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He recalls scavenging Marshalls from Ted Nugent, explains why he still records to tape, and reveals what he’s discovered about his band’s early days that he didn’t know at the time
Lawless has also revealed why he had to switch to bass for the band's first two albums
The latest stunning mod build from UK luthier Hutchinson Guitar Concepts brings new meaning to the term shred guitar
The often-overlooked former W.A.S.P. guitarist looks back on his early years, the height of fame and – oh, yes – that infamous scene in The Decline of Western Civilization Part II: The Metal Years
Though Holmes' guitars remained unscathed from Lawless's grim confetti substitute, the same can't be said for his guitar amp
Holmes retrieved the guitar while Van Halen was on tour, and was left asking himself one question: “How in the eff did he play this?”
Holmes is at the start of a seven-week recovery journey, and hopes to hit the road for his Canadian and UK tours later this year
He's best known as the guitarist from Eighties metal mavericks W.A.S.P. and for one particularly iconic drunk-as-a-skunk movie scene, but whatGuitar Worldreaders really want to know is...
