Listening to musicians you love talk about music
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Re: Listening to musicians you love talk about music
by Dandolin » Fri Feb 19, 2021 12:28 am
On an other board, in another time:
"I also have a Fat Goat HB/P90 on my bastardized f-hollowed V, which is made of God-knows what kind of wood and of how many pieces. That guitar sounded OK when I installed one Shlabotnik pup on it; it actually became alive, very soaring; but I ended up preferring the Fat Goat, which gives me a darker, more "barking" tone as well as more "CHANK" and (maybe) better dynamics when played clean."
"I also have a Fat Goat HB/P90 on my bastardized f-hollowed V, which is made of God-knows what kind of wood and of how many pieces. That guitar sounded OK when I installed one Shlabotnik pup on it; it actually became alive, very soaring; but I ended up preferring the Fat Goat, which gives me a darker, more "barking" tone as well as more "CHANK" and (maybe) better dynamics when played clean."
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Re: Listening to musicians you love talk about music
by Dowi » Tue Feb 23, 2021 5:34 am
Watched a bunch of music-documentaries in the last few weeks, i've been enjoying the long ones that analyze the background of some "scenes" etc.
I'm pretty sure these are not new to a lot of you here, but thought to drop some links anyway.
Murder in the Front Row (removed from YT
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Awesome documentary on the Bay-area scene etc, best one i've seen in a while: bands interconnections, venues, influences, funny anectodes.. very very recommended
Lo Sound Desert
Watched for the first time and enjoyed it a lot. Focused on the underground desert scene and how that sound initially started and evolved. I particularly appreciated that it just marginally touches the time when things got "big", but it goes deep exploring the background and what was(not) happening in the area.
Such Hawks Such Hounds
A classic, re-watches after ages. Not as interesting from a "scene" point of view, but the parts dedicated to Pentagram, Wino/The Obsessed, Sleep and High on Fire are
Slow Southern Steel
Sludge, southern metal etc. The narrator comments are sometimes a bit generalist imo, but the interviews are enjoyable and it covers a good amount of bands, a lot of which are lesser-known (at least to me).
HYPE!
What can i say? i am a grunge-aholic so i need to watch this on a regular basis
I'm sure i'm forgetting something, anyway i have an ongoing list of docs to watch, but i'm open to suggestions of hidden gems (on youtube or not).
Also, I don't know why half of the documentaries on YouTube are subtitled in spanish
I'm pretty sure these are not new to a lot of you here, but thought to drop some links anyway.
Murder in the Front Row (removed from YT
) Awesome documentary on the Bay-area scene etc, best one i've seen in a while: bands interconnections, venues, influences, funny anectodes.. very very recommended
Lo Sound Desert
Watched for the first time and enjoyed it a lot. Focused on the underground desert scene and how that sound initially started and evolved. I particularly appreciated that it just marginally touches the time when things got "big", but it goes deep exploring the background and what was(not) happening in the area.
Such Hawks Such Hounds
A classic, re-watches after ages. Not as interesting from a "scene" point of view, but the parts dedicated to Pentagram, Wino/The Obsessed, Sleep and High on Fire are
Slow Southern Steel
Sludge, southern metal etc. The narrator comments are sometimes a bit generalist imo, but the interviews are enjoyable and it covers a good amount of bands, a lot of which are lesser-known (at least to me).
HYPE!
What can i say? i am a grunge-aholic so i need to watch this on a regular basis
I'm sure i'm forgetting something, anyway i have an ongoing list of docs to watch, but i'm open to suggestions of hidden gems (on youtube or not).
Also, I don't know why half of the documentaries on YouTube are subtitled in spanish
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Re: Listening to musicians you love talk about music
by Dandolin » Tue Feb 23, 2021 9:16 am
nice trawl, Dowi
On an other board, in another time:
"I also have a Fat Goat HB/P90 on my bastardized f-hollowed V, which is made of God-knows what kind of wood and of how many pieces. That guitar sounded OK when I installed one Shlabotnik pup on it; it actually became alive, very soaring; but I ended up preferring the Fat Goat, which gives me a darker, more "barking" tone as well as more "CHANK" and (maybe) better dynamics when played clean."
"I also have a Fat Goat HB/P90 on my bastardized f-hollowed V, which is made of God-knows what kind of wood and of how many pieces. That guitar sounded OK when I installed one Shlabotnik pup on it; it actually became alive, very soaring; but I ended up preferring the Fat Goat, which gives me a darker, more "barking" tone as well as more "CHANK" and (maybe) better dynamics when played clean."
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Re: Listening to musicians you love talk about music
by D.o.S. » Tue Feb 23, 2021 11:31 am
Dowi wrote:Slow Southern Steel
Sludge, southern metal etc. The narrator comments are sometimes a bit generalist imo, but the interviews are enjoyable and it covers a good amount of bands, a lot of which are lesser-known (at least to me).
Ah man one of the criminal exclusions of Slow Southern Steel is that the guy who made it, CT, didn't include his band Rwake in it (because he's a super nice mega humble guy, we presume). Rwake is the best, and should have been featured
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Re: Listening to musicians you love talk about music
by Dowi » Wed Feb 24, 2021 4:55 am
D.o.S. wrote:Dowi wrote:Slow Southern Steel
Sludge, southern metal etc. The narrator comments are sometimes a bit generalist imo, but the interviews are enjoyable and it covers a good amount of bands, a lot of which are lesser-known (at least to me).
Ah man one of the criminal exclusions of Slow Southern Steel is that the guy who made it, CT, didn't include his band Rwake in it (because he's a super nice mega humble guy, we presume). Rwake is the best, and should have been featured
Uh yeah? didn't know it was made by him! Great band btw, i thought they were from the NYC area. In the same way, I was surprised that Solace weren't included, but then I checked and realized they are from New Jersey. I guess I fucked up some geography.
I don't know why Kirk Widnestein wasn't interviewed but only mentioned.
It also struck me seeing Athon from Black Tusk (RIP). I saw them live when he was still on earth and they were super good.
Still, seeing it may have something to do with the fact that now i am downtuning my old guitar.
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Re: Listening to musicians you love talk about music
by Chankgeez » Wed Feb 24, 2021 9:28 am
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