| | John 5 Vertigo CD John 5 Discography of CDs
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Personnel: John 5 (guitar, lap steel guitar, banjo, mandolin); Billy Sherwood (lap steel guitar, bass guitar); Kevin Savigar (keyboards); Jay Schellen, Bourbon Bob Bartell (bass guitar); Graham Ward (drums). Vertigo Music Review Average Rating: (4.8 out of 5 stars)  This is my GOD!
John 5 is simply the best guitarist in the world. I love this man! And his new album is coming out soon!
Submitted by dimmu_borgir_cradle_of_filth666 (Mesa, AZ)
Was This Review Helpful? Yes No Spacehalo, just chill man, it's good music.
I guess his copy didn't have the sticker on it that reads- "John 5 is an underrated guitar giant. It is rare to hear a musician fuse various styles & create a unique blend & brand all his own.It takes balls but that's what is needed to be truly original."
Steve Vai
Great Hard Guitar Riffs ....nuff said.
Submitted by musicbizman (Worldwide)
Was This Review Helpful? Yes No John Can Do THAT?!?!?
This album is incredible I am a Manson fan and I find this amazing compared to what he used to do. His riffs and solos in Manson were amazing but these... These are god like!!! 5/5
Submitted by Seppel (Winnipeg, MB, Canada)
Was This Review Helpful? Yes No  Smack yer ass, but do it nice....
I'm not sure exactly what freaks me out more: the idea that this was Manson's guitarist, or the fact that he plays bluegrass!!!
Either way, my preconceptions are immediately blown away. First coupla tunes rock hard and show some knuckle-busting guitar work...
As for the remainder, there's an alternating mix of dude-rock and chick-swing (a.k.a. it's heavy, then...'less heavy'....). Dude, sorry! I just can't cope with the fact that this dude can spit out Metallica-like riffs and then go into some...uh...square-dance revival stuff...but with super-wicked guitar dominating it all!!!
I'm confused. I love it...but then again, I only kinda "like" it, a lot.
Just grab your corpse, and hope she's got some nice dancin' shoes on. Just don't swing her too fast, or she'll get "vertigo".
chad
Submitted by spacehalo (south of Chicago)
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