I really liked it with my Eb-3 into my practice set up, but found that my verellen, has plenty of gain on tap, couldn't justify keeping it for a practice set up when there's other stuff I'd like to try .
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Stoner/Doom Bassists Thread, Part 90: Maxed Out
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I really liked it with my Eb-3 into my practice set up, but found that my verellen, has plenty of gain on tap, couldn't justify keeping it for a practice set up when there's other stuff I'd like to try .
Ah, never realised you had a verellen pre already. Stiff competition, those things look beasty!
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Wife didn't end up going out with her friends (rescheduled for next week) so I took it upon myself to learn how to make a good Tom Collins.... not quite there yet, still working on it, but I sure did do a lot of research last night. Feeling it this morning.
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Oh yeah, and if anyone is looking to grab our experimental drone/noise record Heroin on vinyl. Those are going on sale today at 10:00 (chicago time) also we've got shirts restocked, and more hippie killer CD's with the new art etc....
Monster, water, breakfast sandwich, breakfast tacos, and maybe a little coffee. Pretty hungover...
If anyone is in the mood for some of the bleakest, most blackly comedic alt-country ever check out the debut from Gerald Collier - I Had to Laugh Like Hell. One of my favorite albums in any genre, period.
http://www.allmusic.com/album/i-had-to-laugh-like-hell-mw0000594768
http://www.allmusic.com/album/i-had-to-laugh-like-hell-mw0000594768
You haven't listened to Crack the Skye, yet? Holy amazing heavy rock record. Jump on that. Not like Leviathan, but epic as poopie heavy rock songs
I'm curious to try that one, too. I've used a whammy DT for a bit and really like the 5th up/6th up setting which I saw is on the bass whammy, too, so now it's a matter of selling the old and finding a new.
I'm not very current when it comes to music. I tend to be really narrow in focus and obsessive with stuff, so sometimes I get into a band and then I don't check out any new albums by them for years. I bought Remission when it came out, then Leviathan, then Blood Mountain. After that I guess my brain figured it had enough Mastodon songs for a while lol.
crazy enough, crack the skye is probably my second favorite, with remission being the first. its their best written album as a whole, leviathan and remission are mostly riffy albums, crack the skye is very fluid and dynamic, not just a bunch of kick ass riffs strung together.
I really dug Crack the Syke even though it was really different from what they had done. Blood Mountain is still my favorite.
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http://bongripper.bigcartel.com/
New merch is up.
edit/ Ok apparently all the heroin vinyl is already gone.....jesus. Still have shirts again though.
New merch is up.
edit/ Ok apparently all the heroin vinyl is already gone.....jesus. Still have shirts again though.
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This Friday feels like a Monday, come on out 4:30 ya frisky little devil I know you are hiding somewhere
I played it a bit this morning, not sure how I feel about it. I'm going to play it through my rig with some dirt over lunch to see if it makes the cut. Do you want first dibs if decide to let it go?
