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Rubberneck is full of killer riffs, actually. Velvet is the best Unsane cover that wasn't of all time.

D.o.S. wrote:Rubberneck is full of killer riffs, actually. Velvet is the best Unsane cover that wasn't of all time.

Velvet by Unsane?? Is that what you're saying? LOL

Link homie???

I'm saying that it totally could be an Unsane song, even though it isn't.

Kind of the same way Stuck in the Middle is a great Bob Dylan song that isn't by Dylan, or Horse with No Name is a killer Neil Young song.

Does that make sense?

Ahhhh! Yea I get that bro! haha.

JonnyAngle wrote:

Invisible Man wrote:

JonnyAngle wrote:

Blackened Soul wrote:and the battle over alternative music begins?

We can all agree that the toadies kick ass

Who?

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EkwD5rQ-_d4[/youtube]

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9ZL27Aiw9_I[/youtube]

god! it's like we're all these weirdos obsessed with 90's music

I've learned a lot from this thread.
Thanks guys







And fuzz.

JonnyAngle wrote:

Invisible Man wrote:

JonnyAngle wrote:

Blackened Soul wrote:and the battle over alternative music begins?

We can all agree that the toadies kick ass

Who?

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EkwD5rQ-_d4[/youtube]

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9ZL27Aiw9_I[/youtube]

Just messing with you (and Ugly Casanova).

JonnyAngle wrote:

Invisible Man wrote:

JonnyAngle wrote:

Blackened Soul wrote:and the battle over alternative music begins?

We can all agree that the toadies kick ass

Who?

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EkwD5rQ-_d4[/youtube]

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9ZL27Aiw9_I[/youtube]

Just messing with you (and Ugly Casanova).

Came back to admit being wrong about Peter Steele's tuning, apparently did tune down to B. I still can't find evidence of him ever playing a 5 string though

rickenbastard wrote:Came back to admit being wrong about Peter Steele's tuning, apparently did tune down to B. I still can't find evidence of him ever playing a 5 string though

Prob had no use for the high G string.

whoismarykelly wrote:

rickenbastard wrote:Came back to admit being wrong about Peter Steele's tuning, apparently did tune down to B. I still can't find evidence of him ever playing a 5 string though

Prob had no use for the high G string.

I think Pete Steele dealt with a lot of G strings...

I don't need anyone to hear it; I just need somewhere to go when the guitard invades my space.

jk

rickenbastard wrote:

whoismarykelly wrote:

rickenbastard wrote:Came back to admit being wrong about Peter Steele's tuning, apparently did tune down to B. I still can't find evidence of him ever playing a 5 string though

Prob had no use for the high G string.

I think Pete Steele dealt with a lot of G strings...

Is he related to Lexington Steele?

actualidiot wrote:

rickenbastard wrote:

whoismarykelly wrote:

rickenbastard wrote:Came back to admit being wrong about Peter Steele's tuning, apparently did tune down to B. I still can't find evidence of him ever playing a 5 string though

Prob had no use for the high G string.

I think Pete Steele dealt with a lot of G strings...

Is he related to Lexington Steele?

Steeley Dan

Late to this party but, I like a roll off at 50hz and have set my amp up that way permanently. There is still a ton of power and low end in that frequency and above. Whether I'm playing a 4 or 5 string doesn't matter. At a certain point (50hz for me) there are diminishing returns on even frequency response, in regards to tone, and in regards to power draw. Cut at 50 and if you feel like you lost some thunder then turn up, you'll get the thunder back and have a lot more presence