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Re: Janice Cabs
Posted: Sat Jun 13, 2015 2:49 pm
by PeteeBee
Wait.
Say anything is still a band? I thought they broke up in like 2007?
Unrelated but I kind of got the feeling from the brand new rig rundown that Jesse totally knows more than he lets on. We all walk a line between "know it all" and "knows nothing about gear." I think he just erred pretty heavily on the side of not knowing much.
Re: Janice Cabs
Posted: Sat Jun 13, 2015 11:31 pm
by casecandy
PeteeBee wrote:Say anything is still a band? I thought they broke up in like 2007?
Yeah! They put out a great album in 2007, another pretty okay one in 2009, a medicore/bad-ish one in 2012, and another great one last year. That was an incredible one musically as they put a limit on themselves musically: no guitars. Hence touring with a string quartet... most of the album is strings and synths. TBH I know they're not for everybody but they're my favourite band. I love them a lot. I definitely think they're widely respected as sort of... patron saints of the pop-punk scene (only Jewish LOL)
Re: Janice Cabs
Posted: Sun Jun 14, 2015 1:15 am
by PeteeBee
casecandy wrote:PeteeBee wrote:Say anything is still a band? I thought they broke up in like 2007?
Yeah! They put out a great album in 2007, another pretty okay one in 2009, a medicore/bad-ish one in 2012, and another great one last year. That was an incredible one musically as they put a limit on themselves musically: no guitars. Hence touring with a string quartet... most of the album is strings and synths. TBH I know they're not for everybody but they're my favourite band. I love them a lot. I definitely think they're widely respected as sort of... patron saints of the pop-punk scene (only Jewish LOL)
I need to check out the new one. I had my years off I guess. I remember loving the 2007 one... with the tree on the cover I think? Then not liking the next album. I think I just wrote them off after that and went through a big post rock phase that had no room for bands like say anything. I love the guys songwriting though. Saw them a couple times back in the day and they are definitely quite fond memories.

Re: Janice Cabs
Posted: Sun Jun 14, 2015 10:12 pm
by casecandy
PeteeBee wrote:casecandy wrote:PeteeBee wrote:Say anything is still a band? I thought they broke up in like 2007?
Yeah! They put out a great album in 2007, another pretty okay one in 2009, a medicore/bad-ish one in 2012, and another great one last year. That was an incredible one musically as they put a limit on themselves musically: no guitars. Hence touring with a string quartet... most of the album is strings and synths. TBH I know they're not for everybody but they're my favourite band. I love them a lot. I definitely think they're widely respected as sort of... patron saints of the pop-punk scene (only Jewish LOL)
I need to check out the new one. I had my years off I guess. I remember loving the 2007 one... with the tree on the cover I think? Then not liking the next album. I think I just wrote them off after that and went through a big post rock phase that had no room for bands like say anything. I love the guys songwriting though. Saw them a couple times back in the day and they are definitely quite fond memories.

LOL okay I think you mean you like
Say Anything Is A Real Boy, which came out in 2004, but was reissued in 2006, and is there best album by a long shot, and does sortof have a tree on the cover... it's actually Pinocchio's nose, i.e. "I'm a real boy!" in the album's title. This one?
The one after that was
In Defense of the Genre, that came out in 2007. This one (Jeff Smith artwork, not too shabby):

Re: Janice Cabs
Posted: Mon Jun 15, 2015 1:03 am
by PeteeBee
Ha yeah that one. With Pinocchio's wiener on the cover. I was really into it. Listened to the new one and I'm not really digging it but I like the idea. Get away from guitars a bit.
Re: Janice Cabs
Posted: Mon Jun 15, 2015 8:17 am
by casecandy
PeteeBee wrote:Ha yeah that one. With Pinocchio's wiener on the cover. I was really into it. Listened to the new one and I'm not really digging it but I like the idea. Get away from guitars a bit.
Yeah, there's a song on there called "Chia-Like, I Shall Grow," so it's definitely intended to be look like a wiener LOL
Yeah. A lot of people just like that one album and that's totally cool, diff'rent strokes
Re: Janice Cabs
Posted: Sat Jul 11, 2015 4:57 pm
by HAVN
Well, I went to Valparaiso, Indiana this morning and met Dan and his brother, and saw the shop. Left him the back panel from my head for color matching and four Celestion Heritage Greenbacks.
Will post a full review once I have the finished product.
Re: Janice Cabs
Posted: Sat Jul 11, 2015 5:37 pm
by echodeluxe
give me one
Re: Janice Cabs
Posted: Sat Jul 11, 2015 6:36 pm
by HAVN
The only thing that may pose a slight challenge is that the top is only 8" deep, so I may need to get creative about how to rest the head.
Re: Janice Cabs
Posted: Sat Jul 11, 2015 8:24 pm
by casecandy
Oh yeah, I saw Say Anything in person last night and was paying special attention to the cab. Bottom two speakers were mic'd. I was up front in the crowd and felt the bass response in my chest. At one point I said out loud, "That low end, though!" but I accidentally said it into the ear of a guy standing in front of me and he was really weirded out. Extremely loud. I felt inspired to get one...
Also
echodeluxe wrote:give me one
Re: Janice Cabs
Posted: Sat Jul 25, 2015 11:21 am
by HAVN
Going to Valparaiso to pay my balance and pick up my cab. Will post pictures and maybe some video later today.
Re: Janice Cabs
Posted: Sat Jul 25, 2015 12:02 pm
by DannDubbleEwe
Re: Janice Cabs
Posted: Sat Jul 25, 2015 6:40 pm
by HAVN
Re: Janice Cabs
Posted: Sat Jul 25, 2015 6:49 pm
by HAVN
Color matching is spot on. I think I'll christen it the "Red Scare".

Re: Janice Cabs
Posted: Sat Jul 25, 2015 7:00 pm
by resincum
daaaaaaaamn