Hi. Good evening
This is a great sounding boot that I engineered and put some trippy video to. So smoke 'em if you got 'em, turn it up, and groove on.
* That guitar tone on Pittsburgh to Lebanon...jeezis. Paul is a fucking genius! *
Do you feel like surfing the cosmos with the Buttholes?
Engineered the audio for a great early Surfer's show, and put it to some video of floating in space. It was a ganja-induced idea, and I'm stickin' to it. ha!
Jokes aside, great show. Smoke 'em if ya' got 'em and crank it loud
Paul McCartney, from the Back to the Egg sessions. Is this a Telecaster or a Mustang? The headstock doesn't look Tele to me, but I may be wrong.
Whatya' think?
* Edit - this guitar has been shown before, and the consensus is that it is a Fender knock-off, made by Aria.
Hello
If I had my way, Sepultura would replace Anthrax in the Big 4 of Thrash. I like Anthrax, but Joey just isn't a metal singer to my ears. Max, on the other hand, is fucking pure heavy.
I engineered this boot. Probably the best sounding soundboard from the entire Chaos A.D. era. Too bad it wasn't longer, but it is a mighty, mighty show.
Hello. Good afternoon from sunny Vancouver Island.
Was just roaming through google to find my first guitar, and found an identical one online. 1983 Yamaha SBG. Pearl white with slight blue highlights. I got it for Christmas that year.
Then I got my first amp a bit later, for my 14th birthday. A loud-ass Peavey Backstage Plus. Not too shabby for solid-state.
Do you remember your first combo? Bonus points for photos! heheh
Hope everyone has a good week ahead
Good evening. Here is a bare-bones version of Figment. Very different than Gord & the Country of Miracles 'Battle of the Nudes' version.
I had a chance to talk to Billy Ray about this song. He told me it was recorded on a rainy day off, in a hotel room in Vancouver. It's just he and Gord in the room, and if you listen closely, you can hear Billy Ray tapping a shaker, keeping time.
I will forever regret not asking if it was Gord's banana shaker he was playing D'oh! heheh
Have you folks heard the M.A.C.C. cover of Jimi Hendrix? It seems to have flown under the radar of a lot of SG and Temple fans. The acronym stands for McCready - Ament - Cornell - Cameron. Basically Temple of the Dog minus Stone Gossard.
Well...if it's new, enjoy. Chris f'ing wails on this one!
Happy Canada Day fellow Hipheads. For those who've never heard it, Mr Downie singin' our national anthem.
Have a safe and happy celebration all. And an early Happy 4th to our American brethren in the Hip family.
Hello. Happy Sunday fellow hipheads. It's been too damn long since I've added a soundboard recording to the playlist on my channel.
This is a great sounding recording, with the band road-testing a bunch of early Phantom Power songs, both as stand-alone and in tags within New Orleans is Sinking. Pretty cool!
Hello. Good evening. Thought I'd share this bootleg here. It's a nice, clear soundboard recording but unfortunately, the guitars are way too quiet, and the bass is too loud.
Strangely, the soundcheck, also included, sounds a lot better. And hearing Chris sing AC/DC's song Problem Child is fucking awesome! That's a SG cover that's new to me.
Hey all. Just engineered and uploaded an unreleased Priest album to my youtube channel, and thought I'd share it here. Towards the end of the concert, Rob talks about the show being filmed and professionally taped for possible release.
I wonder why it never happened? Anyways...here it is. 90 minutes of classic metal to blow up your Friday night.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I-UoSr_mZfU
* Edit - I meant it wasn't released for 20-odd years after recording
I live close to the Saanich fire department and I see their flags are down again.
I wonder what happened. Sure hope everyone there is okay.
* Edit - asked and answered. Thanks folks
