Originally Posted by Histeria:
“He uses a lead patch only, and switches between that and "off". The few parts he does play (and they VERY are few), he plays live. Hence the fact that his guitar parts differed between the renditions of Living One a Prayer (there was a harmonic squeal in the second that wasn't in the first, and he also used the mic as a slide on the second). I've been playing in live bands for ten years - it's easy to spot what's live and what isn't. Most of the guitars aren't him - but the occasional lead breaks are, and are live. Why there was a lead hanging out of the transmitter pack on his strap is beyond me - but shouldn't affect anything.”
“He uses a lead patch only, and switches between that and "off". The few parts he does play (and they VERY are few), he plays live. Hence the fact that his guitar parts differed between the renditions of Living One a Prayer (there was a harmonic squeal in the second that wasn't in the first, and he also used the mic as a slide on the second). I've been playing in live bands for ten years - it's easy to spot what's live and what isn't. Most of the guitars aren't him - but the occasional lead breaks are, and are live. Why there was a lead hanging out of the transmitter pack on his strap is beyond me - but shouldn't affect anything.”
Thanks for clearing that up. I thought he laid down the backing track and then it's completely obvious which bits are live on the night. Some people don't seem to be able to differentiate. He could play the whole thing live - as evidenced by the person who has seen him in Petronella - but how the show is presented I would think is an area controlled by the programme's producers.



