This is the best guitaring ever
 

Gotta disagree with you there, man. Sorry, but still is pretty good how she (it is she, right?) did the coin sounds so perfectly. If she could just get it down without pausing like she did, and losing tempo, it would be incredibly awesome.

Yeah, she needs more practice. Definitely some creativity there, but she's way too inconsistent.

Practice is needed, but that was still fugging amazing!

Heh. Of course I was exaggerating (sp?) But I'm easily impressed with them coin sounds. Hoo-wee!

Yeah, the coin sounds were pretty cool. I still can't believe how he/she managed to do that last part of the 1-2 "tunnel" song. It would be a lot cooler if it had better flow, but it's still amazing nonetheless. Only Japanese people love games enough to do stuff like this. I must move there.

There are plenty of people outside of Japan that do VGM on the gweetar. Check out any of goat's stuff over at http://www.vgmix.com/ . He's probably the best out there, in my opinion. Also, check out 'Warrior King' by Virt over at the same site, it's a medley of the various themes from the original Shadowgate, and it kicks copious amounts of ass.

Hmmm... Reminds me if Hendrix sorta in a weird almost haunting sort of way. If you guys wanna here some good guitar, Listen to some Hendrix (All along the Watch Tower or Purple Haze...) or some old Clapton (Layla ands down is one of the greatest songs of all time...) Maybe some Stairway ( The most Requested song of all time...) Yeah its pretty cool I will agree with you there Devil, Oh you guys might wanna check out Dale and the Deltones ( I think Thats Right) Miserlou. I play guitar and mostly bass right now.

Well, as late 60's/early 70's guitarists go, Hendrix, Clapton and Page were all fairly mediocre. Listen to the guitar stylings of John McLaughlin on the first two albums by Mahavishnu Orchestra (Inner-Mounting Flame, Birds of Fire) and you'll know what I'm talking about. Aside from being hands down one of the best guitarists of the era (leagues better than any of the aforementioned), he also arranged all of the music for that particular endeavor.

Joe Satriani