Stone/Doom Bassists Thread Part 39: Flip Flops & Zubaz! - Page 15

Sartori · #**281** 12-13-2012, 03:41 PM

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Originally Posted by Ancient Tone

This is some good ****!!! love me some blackened doom.

Blackened doom?! Where?! *looks all over thread*

DeadByDawn · #**282** 12-13-2012, 03:42 PM

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Originally Posted by Sartori

It's weird, I see way more women at doom shows than at any other metal show, but still not that many actually on stage.

Hopefully that's changing, though.

As for posting about shoes... I think we were talking about sandals on the last thread.

SF has a good scene for doom, doesn't it?

DeadByDawn · #**283** 12-13-2012, 03:46 PM

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Originally Posted by Ancient Tone

This is some good ****!!! love me some blackened doom.

THANKS! That is funny your band was Ancient Astronaught. It's a cool name.

bookmarked this page to go back to all the music links. Thanks to all.

Sartori · #**284** 12-13-2012, 03:50 PM

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Originally Posted by DeadByDawn

SF has a good scene for doom, doesn't it?

Pretty good scene, yeah. Right now I'm kinda bummed because there are shows to go to and I have no money.

Corey Y · #**285** 12-13-2012, 03:52 PM

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Originally Posted by DeadByDawn

Have fun at the gig. Zoom mic demo , hehe.

Corey - Yeah, I got into Bottom after they already split. Is Billy Anderson from SF? I dig most of the stuff he's had a hand in recording.

I don't know if he still is, but he was based out of the SF bay area at some point.

Laudanum is definitely good. They're sort of loosely within the web of a lot of other good bands from that area too, that I actually have seen live over the years like Brainoil, Cruevo, Tarrakian and a bunch of others. Some excellent female musicians in the mix with some of them as well.

Moloch666 · #**286** 12-13-2012, 03:59 PM

Mendozza is another to add to the list of female drummers. They do a solid cover of Dragonaut and Fairies Wear Boots.

First Melbourne gig tonight, can't find my M80. Dopesmoker cranked so loud my bullet belt rattled off my desk. Not even 10 in the morning and skunked up good.

Technique/Weight question for the DoomRoom - Fairly sure my Warlock is Basswood or some other light wood and it doesn't anchor to me very well when we get the tremolo picking sections happening in songs. (I'm a convert from the 6 stringer but kept the pick) Any suggestions aside from trying to lock the bass under my arm or somehow pinning it to myself to reduce movement? New bass down the track maybe?

Niff · #**287** 12-13-2012, 04:01 PM

ha ha, who is jason hall on fb? you're our lucky 100th like.

JoeVictim · #**288** 12-13-2012, 04:06 PM

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Originally Posted by DeadByDawn

No worries! Chicks and doom don't seem to be a popular combo never mind one who plays and is into gear. Laz - I'm really the first here? Cool. Indeed, this thread is not like the internet. The people here are actually people, not trolls. Also, I promise never to post about shoes.

JoeV - boo urns to Carvin. Warmoth it is.

Fun shotgun factoids abound up in here.

Doom stuff - Eagle Twin is crushing me right now.

Yeah... Warmoth. They didn't offer chambered P basses at the time I was looking...don't know if they do yet or not.

The new Eagle Twin is so, so, so, good. ugh. That band is pure awesome. My drummer introduced them to me last year.

These guys have that botch style vocal with crushing riffs:

http://ostrov.bandcamp.com/

JoeVictim · #**289** 12-13-2012, 04:18 PM

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http://deadlanguages.bandcamp.com The songs on there are old, though. I'll put some of out new ones on Soundcloud after finals. We cover an Agnostic Front song too. It's just so much fun to play.

nice!

Liked a few of you on facebook.

**DethByDoom** · #**290** 12-13-2012, 04:19 PM

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Originally Posted by DeadByDawn

No worries! Chicks and doom don't seem to be a popular combo never mind one who plays and is into gear. Laz - I'm really the first here? Cool. Indeed, this thread is not like the internet. The people here are actually people, not trolls. Also, I promise never to post about shoes.

JoeV - boo urns to Carvin. Warmoth it is.

Fun shotgun factoids abound up in here.

Doom stuff - Eagle Twin is crushing me right now.

This girls got salt. Nice.

**DethByDoom** · #**291** 12-13-2012, 04:21 PM

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I'm pretty sure you are the first. Gender doesn't make a damn of a difference to us here. Bands like Kylesa, Backwoods Payback, Acid King, Witch Mountain, Blood Ceremony, and I'm sure lots others are prime examples that the girls can play with the boys.

However girl drummers seem REALLY uncommon. There's a killer local sludge metal band called Vulture that has a female drummer and she absolutely slays.

Black angels from Austin Tx badass chick drummer AND bassist.

Jason Hall · #**292** 12-13-2012, 04:26 PM

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Originally Posted by Niff

ha ha, who is jason hall on fb? you're our lucky 100th like.

That's me!

JoeVictim · #**293** 12-13-2012, 04:27 PM

Vulture rips! Thanks Laz! Thats kinda what most of the bands around here are similar to.

We are a bit more motorhead/spacey doom. More '70s. So, something different! There are a couple other bands around here we really want to play with. Low Gravity, Matterhorn (once they regroup, if they keep the name), Space in Time (organ!)
http://www.facebook.com/#!/spaceinti...app_2405167945
In The Company Of Serpents, Glass Hits and maybe a few other Denver bands that I don't yet know. Only problem I see is talking them into coming here or getting a Denver Venue to give us a shot without a decent recording.

Of course, Thombo is making the trip! Thanks again!

**DethByDoom** · #**294** 12-13-2012, 04:30 PM

Niff what's your bands name again? Can't find in thread. Must fb…

Dead… old or not, dug the songs.

Niff · #**295** 12-13-2012, 04:30 PM

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Originally Posted by jasohall

That's me!

should have guessed really, right?

thanks fellas!

JoeVictim · #**296** 12-13-2012, 04:32 PM

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Originally Posted by Moloch666

Mendozza is another to add to the list of female drummers. They do a solid cover of Dragonaut and Fairies Wear Boots.

First Melbourne gig tonight, can't find my M80. Dopesmoker cranked so loud my bullet belt rattled off my desk. Not even 10 in the morning and skunked up good.

Technique/Weight question for the DoomRoom - Fairly sure my Warlock is Basswood or some other light wood and it doesn't anchor to me very well when we get the tremolo picking sections happening in songs. (I'm a convert from the 6 stringer but kept the pick) Any suggestions aside from trying to lock the bass under my arm or somehow pinning it to myself to reduce movement? New bass down the track maybe?

Prop between the leg V trick??? Not sure how comfy that is. Or one of those neoprene straps. They don't let it slide around on your shoulder.

Lazarus.Bird · #**297** 12-13-2012, 04:34 PM

Sometimes I stick my foot up on my volume pedal or a monitor for better stability when playing things that feel a bit awkward.

Niff · #**298** 12-13-2012, 04:35 PM

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Originally Posted by DethByDoom

Niff what's your bands name again? Can't find in thread. Must fb…

Dead… old or not, dug the songs.

Stone the Crows

demo at some point today or tommorrow morning, photos and perhaps a live video at some point over the next two weeks. hell yeah.

Jason Hall · #**299** 12-13-2012, 04:40 PM

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Originally Posted by JoeVictim

Prop between the leg V trick??? Not sure how comfy that is. Or one of those neoprene straps. They don't let it slide around on your shoulder.

Dimmu Borgir... This guy is pretty much why I bought my first warlock, laugh if you want :P Saw a video and thought it was cool. Dunno if it'd help or whatever but he looked cool on stage anyway lol. Check out a live vid they have a couple fast picking parts here and there.

ampegfuzz · #**300** 12-13-2012, 04:42 PM

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Originally Posted by Lazarus.Bird

Oh cool, thanks. Why did you think replacing your tuners didn't make a big difference? Where you experiencing issues before hand and they weren't really resolved, or you did it for the hell of it and didn't really notice a difference? I do remember you replacing them.

The old tuners were hella shot. The new tuners are nice but move a little too easy for me. I just super picky i guess.