Re: The Doom Room: ILF Edition
Posted: Fri Apr 19, 2013 3:24 pm
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CaptainBoxman wrote:I decided not to do that, and to listen to High on Fire's entire discography several times today. It turns out that imaging you're a barbarian warlord is a good way to help you revise aspects of consciousness. Who knew?
VoteratedLOCOPELAND wrote:
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Everything else you said seems spot on but I just want to highlite how good those war drums really are. I know this song may not be everyone's cup of tea from the HoF catalog but it's one of my favs, even with Matt sounding like Lemmy. Listen to the intro with just the guitar riff for a couple bars, it sounds cool but not really heavy or fast. As soon as the drums come in it fucking slays everything and sounds so rad. That drummer is a beast. An awesome beast that makes cool things sound cooler.vidret wrote:CaptainBoxman wrote:I decided not to do that, and to listen to High on Fire's entire discography several times today. It turns out that imaging you're a barbarian warlord is a good way to help you revise aspects of consciousness. Who knew?
i listened to all high on fire's albums, all of them several times over except for the earliest one (because of all the live songs).
this is what i came up with after doing that:
+ on the album "surrounded by thieves" the song "razor hoof" that ends the album (with some gain going on) goes straight into the same drum "riff" opening up for "blessed black wing"'s "devilution"
+ they rarely use a guitar to do chords behind a solo, the bass usually does that alone - but the solo often is comprised of 2 guitars (รก la sabbath)
+ the songs that have the album names are chosen for the album name for a reason
+ they have the best war-drums i've ever heard
+ i don't think that's a tremolo in "bastard samurai" - i think he's using his LP and switching the pickups while only sliding on the guitar
+ he slides a lot - preference is in playing on the E-string (which is of course almost always in standard C or drop Bb) - see "snakes for the divine" with chords going from the high E (12th fret) to low F (1st fret), blessed black wings as well.
+ "snakes for the divine" has a bit more shine in the mastering which works better for some songs - in my opinion "surrounded by thieves" is slightly too blanketed - blessed black wings/death is this communion nails it
+ you can just about play any of these songs without changing guitar/retuning with a fuzz, phaser and a simple delay and cover all the guitar parts unless doing the ambience
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Yea, was gonna say, he didn't have a tremolo on his board when they passed through town either. He hasn't been using his 9 string as much as he did before either; I was disappointed when I saw a white LP instead. I've always wanted to see that First Act in person...vidret wrote:i was just guessing because of the clicking sound/bass content
and the fact that i've never seen him use a tremolo live. haven't seen bastard samurai live. thanks for verifying harry