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For instance, Eric Johnson made me realise that it's okay to try and use this sound and play that kind of chord voicing. 'There are other players where it's easier to borrow some of the things that you've seen them do, and say: that player has shown me the way. And it's obviously taken years to do it, and they just sound like Allan clones: I don't see the point. 'There are a handful of people in the world now who are doing passable imitations of what Allan was doing 30 years ago. Allan's world is very hard to adapt to any other music - he's like this self-contained musical universe. 'But Allan has his own planet - he's really taken everything that's unique about himself and exaggerated it, to the point where he's playing scales that he's invented working over chords that he's invented. GG: 'I can understand why someone drawn to Steven's music might hear someone playing a lot of notes and think: Allan Holdsworth, that's my reference point, because he's the obvious guy with a lot of technique who played in that genre of music with Soft Machine. 'Saw him with Steve Wilson 2 weeks ago, never heard of him before, he couldn't have played any better, he was like a newer version of Holdsworth…' It's kind of fun now with the red bear guys - we're trying out some stuff where we tell the CNC machine to put these little serrations into the blunt end of the pick so I don't have to spend all that time with the file.' 'So yeah, that scraping thing has always been part of my pick. I wanted to be able to hear them and I couldn't do it with the amount of frets provided. And there were always shrieking notes way up in the Stratosphere that I liked.

'You can probably get two octaves above the 22nd provided you're using the bridge pickup, of course. So that when you flip the pick round and scrape the pick, perpendicular to the string you can play high notes. And then at the top on the blunt part, furthest away from the point, I would scratch some little notches. So I would file a little bevel, so there was a 30-40 degree angle there.

Because I've always hated the blunt thing at the end of a pick: I want something sharp there. 'Twenty-five years ago, I would buy these purply-pink Tortex 1.14mm picks and I would kind of kind of file the point. My thing is, I generally use these Red Bear picks now: I'm actually working on a special pick that has a modification now - it's something I've done for 25 years. Also, a coin has no point, so there are a lot of things you can't do. Playing with a coin will shave your D-string in ten minutes. GG: 'Playing with a coin? I have never done that - you're thinking of Brian May or possibly Billy Gibbons.

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