03/26/08 08:43:21AM @mark-reed:
Not quite what I expected either lol, certainly nothing frosty about this track. Great guitar work, you made the thing shriek. Well done
03/21/08 04:57:05PM @diva:
Well, I just previews for the next Ice Age movied (not due out till July 4th NEXT year). There seems to be a theme of coincidence, huh?
This a great, solid, in-you-face rocker. Yep. No doubt about it. Me likes. Oh -- especially the wah-wah bits. Somebody sho' 'nuf knows how to make a guitar go into heavenly orgasms. Good job.
03/21/08 09:13:37AM @michael-nunley:
No shortage of energy here - I kinda pictured the Mammoth as a bit less zippy (G) - Some nice guitar work.
Originally from Anchorage Alaska. Michael Kovacevic first began playing in Burbank California at the age of 14 under the tutelage of local L.A. musician and...
Originally from Anchorage Alaska. Michael Kovacevic first began playing in Burbank California at the age of 14 under the tutelage of local L.A. musician and Mel Bay auther Vince Lauria. Soon after, Michael moved back to Anchorage and continued learning from variouse local guitarist in the Anchorage area. Michael excelled quickly, only to become very active in the local Anchorage music scene as a performer and intsructer. Michael is better known for his diverse technique and stylisms, ranging from rock, metal, jazz, fusion, country, blues, classical and many others. Influences include Steve Vai, Paul Gilbert, Neal Schon to name a few. In 2003, Michael released his debut guitar instrumental album "Guitfiddler on the roof" and in 2006, Michael co-wrote and recorded "Butroclives", a four song EP with long time friend and contemporary, Kenny Payne. Michael is currently performing and teaching in the local Las Vegas area.
Not quite what I expected either lol, certainly nothing frosty about this track. Great guitar work, you made the thing shriek. Well done
Well, I just previews for the next Ice Age movied (not due out till July 4th NEXT year). There seems to be a theme of coincidence, huh?
This a great, solid, in-you-face rocker. Yep. No doubt about it. Me likes. Oh -- especially the wah-wah bits. Somebody sho' 'nuf knows how to make a guitar go into heavenly orgasms. Good job.
No shortage of energy here - I kinda pictured the Mammoth as a bit less zippy (G) - Some nice guitar work.