Original sentence: Adamson is best known for his distinctive guitar work, which made the harmonics of two electric guitars sound somewhat like a bagpipe; Adamson, along with Big Country's other guitarist, Bruce Watson, achieved this with a combination of various guitar effects and heavy use of reverb.Adamson's songwriting was at least as distinctive and significant a part of his musical contribution as his guitar work.Along with Bill Nelson, Adamson's use of the e-bow helped popularize the device.Also adding to the distinctive Big Country guitar sound was the use of the e-bow, a device that provided a haunting strings type effect in Big Country's music.For example, he suggested that factory work not only destroyed workers' dreams, but even their intelligence.His primary lyrical concern were the factors he perceived as dehumanizing working-class people.His songs' melody, structure and lyric content were heavily influenced by the Scottish folk music he heard in his parents' home and the pub of Crossgates.The often quoted "bagpipe" sound was actually probably more to do with the phrasing of Big Country's guitar work as it often loosely followed traditional Scottish pipe band arrangements and rhythms.Yet while many of his songs addressed melancholy topics, they also frequently championed positive emotions, such as hope and love