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SPECTOR® Club - Part 47

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I mean, if any of you had this many killer Spectors in your office... wouldn't you just have to do some photos so you could remember the days when your office smelled like awesome?

Oh! And my new Aguilar Tone Hammer 350 & SL112 (x2) setup is so sweet. Lightweight but so full of tone.

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i sure hope youre not referring to you having no shoes and socks on. by the way, you forgot to photoshop out some toejam :hiding:
 
Fat240 said:
Ok I'm now bummed, I took my son upstairs for his nap and when I came down stairs I thought I heard a truck. So I said must be Fedex with the pre I ordered. Yeah... well looked outside and he was driving away:help:. Opened the door and he had the little sticker on it. ***.... He didn't even ring the doorbell. So I call the Fedex and told them what was up and they said got to wait till tomorrow:bawl:. I think I'm gonna give him a good kick in the teeth. That really sucks lol

Smh... Another FedEx attack on the Spector Club!! Sorta... Heh
 
Basstovsky said:
I generally dislike the whole screaming metal thing, but Pantera is just too good to dislike!

Darrell and Rex were just phenomenal together, brutal.

Me to generally, but I do admire a lot of the technical playing. The thing about Pantera for me is one word so many metal bands miss "Groove".

Pantera for me was never about Phil or his singing or lyrics, it was those other guys laying down that brutal, unapologetic head bob groove behind him.
 
chrisloe said:
Me to generally, but I do admire a lot of the technical playing. The thing about Pantera for me is one word so many metal bands miss "Groove".

I think Lamb of God has been the only "newer" metal band to have some sort of groove and intensity that Pantera was known for.

What I loved about Pantera is they didn't mess around and gave you the full intensity riffs right out of the gate.
 
diechris said:
I think Lamb of God has been the only "newer" metal band to have some sort of groove and intensity that Pantera was known for.

What I loved about Pantera is they didn't mess around and gave you the full intensity riffs right out of the gate.

Lamb of god is playing in Richmond Nov 28. I saw them in the VIP section. What's totally crazy it I met them at a luthiers house when they were Burn the Priest still! The luthiers name was Thomas Dean or TC Dean! Chris gets out a lot in Richmond.....
 
Does not compute. :)

I think there is something wrong with your keyboard Donny...

Compute this...I'm not a fan of Pantera either. :p :ninja: :bassist: :hiding: :D

Blasphemer! The spirit of Dimebag shall now come haunt your very soul! LOL
I figured I'd get crap from that.... I never said I disliked them, and I am a huge Rex fan. I just never got into them. But come on, I stood less than a foot from Rex while he was rocking out... that gets me all the cred I need :bassist:
It doesn't surprise me that you aren't Mike, you play flats.

But Donny, that's surprising and it's in his contract now. :)
In my contract? lol
 
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