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nightterrors wrote:

Harry_Manback wrote:So I had an epiphany last night: Melvins > every other band.

Pretty much.

I can't choose between QOTSA, Swans or Melvins for my favourite band though.

Oooh, I like lists.

My top fifteen favourite bands at the moment:

1. Deftones
2. Interpol
3. Sage Francis
4. Eels
5. Mastodon
6. The Strokes
7. Biffy Clyro
8. Neil Young
9. Two Gallants
10. Neurosis
11. Placebo
12. Amanda Palmer
13. WHY?
14. Ghinzu
15. Circa Survive

AngryGoldfish wrote: 8. Neil Young

RIGHT ON.

Two Gallants are rad, I haven't listened to them in a while.

Ancient Astronaught wrote:Awesome video John!!!! Also finally figured out your forum name!!!

shh its a secret

Actually it was the name for an old band of mine. We'd tell people to drag it out when they say it aass
Was a funny band.

Glad you guys dig the vid. I'd be more than happy to help anyone here get something put together. Totall time spent on this one was probably four hours so not so bad. My rates are cheap $000.00 an hour. I'm starting to get a little better at these things the first one I ever did was an epic battle with the software but now I've got it mostly figured out its a lot easier.

Black hole you say? I has a bigger cab under construction as we speak.

vidret wrote:

The Wood Wizard wrote:OH SHIT RYAN SUMMITS ALMOST HERE. were gunna do yoga and talk about our spirit animals.

you gotta tell me afterwards if he

talked with small
breaks in mid sentence because
he was so out of breath
or because of some other
reason probably medical

and give him a hug from all of us yeah

He spoke like Maya Angelou after a long drive home from vacation.


Had a good time. He is the master of the delay pedal, makes that shit his bitch like nobodies business.

CaptainBoxman wrote:Today, I learnt that scientists believe a black hole is a B flat at 57 octaves. Gentlemen, you have your challenge.

merry christmas

That pic is so badass, reminds me I found this years christmass card when our trucker friend posted this on fb-

HOLY FUCK!

thats awful, but a fact of life.

the blood looks so cool. to bad blood paint on white guitars is so lamegasm

Fuck! BROOTZ

CaptainBoxman wrote:I am back from my self imposed exile.

I hate you guys

(but I love you really)

Welcome back!

conky wrote:Welcome back dude!

Tonight is my first show with the new band. I haven't played a show in a year and I'm nervous and excited. We had a great practice last night so I'm feeling good about tonight. We're gonna be selling our demo that we did all DIY. I think it's the coolest thing I have ever made since it is all handmade. I mean I've made cds plenty of times, but nothing this involved. Hand cut and screen printed in black and glow in the dark jackets with xeroxed inserts (cause we're broke) and screen printed cds.

NSFW: show

Awesome stuff, mate. It's great to see such hard work become something so tangible and artistic. All the best with your show!

louderthangod wrote:I spent the day running my EMG loaded Iceman into the new Toneczar Openhaus and into my Beta Lead...surprisingly authentic Mark IIC+ early Metallica tone. I've been playing way too much serious music lately and it's nice to just have fun pretending it's '83 thrashing around. This is why I don't sell much gear, I can find a use for just about everything I own.

I think I've been waiting for an Openhaus for two years now, maybe more. I've given up. I don't have enough money for one anyway.

LOCOPELAND wrote:Two Gallants are rad, I haven't listened to them in a while.

Saw them in Dublin at a small show last October and they've gradually been creeping up the list ever since.

Chankgeez wrote:

CaptainBoxman wrote:Today, I learnt that scientists believe a black hole is a B flat at 57 octaves. Gentlemen, you have your challenge.

I can't help but think of GTA IV whenever I see the name of that pedal. Anyone who's played the game will know what I'm talking about.

nightterrors wrote:

AngryGoldfish wrote: 8. Neil Young

RIGHT ON.

I knew someone would like that one. I've been listening to Neil Young since I was a young boy.

t-rey wrote:I've thought about the THR amps alot as an extremely low volume solution for me since the baby is incoming. I still may pick one up, but not until I know if playing at my volumes (not loud) are a problem at all. Either way, those amps sound all sorts of good, double as a good speaker system for mp3 players, and are small enough to put on your desk. They have a model geared toward higher gain, but I don't know how it sounds.

I want to get one for the simplified recording, acoustic and bass simulators, and the auxiliary input. I could take it house shows and jam along to some backing tracks and wow all the beautiful women with my tiny amplifier. They'll see it as under-compensating for something else.

The Wood Wizard wrote:

Had a good time. He is the master of the delay pedal, makes that shit his bitch like nobodies business.

couldnt help but wanna chuggachugga
your home setup is so killer
if that was in my house
itd sound like the building
was a working steam locomotive all day
chunkchunkchunkwhoooooochunkchunkchunkwhooooo
does anyone else have a hard time
playin in front of other people?
sometimes i clam up at practice
usually if ive breathed in too much happy smoke
thats when i switch to thunderdrones
but i can hardly play if i know my girl can hear it
could definately use a lesson from WW
in playing and luthiering
i just got the rest of the duct tape off by the way
and all the gunk on the back
dude cut my action in half

Sometimes I clam up when playing in front of others. Part of the key is be really, really warmed up. Like, don't underestimate the power of a half hour warm-up even if you're only playing drone chords.

I saw Sabbath last night. They fucking ruled. I read all the bad reviews but Ozzy nailed it. And they played Under the Sun, which is probably my favorite Sabbath song.
That guy from RATM even did a decent job.

humancertainty wrote:I saw Sabbath last night. They fucking ruled. I read all the bad reviews but Ozzy nailed it. And they played Under the Sun, which is probably my favorite Sabbath song.
That guy from RATM even did a decent job.

That's comforting. Brad Wilk isn't a bad drummer, as I always love me some Rage; but I always kind of questioned his fit with Sabbath. Glad to hear it didn't suck!

Speaking of things that don't suck, I received my 2 pedals from Travis (GreyScaleDevices) today. I can now honestly recommend a treble booster for massiveness/awesomeness. The Naga clone is exceptional for 2 reasons: control of the amount of treble focus and that grit control. If I roll the treble knob all the way CC I get a nice thick boost that still retains a bit of clarity; If I roll it all the way up and knock the grit down I get nice pretty sparkly sounds.

His Plimsoul clone may take a bit more tweaking as I didn't really understand how the hard and soft clipping controls interact. Overall though, $75 well spent.

humancertainty wrote:I saw Sabbath last night. They fucking ruled. I read all the bad reviews but Ozzy nailed it. And they played Under the Sun, which is probably my favorite Sabbath song.
That guy from RATM even did a decent job.

UNDER THE SUN. FUCK YEAH.