Can you recall the exact moment Jason dropped the bad news? What was your reaction? M:There wasn't really an exact moment. It was weird. We were both getting into our new bands: Jason with David Lee Roth, me with Megadeth. We were both living in Hollywood and jamming. I had a problem with my arm while recording Rust In Peace. At the time, Jason complained that his leg was feeling numb. We went to Denny's on Sunset (Boulevard) and commiserated that it was fucked up that we got these great gigs and his leg was getting number and number. As it turned out, I got better and Jason got ALS, which was a terrible, terrible blow because we had achieved what we wanted. Playing as professional musicians is what we wanted to do from the start. It really, really hurt to watch what happened to Jason. Jason's still composing music, despite his disability. Any chance of you and he collaborating in the future? M:The closest we've come to collaborating was his releasing a bunch of demos. The Raspberry Jams? M:Yeah, and I layed down some tribute records for Jason, too. I really pray we can one day collaborate. This past year, I was in San Francisco and played a piece of his music with an orchestra (the San Francisco Community Center Orchestra And Chorus). Was it "Air?" (from Becker's Perpetual Burn album) M:No, it was "End Of The Beginning" off Perspectives. It was a challenge playing it in front of Jason.