he makes some sick sounds during Hey Girl and 52-50. im sure its not Paris on the keys
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Richard's pedalboard
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Posts: 43 08/30/2007 6:05 PM |
adrianheh wrote:adrianeh, you have a smart point, and I agree that delay can be a guitarist's crutch. The bottom line is that the effects (distorsions) that he is currently using with his guitar are crummy. Putting the issue about delay aside, he (or his guitar tech) needs to learn to set up an amp. While MSG2 was a good record, it had a flat mix and bad guitar sound, unlike Hammerstein and Any Time Now, where he added great shining guitar tones. |
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Posts: 20 08/30/2007 7:21 PM |
haha that was marc's pedalboard..but i think i have the explanation to Richarrd's "new sound"
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Posts: 3145 08/30/2007 7:22 PM Cockblock |
i have no idea about guitars. is that a good pedal board? comapred to other guitarists? what would Trey Anastasio work with?
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Posts: 21 08/30/2007 7:30 PM |
I personally think rich's tones from 34th and 8th and ATN are some of the most beautiful i have ever heard from a lead guitarist. Pedalbpoard's are
all preference, not so much "better" than one another. All i can see from pictures of Rich's is a Holy Grail and some Line 6 delay modules and
possibly a tube screamer.
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Posts: 3146 08/30/2007 7:32 PM Cockblock |
his solo in Old Man Time from 34th 8th is a good example of that
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Posts: 22 08/30/2007 7:39 PM |
About Mr. Brown, So moved on, and some solos on poker are my favorites
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Posts: 3147 08/30/2007 7:42 PM Cockblock |
you dont think the venue has anything to do with it? i mean it sounded like everything echoched (sp) in MSG 2
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joe franz |
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Posts: 23 08/30/2007 7:45 PM |
nah, he has a condensor mic right on his cab, venue wouldnt matter.
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Posts: 3148 08/30/2007 7:50 PM Cockblock |
is his equipment considered good?
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Posts: 24 08/30/2007 7:58 PM |
yeah, he plays custom shop strats and some other guitars like a les paul and a few tele's. pretty generic but pretty top of the line too. The supersonic
runs for about 1100, and the cab like 700, but his carr was probably like 2400. In all, good fuckin equipment.
-Joe |
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Posts: 3150 08/30/2007 8:01 PM Cockblock |
what about what he plays. i know he isnt the most talented guitarists but would you consider the stuff he plays to be advanced?
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Posts: 25 08/30/2007 8:11 PM |
the thing i love most about Rich is that he portrays his talent through the song. If he wanted, he could just stand there running through scales at, what it
looks like, lightning speed. But he doesnt. He molds his leads to the songs that compliment them soo much. You could say his leads are considered pretty
advanced. Though the skill of playing it is only half of it. To be able to write his leads like he does is more of the challenge. They flow so well and add so
much to each song. I think his best lead of all time is About Mr. Brown on 34th and 8th. I tabbed it out pretty damn accurately so if anyone wants it just give
me a yell.
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Posts: 3155 08/30/2007 8:13 PM Cockblock |
what is the electric guitar Marc uses. i know its primarily used as a rythym guitar but how does it compare to Richards?
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Posts: 26 08/30/2007 8:19 PM |
its a custom shop telecaster jr. They probably are similar in price. I dont know what kind of pickups marc has but he has two of the same, and they arent the
stock pickups that usually go on tele's. But tele's and strats are both fender, if thats what you were wondering.
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Posts: 3157 08/30/2007 8:21 PM Cockblock |
yea, Benj uses Fenders also. why does alternate between those two basses?
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Posts: 27 08/30/2007 8:22 PM |
I couldn't tell you, i'm not a bass player. I think he has a few different 4 and 5 string basses, that may have something to do with it.
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Posts: 3159 08/30/2007 8:26 PM Cockblock |
yea at MSG 2 he used the 4 string to play Untitled but when i saw them this summer he used the 5 string, the blue one. just pointing it out
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Posts: 28 08/30/2007 8:29 PM |
yeah. In the Lay Down music video he plays a rickenbacker bass which is a stellar looking bass. I have yet to see it live though.
-Joe |
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Posts: 3161 08/30/2007 8:30 PM Cockblock |
i havent seen him use that black bass in 2 years
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