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![]() A beautiful woman that can shred “Flight of the bumblebee” at 300bpm and eat your heart while doing it… literally! That, in a nutshell, is The Great Kat, a decorated classical violinist that has been dominating the six string for the past couple of decades. When the opportunity for an interview came up, TFS rose to the occasion, and the resulting answers are just as you’d expect: Fast, furious and chaotic, with more caps and exclamation points than any other piece of written word ever published…ever!!! Enjoy! http://www.greatkat.com greatkat@greatkat.com |
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I'd like to welcome the ultimate dominatress of the six-string, to her first Forgotten Scroll interview! I won't tire you with the usual question "why did you become a shredder when you were a classically trained violinist", since you said on multiple occasions that classical music was pretty much dead and you felt you needed to update it, but my question is, what gave you the inspiration to make the switch to metal? I mean was it any particular band or artist, or did you just pick it because it happened to be the fastest and most aggressive medium around at the time? Were you into any specific bands back then? The Great Kat is NOW the "Top 10 Fastest Shredders Of All Time" (Guitar One Magazine), "50 Fastest Guitarists Of All Time" (Guitar World Magazine), "The 100 Wildest Guitar Heroes" (Classic Rock Magazine) and "8 Of The World's Fastest Shredders" (Gibson Lifestyle)!!! BRILLIANT!!!!!!!!! The Great Kat’s REVOLUTIONARY “BEETHOVEN ON SPEED” is the FIRST CD to EVER take AUTHENTIC CLASSICAL MUSIC and mix it with VIOLENT METAL, VICIOUS GUITAR SHREDDING, VIOLIN VIRTUOSITY and BLINDING SPEED and BRUTAL FORCE!!! I'm not in the category of listeners that think speed kills melody or emotion, far from it, but I can't help but wonder when Interview by: Asgardlord |
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