I respect the hell out of his playing but geez that dude is a bit of a space cadet.
He might have a few weird ideas or ways to express his thoughts, but he's no dummy.
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I respect the hell out of his playing but geez that dude is a bit of a space cadet.
I wonder what the towels are covering on his board!?
I wasn't calling him dumb. Just pointing out his tin foil hat.He might have a few weird ideas or ways to express his thoughts, but he's no dummy.
What straps is he using? Those look super comfy
It a custom strap, uses it because of a shoulder injury. And I loved the interview btw...his sound is mostly tube amps.
That is actually the Levy's MSS2-4, which is 4 1/2" inches wife. I have a couple of them myself. He was using custom Levy's straps that were even wider, but he switched to the MSS2-4 years ago.Look like the levy's MSS-17. I have one, they are comfy.
Cool. After all these years and all the albums I own with TC on bass, I've never actually heard or read and interview with him. Love his attitude and enthusiasm (and his gear).I didn't a search but couldn't find this. But Premier Guitar has a Rig Rundown: Tim Commerford
Rig Rundown: Tim Commerford | Premier Guitar
During the video he show his pedal board
Maybe just cables. Marcus Miller actually does the same thing. Just makes the board look cleanerI wonder what the towels are covering on his board!?
He climbed to the top of the set at the MTV Music Awards one year and sat there because he was mad that Rage lost the award they were nominated for. He's an intelligent space cadet, but he's a space cadet for sure.I've enjoyed his music, but never knew much about the guy at all. From this rig rundown I find he's an enthusiastic musician and gear nut, and apparently does some deep-thinking and extrapolations of ideas that inform his art.
I don't think a minute-snippet into his thought process is enough to judge him as a space cadet.
I've enjoyed his music, but never knew much about the guy at all. From this rig rundown I find he's an enthusiastic musician and gear nut, and apparently does some deep-thinking and extrapolations of ideas that inform his art.
I don't think a minute-snippet into his thought process is enough to judge him as a space cadet.
He climbed to the top of the set at the MTV Music Awards one year and sat there because he was mad that Rage lost the award they were nominated for. He's an intelligent space cadet, but he's a space cadet for sure.
Well considering he's a Self professed conspiracy theorist who doesn't believe ISIS actually exists, doesn't believe in the moon landing, and believes all the ISIS beheading videos are fake it's not too much of a stretch
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Listen I love his playing, his playing is a huge influence for me, but he is a space cadet for reals.
Isis doesn't exist.... Read 1984 its the world we live in. Tim is awesome, in more ways than one.Well considering he's a Self professed conspiracy theorist who doesn't believe ISIS actually exists, doesn't believe in the moon landing, and believes all the ISIS beheading videos are fake it's not too much of a stretch
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Listen I love his playing, his playing is a huge influence for me, but he is a space cadet for reals.
He climbed to the top of the set at the MTV Music Awards one year and sat there because he was mad that Rage lost the award they were nominated for. He's an intelligent space cadet, but he's a space cadet for sure.


I respect the hell out of his playing but geez that dude is a bit of a space cadet.