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  1. I don't know shit about Tribe's catalogue, but those other 3 are their respective bands' best so I assume "The Low End Theory" is a generational set of songs.
  2. Visited with a legend today.
  3. I have quite a few cards in PWCC's Vault. I should probably have them ship them back (for a crazy fee, no doubt).
  4. I can't imagine a successful artist today would be so without pursuits that have little to do with music. There's no money in songs anymore.
  5. Anyone looking for a Dumble to complete the collection? https://wildwestguitars.com/extras/1984-dumble-od-50w-overdrive-special-50w-combo-owned-by-joe-bonamassa
  6. His singing gets a lot of credit and it still doesn't get enough.
  7. These could go here (did I already spam these somewhere?). I recently went and saw a Dallas-based KISS tribute band, Rock N Roll Over, while I was in San Bernadino. Played everything all the way to the criminally underrated Psycho Circus album. (Don't tell anyone, but they rocked better than the OG lineup when I saw them during the first reunion tour - though I would go see the OG lineup again in a heartbeat.) Drummer plays in a Pantera tribute band, too, so Beth was apparently out of the question.
  8. His conversation with this latest generation of guitar luminaries is a great listen. Some interesting perspectives... But hearing that there exists a modern metal guitarist who's never heard the Black Album was a punch in the gut.
  9. #2 of 15 checking in. I don't even let people look at it, Nigel Tuffnel style.
  10. Your boy made some moves. Now the collection is complete.
  11. BoomMF

    Vinyl

    Astro Record Store, run by this cool Brit that looks like Elvis Costello, which is probably how all record store owners should look.
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    Vinyl

    There's a cool little record shop in Bastrop that had a lot of interesting records. Well, not as many today as they did yesterday. This is a cleanest Dark Side MFSL ('81) I've ever seen, so I had to deal for it. And PSA: Cold Fact by Rodriguez really is a great album. Shout out to the Sugarman documentary for hipping me to this dude.
  13. Username checks out.
  14. I'm slowly and with much resistance coming to the conclusion that random YouTuber with a guitar has chops that shit all over my heroes. Bassists, too. There's dudes out there with 500 subs that can absolutely wreak havoc.
  15. Grooving is why I plucked Polyphia out of this new wave of chops driven math rock. They are skilled beyond whatever level exists 10 or so places above me, beyond what I thought the ceiling was, but they groove. (Like, can you listen to Danny Carey and also not think this Polyphia drummer is on that grooving spectrum? Flippin nay.) Polyphia isn't as angry as I'd like, but there is evil is that drummer and bassist. Can you listen to this and not feel grooved? Flippin nay. (And it's been some time since I watched a band's video and couldn't ID a single one of the guitars. That's kinda cool for a lot of reasons.) Chon is another mathy group whose songs tell a story musically. And they quite possibly groove. Edit: hope you like Animals as Leaders (I can take them or leave them), because Tapa decided everything needed to be a link to their videos. (Fixed.)
  16. It's like someone looked at the calendar and realized it was once again time for someone from the Metroplex to change the way guitarists think about guitars and dropped this Henson dude on us. Like, here you go, have fun with the tab. Homes with a plugin ad playing a Jem without the silly handle, I guess, and I'm looking for my credit card to buy more software I already know I'll never learn... I mean, how beautiful must his brain be? What must it be like to think in that dimension?
  17. When absolutely everything about the guitar needs to flex.
  18. And this reaction. LOL And you get to stare at yet another unnaturally gorgeous PRS... Which reminds me, I'm right outside Pasadena ATM, which means Wild West Guitars and their bonkers collection of PRSs, Strats, LPs, and Gretches. Gonna have to stop in and look at guitars I have no business looking at.
  19. NSIAP I know we're all old as fuck in here (I mean we just had about 3 pages of Rickenbacker posts), but here's a young Dallas guitarist doing guitarist from Dallas type things (changing the game the way Dallas guitarists seem to often do). What's in the water up there?
  20. Installed a Next Level Racing Motion V3 into the rig. Rally racing just got an upgrade.
  21. Gear inspires.
  22. NSIAP: John Mayer playing an Epiphone LP Studio into some little dinky Roland combo. Dude's rocking about $50 worth of gear in public and sounding like John Mayer. His bearing reminds me of SRV - Could have just jumped out and took the spotlight, but homeboy is just sitting back letting the kids do their things. I don't know why I let people convince me he was an asshole. Yeah, the headstock on his signature guitar is an asshole, but he doesn't seem like one.
  23. Where's the bar on violence set? Moss is a very cute and well-designed platformer, but you jump on enemies to kill them a la Super Mario. If the bar is lower than that, and regardless of where the bar is, Beat Saber is a crowd favorite. You can't go wrong with that one.
  24. I have yet to come across a single person that's played a Silver Sky who doesn't like it, if not love it. Which is unfortunate for my efforts to maintain a certain worldview I've grown comfortable with.
  25. There must've been a run on amps because there was only about a 10th the amount as before. That 1958 Twin isn't there, so at least someone's pandemic was niiiiice. Stock was generally hit or miss, except for acoutics. Even with the knowledge that we're all about to die you can still find yourself a ton of acoustic options on the shelf.
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