Podcasts about Big Muff

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Brian, Blake, and Richard are back for Episode 534 of the Chasing Tone - Welcome to the chug spectrum and some major pedal hinting   Brian attempts to immediately cancel Richard as the guys talk about the podcasting life and some recent ill feelings against the podcast world. He has been moderately outraged by a recent thread on Tubescreamers and the guys try not to wind him up further. Blake tests the sound of cardboard. Brian is a defender against misinformation. Richard has been looking at the history of the Big Muff and is amazed at how many variations there have been. Somehow dubstep is involved. Richard has also been given a fantastic tip from the wizards at Reeves Electro and has some of his own DIY tips. It's also new amp day and there are some major pedal hints.Has the recent Neural Nano thingummy started a new modeling war? The guys debate this. Fender have also teased some new images and the guys speculate over which color schemes they will announce. Brian is not impressed and Richard has a new strap. Leprechaun squats, Parts tolerances, Wub, Soldano Astro 20, Typefaces...it's all in this week's Chasing Tone!We are on Patreon now too!Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/chasingtonepodcast)Awesome Course, Merch and DIY mods:https://www.guitarpedalcourse.com/https://www.wamplerdiy.com/Find us at:https://www.wamplerpedals.com/https://www.instagram.com/WamplerPedals/https://www.facebook.com/groups/wamplerfanpage/Youtube:https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCdVrg4Wl3vjIxonABn6RfWwContact us at: podcast@wamplerpedals.comSupport the show

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Asseyez-vous avec nous à la terrasse du Point Ephémère avec les Chester Remington.En backstage du live le 11 avril à l'occasion de la release party de ALMOST DEAD, leur dernier EP.Une rencontre hyper cool, très décontractée, ou tout le groupe a pu s'exprimer sur leur rencontre.Chester Remington, c'est un groupe français originaire de Reims. "Chester car ça sonne comme une caisse claire et un charley".Quand on les écoute on jurerait qu'ils sont de Brighton, ou de Dublin voire de Californie en référence aux tonalités parfois psychés.Remington en souvenir de la vieille machine à écrire de son grand-père. Odilon, c'est le leadsinger, celui "qui fait tout tout seul" et a embarqué dans l'aventure Paul (Guitare), Renaud (Chant / claivers), Julien (Batterie), et Thomas (basse). Avant Odilon faisait des backs dans d'autres groupes. C'est tout nouveau pour lui de chanter. Quand il compose des morceaux, Odilon les pense live : "c'est se mettre des contraintes, aller plus droit aux buts, ne pas faire des arrangements risqués, surproduits, c'est savoir qui va faire quoi".Cote rig, on a parlé de leurs instruments, de pédales d'effet (l'instant Neird qu'on adore !).Ca joue sur Mustang, Fender Précision, Strato, une Ludwig (appelée Bertha par Julien).On a parlé drive de console, delay, Big Muff black russian, Rat de Jam, Darkglass vintage "utilisé en drive soft crunch pour un son plus clean !".Quel est le plus dur et le plus enivrant dans la création de Chester Remington ? Odilon. vous donne ses feed-backs à la fin de l'épisode !Découvrez les réponses à nos petites questions à la Fast & Curious : s'ils étaient un groupe de rap des 90s ce serait qui ?quelle est la définition d'un putain de bon concert quel serait le festival de leur rêve Et bien sûr, nous n'avons pas hésité à poser LA question ultime : si Chester Remington était une mouette, sur quelle tête balanceraient-ils leur m****** ? Préparez-vous à être surpris par leurs réponses un peu énervées !

Universe: “Super Fuzz or Big Muff?”Mudhoney: “Both!”What else would you expect from a band that titled their mischievously visceral '88 debut EP after both pedals (Superfuzz Bigmuff)?Formed in the late '80s by guitarists Mark Arm and Steve Turner after the dissolution of their band Green River (which included future Mother Love Bone and Pearl Jam cofounders Jeff Ament and Stone Gossard), Mudhoney long ago solidified themselves as the Seattle scene's big brothers and tightest pack. Through their 11 LPs, five EPs, and six live albums, Mudhoney has routinely diversified and further defined their eccentric brand of raucous, aggressive, unfiltered rock 'n' roll. Possibly more impressive than the band's wide influence and devoted authenticity is the foursome's bond. Drummer Dan Peters and bassist Matt Lukin (also a founding member of the Melvins) were the rhythmic bedrock for Arm and Turner's exploding-M-80 tones since the beginning. (Arm and Turner have been friends since high school and have been playing off each other since then.) But Lukin left the band in 2001 because tour life became too much, and Guy Maddison has been thundering ever since. To see a group's career that's pushing past 35 years and only have one member swap is as inspirational as it is baffling. How?!“We like each other a lot. We get along. We love what we're doing,” remarks Arm. “Why stop, even if no one gives a shit?”Friendship matters to Arm and Turner, but gear isn't a concern unless it points them in one direction—east. More specifically, toward Detroit, Michigan. And even more specifically, to the Stooges. Both namecheck the livewire band and their raw power several times in our Rig Rundown. However, in a 2018 interview with Premier Guitar, they acknowledged regenerating sounds that echo influences from Neil Young and the Byrds to Devo and the Dead Kennedys. But after chasing “I-Wanna-Be-Your-Dog” sizzle, what else leads them to the gear they use? Has that mentality changed since the late '80s?“If you think about the aesthetics of where we come from—garage punk, and punk rock in general—a lot of it was made with cheap gear, and a lot of it was reclaiming gear that guitarists had kind of dismissed as garbage. Like the Mustang. That was my ultimate guitar back when I was a kid, but it was poo-pooed when I finally got one. I could get them for $150. The Danelectro and Silvertone amps were kind of high-rated garbage when we were getting into them. We based a lot of our sound on cheap gear, so it makes sense to me that I still buy the cheap gear,” concluded Turner.They're still pragmatic about their setups, preferring equipment that's familiar and reliable. Where they chase the dragon is in stompboxes. Turner trusts the Big Muff (his favorite iteration is from the mid-'80s), while Arm's torrid tone burns with a Super Fuzz clone. However, both have additional hot-sauce stompboxes and other effects on their pedalboards that are being auditioned trial by fire.Hours before Mudhoney's headlining set at Nashville's Basement East, Arm and Turner brought PG's Chris Kies onstage to catalog their setups. Turner started the party by talking about a pair of guitars—his battle-tested late-'60s Guild Starfire IV and a recently-acquired Fender Gold...

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"Nerdemetal" kaller han det han driver med. På spøk da. Trommis Truls Haugen i Circus Maximus er på besøk og her nerdes det i taktskifter og lange trommebreak, men gud bedre for en allsidig musiker. Truls spiller i/har spilt i Insense, Frogleap med Leo Moracchioli, Big Muff 68 og danske Beyond Twilight.Det er blitt noen timer i Toyota Hiace for å si det mildt, og her er historiene, minnene og lidenskapen samlet på 60 minutter der sitatene "Fear of the Dark er en av de BESTE skivene" og "Jeg har aldri vært spesielt glad i Motörhead" kun er toppen av isfjellet.

Josh Scott drops in to chat about all things JHS, going back to his early days doing debunking deep-dives into vintage gear—“I love the mythbusting element of this stuff,” he says. “I love telling people … this is not witchcraft…. The tech of a Big Muff is from the '50s.”He continues: “I know that we need to feel magic. I like it too.… But I love that element of proving simplicity of all this stuff and making it digestible to younger players and taking the chaos out of decisions. So, for me, that's where the collecting started happening. Everything I'd ever heard anyone say about a pedal, I immediately needed to find the pedal and see if it was true.”And while the trio have plenty of inside-baseball stuff to cover, from how they've approached their YouTube content to how they tackle endorsement cold calls to branding—“products are not that important in the long term. Brand is more important than products.” But Josh is here to talk about his relaunch of the Ross brand and his YouTube documentary about the brand. The story, he says, is “more important than the pedals even. I just love the stories and stuff. The pedal circuits were the easiest part of the whole thing. It's awesome to have worked so hard and to see the impact that just a good story has. We got inundated with messages … saying, ‘Man, I cried about pedals.'”“I just really love the history element,” he says later, “so much that it feels like this really natural piece of being able to tell those stories and then move the story forward … One of my favorite things to do is taking some classic thing and replicating it perfectly. Like, I love the science of that.”Subscribe, like, and leave us a comment!Big thanks to Sweetwater for sponsoring this episode. Head to http://sweetwater.com for all your musical gear needs. Sign up on our mailing list: http://eepurl.com/iaCee5Support us on Patreon for access to our discord server and other perks! https://www.patreon.com/dippedintoneFollow us on Instagram: https://instagram.com/dippedintoneDipped in Tone is:Rhett Shull https://www.rhettshull.com/Zach Broyles / Mythos Pedals https://mythospedals.comPremier Guitar https://www.premierguitar.com/

Weezer's Rivers Cuomo sits down with Shifty to talk Yngwie, Phish, and the outro solo to "Only in Dreams" off the “Blue” album. Head to http://volume.com/shifty to watch the full episodes! "I don't use effects," Rivers Cuomo states, matter-of-factly, to Chris Shiflett on this second episode of Shred With Shifty. That might come as a bit of a shock to all the Weezer fans out there who went and bought a Big Muff in an effort to imitate the alt-rock guitarist's sound. For his tones on the band's famous debut album, he went straight into his amp, and the only effect heard on that record, he says, was a bit of delay on the swells in "Only in Dreams." The outro solo to "Only in Dreams," the final song on the album, is the subject of this ep. And after the guitarists spend a few minutes discussing Cuomo's inspirations, influences, and the production of both that album and the band's sleeper success, Pinkerton, Cuomo walks Shifty through the solo lick by lick. There's the sequence of octaves high up on the neck, colored by an unexpectedly placed major 7th chord ... and Cuomo's vibrato, which reminds Chris of Brian May. What shapes a guitarist's vibrato? “Must have something to do with your nerves between your brain and your fingers,” Cuomo says. Before the recording of the album at Electric Lady Studios in NYC, Weezer's label insisted they work with a producer, which Cuomo rejected at first. Then he heard the Cars' "Just What I Needed" in the supermarket one day, and sought out the band's guitarist, Ric Ocasek. Ocasek was the one to push Cuomo to record an outro solo over the previously stripped-down, rhythm-section-based final three minutes of "Only in Dreams." After weeks of Ocasek's encouragement, Cuomo found himself alone in the studio one weekend and improvised his way through the solo. "This might be hard to believe, but when we started out, we were much more like a hippie band," Cuomo explains, describing his past devotion to Trey Anastasio. As it turns out, part of the "Only in Dreams" solo came out of Weezer's jamming portions of the song during their live shows. Click below to subscribe to the podcast! Full Video Episodes: http://volume.com/shifty  Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/podcast/id... Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/4B8BSR0... iHeart: https://www.iheart.com/podcast/269-sh... Pandora: https://www.pandora.com/podcast/shred... Follow Chris Shiflett: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/chrisshiflettmusic Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/shifty71 TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@chris.shiflett Twitter: https://twitter.com/chrisshiflett71 Website: http://www.chrisshiflettmusic.com Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/artist/5tv5SsSRqR7uLtpKZgcRrg?si=26kWS1v2RYaE4sS7KnHpag Producer: Jason Shadrick Executive Producers: Brady Sadler and Jake Brennan for Double Elvis Engineering support by Matt Tahaney and Matt Beaudion Video Editors: Dan Destefano and Addison Sauvan Special thanks to Chris Peterson, Gregory Nacron, and the entire Volume.com crew.

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How's everyone hanging in there? Here's hoping 2023 is off to a banging start.For those following, this week we finalize Dave's 69 Fender Jazz Bass saga! Not only that, during an Extra Beefy Symphony the buds land themselves in an accidental new segment - Gear Jail.Also discussed: Hank's 7 Lesters, Greenies hitting the ‘verb, Metallica Flying M from Highland Guitars, 6 figure Big Muff, Spring NAMM in Anaheim, Universal Audio updates, Moog demos, matrimonial Explorers, 42 Gear Island, Phil Spector, Fender Gold Foils, Keeley Parallax shoegaze pedal, Seymour Duncan Billy Gibbons signatures, and Audient EVO SP8 preamps.Dave's a sucker for lollipops.

In this episode the guys get into the 3 knobs of the EHX J MASCIS SIGNATURE BIG MUFF, and give a shout to to Fram Pedals and the new Fredric Effects King of Clone. Put your BIG EAR MUFFS on because it's going to get loud!

As the holidays approach, there's a ton of new gear being announced. This week the boys take a look at some new drum machines, samplers and a hybrid hardware/plugin pedal. They also discuss with the livestream chat about whether music videos are worth it as an independent artist. Finally, Sunwarper details new changes to Youtube and the surprising news that ads will be making their way to Shorts in the near future. Check out our new Eco T-Shirts: https://audionauticrecords.bandcamp.com/merch/audionautic-space-eco-tee Special thanks: McKinleyA - Audionaut Engineer Lars Haur - Audionaut Producer Help Support the Channel: Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/audionautic PayPal: https://www.paypal.com/paypalme/AudionauticRecords Join the conversation:

Brian, Blake, and Richard are back for an all-new episode of the Chasing Tone Podcast!Blake is not in the Shred Shed today because he is saving the planet and Richard refuses to rap on microphone and instead speaks briefly about the rather monumental events in his own country. Meanwhile, Brian finds a way to turn this to George Lynch, and Blake brings up a related fact about Adrian Thorpe of the mighty Thorpy FX that you may or may not know.EHX have taken the concept of a pedal with a plugin to the next level with their new hybrid Big Muff pedal which promises a kind of seamless transition between hardware and software output - so the guys poke around this with the abandon of a bored schoolchild. Richard has a genius idea to build something thats already been invented and Brian improves it before destroying everyone's hopes and dreams once again.Brian gets forced onto facebook for a nanosecond and you can actually witness the moment his brain melts in real time while Richard and Blake discuss typographical legends and the legendary fonts of doom. Is rock music making a comeback? There are some signs that it may be and the guys talk about that before Brian teaches us some of his amazing zen-like tactics for casino success.Purple dye, Free 7 Day Metaverse trial, Mac Zakkerberg, The Guitar Summit, Richard's LEGO hell, Chuggy Elements, The idiot rinser...it's all in this week's Chasing Tone!We are on Patreon now too!Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/chasingtonepodcast)Awesome Merch and DIY mods:https://modyourownpedal.com/collections/booksFind us at:https://www.wamplerpedals.com/https://www.instagram.com/WamplerPedals/https://www.facebook.com/groups/wamplerfanpage/Youtube:https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCdVrg4Wl3vjIxonABn6RfWwContact us at: podcast@wamplerpedals.comSupport the show

We are back with a few new instruments! Squier CV 50s and 60s pbass and 60s jbass with or without flatwounds! Also I make up my mind on a local Mosrite find. And we talk about a new Big Muff

Welcome back to another episode of Guitar Nerds. This week, Matt and I talk all about what's in our watch list at the moment, Anna Calvi's wonderful Tele tones, and the results of our Big Muff hunt!Don't forget, you get 30% off ALL Neural DSP plugins with discount code: GUITARNERDS - just visit nerualdsp.com to check out their wonderful range of amps and effects.AND you get 10% off ALL Izotope suites and plugins with discount code: NERDS10 - visit izotope.com to check out their massive range of mixing, mastering, instruments and effects plugins. Our GDPR privacy policy was updated on August 8, 2022. Visit acast.com/privacy for more information.

Bill and Jeff recap their Ep. 45 Youtube video - The Keeley Moon Op Amp Fuzz/EHX Op Amp Big Muff Pi shootout, video out now.  Also, the guys discuss pedals in general, preferences and all kinds of interesting things related to guitars, pedal boards, bands and fan mail, while hanging out at The SoCal Riff Ranch!

It's common for prog bands to create a fictitious narrative for their concept albums. Often, the lyrics tell a linear story, while the adventurous, experimental, and elevated musicianship provides emotional support and dynamism to the album's arc. Some ambitious wordsmiths may even spread their yarn over two albums or releases, but Coheed and Cambria's Claudio Sanchez has penned an entire science fiction tale called https://www.boom-studios.com/series/amory-wars/ (The Amory Wars) that has been transcribed in comic books and graphic novels published by Evil Ink Comics. All but one of the band's 10 albums, including the brand-new Vaxis–Act II: A Window of the Waking Mind swim in his solar system called Heaven's Fence—a collection of 78 planets and seven stars wholly envisioned by Sanchez. (The Color Before the Sun, from 2015, is the lone release not centered in The Amory Wars universe.) Crafting a daring soundtrack for these narratives requires an equally bold group of musicians. Through two decades, this fearless foursome have incorporated prog orchestrations, synth flourishes, pop-punk hooks, menacing metalcore, hardcore aggression, and electronica ballads—and yet it's always felt like Coheed. No matter the direction they turn or how their colors and hues shift, it's unmistakable. Having no genre allows for all genres. It's worth noting the band's name is lifted from two main characters in The Amory Wars. Their original name in the late '90s was Shabütie, and that trio (consisting of guitarist/vocalist Sanchez, bassist Michael Todd, and drummer Nate Kelley) released three EPs before rebranding for Coheed's 2002 debut, The Second Stage Turbine Blade, released on Equal Vision Records. That first Coheed lineup included the Shabütie carryovers of Sanchez and Todd, and welcomed guitarist Travis Stever and drummer Josh Eppard. (The earliest incarnations of Shabütie included Stever, too.) The band's current lineup has been solid since 2012, when bassist Zach Cooper joined. Coheed's headlining 2022 run is a dual celebration. They're honoring the 20th anniversary of their debut and the just-released Vaxis–Act II: A Window of the Waking Mind. Before their July 23 show at Nashville's Municipal Auditorium, PG's Chris Kies hosted conversations that covered upgrading Gibsons, overhauling an entire bass rig during shutdown, and how a stolen Big Muff eventually led to a signature sound and pedal. Brought to you by http://ddar.io/xpnd.rr (D'Addario XPND Pedalboard).

This week we talk about a four-transistor fuzz circuit called the Big Muff and the main different variations of the circuit, we recreate J. Mascis's tone from the Dinosaur Jr. hit "Start Choppin'", and we talk about basic rules of the road when it comes to putting your effects in order.

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On today's episode of The G Talk Podcast, we have a post wedding pod. We celebrate Marcus and Angelica's marriage, and the Braves making it to the World Series. We start with intros (2:34). We discuss homecoming plans (10:59). We get into a heated discussion on marriage and what we think of it (15:00). We share what our definition of love is (38:20). Mariah shares how she demonstrates love (43:18). We discuss how homecoming is difficult in a gentrified city, along with the attendance of homecoming (56:08). Kiara share her opinion and experience on shacking up (01:01:28). Then we end with Troy's work/life balance theory (01:13:41). This is a good one folks, be sure to follow and subscribe on the website www.gtalkpodcast.com.   Music: Head Bussa (Ft. Lil Jon) x Lil Scrappy, Lil Jon

In this episode, we explore this iconic distortion/fuzz pedal. It's adored and used by many and for good reason.

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On today's episode of The G Talk Podcast, we have class of 08 in the building! I am joined by Big Pat, Big Muff, and Semaj. We begin with the news week, then we get into their freshman year in 2008 (20:10), that then stems into our top band moments (41:52), then we end with our thoughts on being the black representative at work (01:05:35). Be sure to follow the pod on instagram @gtalkpod, on twitter @gtalkpodcast1, and the website www.gtalkpodcast.com.    This episode is brought to you by Tenn Piece Wet, where you can get your hottest fashion accessories! You can find it on all social media @Tennpiecewet and you can order on www.tennpiecewet@godaddysites.com.    Music: Lollipop x Lil Wayne, Static Major, Miss Independent x Ne-Yo

In episode 22 Phillip sits down with Jesse from Rude Tech. We talk about Jesse's killer pedal design, understanding and building pedal circuits, and what makes Prince's hot chicken the best hot chicken in Nashville. Support the show on Patreon at: https://www.patreon.com/40wattpodcast/​Find us on: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/40wattpodcast​/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/40wattpodcast​/Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/5CGLTqmpwWkui8TkbNw5MWApple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-40-watt-podcast/id153981026540 Watt Merchandise: https://40-watt-merch.creator-spring.com/Reverb Affiliate link: https://reverb.grsm.io/phillipcarter5480Find Jesse and Rude Tech on: Website: https://www.rudetech.com/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/rude_tech/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/RudeTech/Jessi Zazu Charity: https://www.jessizazu.org/Subscribe to the channel and give a like - also find us in audio format wherever you listen to podcasts and leave us a review and share us with your friends.

Bill and Jeff recap their Ep. 6 YouTube video - The EHX Black Russian Big Muff (V8) / Vintage EHX Green Russian Big Muff (1995 Bubble Font)  shootout, video out now.  Also, the guys discuss pedals in general, preferences and a bunch of other fun stuff related to guitars, pedal boards, bands and fan mail, while hanging out at The SoCal Riff Ranch!

Bill and Jeff recap their Ep. 5 YouTube video - The Current EHX Op-Amp Big Muff Pi / Vintage EHX Op-Amp Big Muff Pi (1979) shootout, video out now.  Also, the guys discuss pedals in general, preferences and a bunch of other fun stuff related to guitars, pedal boards, bands and fan mail, while hanging out at The SoCal Riff Ranch!

Bill and Jeff recap on Ep. 4 - The Current EHX Green Russian Big Muff/Vintage EHX Green Russian Big Muff (1995 Bubble Font) recap of the shootout, video out now.  Also, the guys discuss  pedals in general,  preferences and a bunch of other fun stuff related to guitars, pedal boards, bands and anything that pops into their heads, while hanging out at The SoCal Riff Ranch!

In this episode John Morand takes us behind the scenes of the recording studio, from cutting edits on an analog Studer 16 track tape machine (like the kind Led Zeppelin used back in the day) to running a drum set through a “Big Muff” distortion pedal.  From mediating between band members to doing audio production on "Corn Warriors," a competitive corn growing reality television show, John has a treasure chest of hilarious stories to tell.  John has worked with everyone from Sparkelhorse to Joan Osborne, Susanna Hoffs to Hanson, and many others in his 3+ decades as a music producer and studio owner.  He was an early pioneer in the "High Tech, Lo-Fi" movement.  He's got platinum records to his credit, and he's a founder of Sound of Music Recording Studios in Richmond, Virginia along with producer, rock star and music advocate, David Lowery from the band Cracker.  John is also an entrepreneur, musician and singer, songwriter, video producer and sound editor, college professor and dad.  Join us as we talk about the old days, the new days, and band fights.  John Morand Links:Sound of Music Facebook PageGiving Notes Project.  This is a charitable organization, with which John is affiliated, that is devoted to "bringing other people's stories to life through music."  John and Sound of Music provide support by recording audio and video for the Giving Notes.For extras, visit Brenton Hund Podcast on social media:BHP:  FacebookBHP:  Instagram

In episode 2, John and Keith create sparks with Noelle Leblanc of Damone. They cover her vast carrier as a musician, share their thoughts on the current state of the music industry, Metallica, and Steven Tyler's "mustache".  Noelle, also gives an intimate glimpse into her current set up, for this weeks gear demonstration. The guys check out Noelle's Big Muff, Cream Puff, DD 500 Delay, and her RAT effects pedals. Ep#2 features  the most recent Damone track titled “Moon and Stars”Affiliated links:Support and listen to Noelle's  MusicTheorganbeats.bandcamp.com Thelastnoelle.bandcamp.comDamonetheband.comSwivel Reading Materials Sound Man by Glyn JohnsMusic GearElectro-Harmonix Big Muff Pro Co RatBoss DD-500 Delay Pedal Frantone Cream PuffIf you enjoyed the show, please remember to tip the bartender  ❤️

Hello Effect Pedal listener, this is Wright. Thank you to all you awesome listeners and subscribers. If you enjoy the show, please leave a 5-star rating, or even a review, in your favorite podcast app. Ratings and reviews go a long way in helping new people find and enjoy Effect Pedal too. I’m sure you hear that from all the podcasts, but it’s really true. So thanks again for your support. And now, on with the show. (Harp sound) Many people have a band that they got into “before everyone else” did. But does it count if you first heard about them on MTV? Does being on a national, even international, platform like MTV disqualify them from being undiscovered? Probably. But in this case it was the so-called alternative rock show 120 Minutes, which was on relatively late at night in the 90s, so besides me, not that many people were watching. But those that were watching in the spring of 1991, like me, saw a really trippy video by a band called The Smashing Pumpkins.  ("Siva" guitar intro sound) That video was for a song called “Siva” from their first full-length album Gish. It was a gritty, noisy-in-a-good-way, and in my opinion, underappreciated record. Besides the “psychedelic bordering on creepy” imagery in the video, what really grabbed my attention was the distortion-heavy twin guitar attack. It checked a lot of boxes for me: the riffs and solos were interesting, there were dynamic shifts from loud to quiet and back again, and the distortion itself had a really great fuzz sound.   ("Siva" guitar solo sound) Fast forward to the summer of 1993, right after I had graduated from high school. The Pumpkins had moved on to a major label and put out their second album, a virtually flawless one called Siamese Dream. There was more polish to this album. The grit of Gish was left behind. Siamese Dream exploded. Everyone knew The Smashing Pumpkins then. Now everyone heard what I heard, that killer twin guitar attack, but still with that great fuzz distortion. That fuzz was courtesy of an Electro-Harmonix Big Muff Pi effect pedal.   (Sound of theme song) My name is Wright Seneres and this is Effect Pedal. This is a podcast and art project dedicated to guitar effect pedals. In the universe, there are countless numbers of these pedals, creating an infinite number of sounds, and opening up worlds of possibilities for guitar players.   In the early days of rock and roll, using cheap or damaged amplifiers and speakers with the volume cranked up created this noisy, distorted sound, with the peaks and valleys of the signal waves getting clipped off. Link Wray is famous for punching holes in his amplifier speakers with a pencil to get that sound. With an effect pedal, we can achieve that sound with electronics, and without resorting to damaged equipment. With a Big Muff, you can get that fuzz distortion sound without damaging your equipment.  The Electro-Harmonix Big Muff Pi guitar pedal that I own is from around 2008, known as the Re-Issue New York City version even though it’s not actually a reissued product. And not to be confused with actual reissues from 2019, the Op-Amp Reissue or the Nano Big Muff Pi. The Big Muff dates back to the late 60’s, when legend says Jimi Hendrix bought one of the first ones at the famous Manny’s Music Store in New York City. It was in the arsenals of a lot of your favorite guitarists from the 70’s and mine, like David Gilmour from Pink Floyd, Carlos Santana, and Ace Frehley from KISS. John Lennon too. And more than just the Smashing Pumpkins in the 90s and beyond, like Dinosaur Jr., the Black Keys, and the White Stripes.  But my favorite Big Muff story is that Tony Peluso, the lead guitarist in the Carpenters, used a Big Muff for the absolutely fuzzed-out solos in “Goodbye to Love”. When you absolutely, positively need to fuzz out, don’t take it from me, take it from the Carpenters and use a Big Muff.   ("Goodbye to Love" solo sound) During the...

We got some legends on The G Talk Podcast! We have Mariah, Troy, Mike Smith, Blue Check Mike & Big Muff in the building! I'm definitely honored to have this group on for this episode. Mariah has something to get off her chest about the Tory Lanez situation (3:24), we transition into the impact of hiring of Deion Sanders at Jackson State for HBCUs and 2 Chainz's Money Maker song highlighting HBCU band culture (10:04), Troy and Mike Smith give us some good knowledge on the home building process (35:12), and we close out with some miscellaneous entertaining topics (01:00:00). Once again, thank you for your continued support of The G Talk Podcast! Music: Champions x Kanye West, Gucci Mane, Big Sean, 2 Chainz, Travis Scott, Yo Gotti, Quavo, Desiigner, Story of OJ x Jay-Z, Money Maker x 2 Chainz ft. Lil Wayne.

Cette semaine j'ai décidé de partager l'épisode que j'ai enregistré en juillet passé avec le batteur légendaire Stéphane Gaudreau qui nous a quitté dernièrement, question que vous puissiez passer un autre bon moment avec lui, partager son histoire et lui rendre hommage à la hauteur de la personne incroyable qu'il est.

Sito e Lezioni di Chitarra: https://chitarrafacile.comSito per Acquistare i Pedali di Luca Colombo: https://lukespedal.com/Guida Gratuita agli Effetti (PDF): http://effettiperchitarra.com/"Le repliche artigianali degli effetti per chitarra a pedale sono migliori degli originali".Questa è la tesi di Luca Colombo, un costruttore artigianale di effetti per chitarra, pedalini.Ora starai pensando: "Beh ovvio, se li vende deve pensarla così", ma in realtà non è solo questo, Luca ha spiegato chiaramente le sue ragioni all'interno di questa puntata del podcast "Chitarra da Bar" e lascio a te e a tutti gli Strimpellari trarre delle conclusioni e scriverle nei commenti.Ma la cosa ancora più interessante sarà che per ogni pedalino storico che presenteremo, ne racconteremo la storia e l'utilizzo dei vari chitarristi famosi. In particolare vedremo l'Ibanez Tube Screamer (TS9 e TS808), il Big Muff, il ProCo RAT, il Fuzz Face ed il Metal Zone con le rispettive repliche della Luke's, il marchio di Luca Colombo.Quindi se volevi farti un'idea di come funzionano gli effetti per chitarra più famosi e come utilizzarli al meglio allora sei nel posto giusto! Qui troverai una vera e propria masterclass, un corso sugli effetti e sulla loro storia.Dove trovare gli effetti di cui abbiamo parlato nel podcast:IBANEZ TUBE SCREAMER: (ts 808) https://amzn.to/2DNbwwHVIA LATTEA: https://lukespedal.com/product/via-lattea/FUZZ FACE: https://amzn.to/2XVZOquPOP FESTIVAL: https://lukespedal.com/product/pop-festival/METAL ZONE: https://amzn.to/3kF2It8BLACK PHILIP: https://lukespedal.com/product/black-philip/BIG MUFF: https://amzn.to/3iCDxWjTRANSIBERIANA: https://lukespedal.com/product/transiberiana/PROCO RAT: https://amzn.to/33Qf8bONAOTO: https://lukespedal.com/product/naoto/Con Luca Colombo abbiamo parlato di:0:00:00 - Introduzione0:03:57 - La storia del Tube Screamer0:14:30 - Tube Screamer vs Via Lattea0:23:59 - Come utilizzare un overdrive nel Metal0:26:56 - Il TS9 rende i pickup della chitarra attivi0:28:57 - I bassisti avevano già il controllo del mix0:31:06 - Fuzz Face vs Pop Festival0:32:50 - Storia del Fuzz Face0:39:19 - Caratteristiche del Pop Festival0:44:22 - Metal Zone: il più venduto di sempre!0:48:55 - Caratteristiche del Black Philip0:59:01 - Big Muff vs Transiberiana1:00:36 - Storia del Big Muff1:06:07 - Caratteristiche del Transiberiana1:12:11 - RAT vs Naoto1:16:40 - Storia del RAT1:19:05 - Caratteristiche del Naoto1:20:14 - Perchè l'uomo tigre?1:23:53 - Perchè le repliche sono migliori degli originali?1:27:46 - Qualità vs Taratura!TUTTI i PODCAST: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLCLqIdUojsVpmMhqwGWILcVJO2DmbSQfp#Chitarra #Effetti #Suono #Pedalini #PodcastAUDIO PODCAST:iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/it/podcast/chitarra-da-bar/id1182987992?mt=2Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/5sA0nKRZCxNVvCtXqrfjLTSpreaker: https://www.spreaker.com/show/chitarradabarLIBRO "LA MENTE DEL CHITARRISTA": http://lamentedelchitarrista.com/ATTREZZATURA:Microfono: https://amzn.to/2RzrZqHCavi per Microfoni: https://amzn.to/2RR4wBFAsta piegevole: https://amzn.to/2Xlh452ARREDAMENTO:Lampada: https://amzn.to/2Ysv2naQuadri: http://stilechitarra.comPupazzetti dei Chitarristi: https://amzn.to/2RR5vll

The magic of three; life as a rock mom and the loud majesty of Urge Overkill and Big Muff distortion pedals...Songs in this episode:Down At The Texaco - early unreleased Shams demoAlmost Had Me Convinced - early 90s demo, A One Way Ticket To My LifeThat Tone Of Voice - Diary Of A Mod Housewife

Brian and Blake are back for another episode of the Chasing Tone Podcast.Brian reached out to the Wampler tone group and asked if fuzz is a thing you dislike and why? This leads to quite a conversation about all things fuzz. From Big Muffs to the Fuzz Face to the Pelican Noiseworks Pelitaur, they talk about the circuits, good and bad ways to use fuzz, and their personal feelings on the subject.It’s all in this week’s Chasing Tone Podcast.DIY modshttps://modyourownpedal.com/collections/booksFacebook thread about fuzz:https://www.facebook.com/groups/wamplerfanpage/permalink/3213614698699919/Find us at: http://www.WamplerPedals.com http://www.Facebook.com/WamplerPedals http://www.Twitter.com/WamplerPedals http://www.Instagram.com/WamplerPedals http://www.Facebook.com/ChasingTonePodcast http://www.facebook.com/groups/wamplerfanpage/Contact us at: podcast@wamplerpedals.com

309 - DOD, Big Muffs and Analog DelaysBrian and Blake are back for another episode of the Chasing Tone Podcast.Blake came to the realization that he has an affinity for analog delays, and even more so models produced by DOD. This opened a conversation about various delays and what is happening with DigiTech.There is a website dedicated to all things Big Muff Pi. The guys take a look at it.Brian’s AC has gone out in the shop. His guitars are not happy in the heat, but Brian has also realized he has very little experience with setting up his rigs. He is looking for advice.It’s all in this week’s Chasing Tone Podcast.Brian bd-2 mods https://www.amazon.com/Modify-Blues-Driver-Guitar-Pedal-ebook/dp/B0882TN7X4/ DS-1 Mod ebook https://modyourownpedal.com/products/how-to-modify-the-boss-ds-1-distortion-pedalTo purchase signed Wampler Pedals from Brian:https://modyourownpedal.com/collections/wampler-pedals-secret-stash Find us at: http://www.WamplerPedals.com http://www.Facebook.com/WamplerPedals http://www.Twitter.com/WamplerPedals http://www.Instagram.com/WamplerPedals http://www.Facebook.com/ChasingTonePodcast http://www.facebook.com/groups/wamplerfanpage/Contact us at: podcast@wamplerpedals.com

On this episode I go through the world of punk and alternative in the month of April 2020. I also play some new songs from Violent Soho, Ultimate Fakebook, Man Overboard and Sunshine State!Check out the Power Chord Hour radio show every Friday night at 10 est on 107.9 WRFA in Jamestown, NY, stream the station online at wrfalp.com/streaming/ or listen on the WRFA mobile appemail me for FREE Power Chord Hour pins - powerchordhour@gmail.comFacebook - https://www.facebook.com/powerchordhourInstagram - https://www.instagram.com/powerchordhour/Twitter - https://twitter.com/powerchordhour/Youtube - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC6jTfzjB3-mzmWM-51c8LggSpotify - https://open.spotify.com/user/kzavhk5ghelpnthfby9o41gnr?si=4WvOdgAmSsKoswf_HTh_Mg Grab new music heard on this episode!https://purenoise.bandcamp.com/album/everything-is-a-okhttps://manoverboard.bandcamp.com/track/lifelinehttps://sunshinestate666.bandcamp.com/releaseshttps://sonicritualrecordings.bandcamp.com/album/the-preserving-machine

1. Kings Of Tomorrow - Finally (Dance Ritual Mix) 2. Petalpusher - Breakin' It Down (Jay's Blue Vocal) 3. Herbert - Leave Me Now 4. Abstract Truth - (We Had) A Thing (Matty's Deep Zone Mix) 5. Fred Everything - Revolution 6. Everyday People - Simmer Down (House Vox Mix) 7. Club Session - Don't Move (Jon Cutler's Vocal Remix) 8. Physics - My Love 9. Big Muff feat. Lisa Shaw - Feel What You Know (Bob Sinclar Mix) 10. Jun Cutler feat. E-Man - It's Yours (Distant Music Mix)

1. Kings Of Tomorrow - Finally (Dance Ritual Mix) 2. Petalpusher - Breakin' It Down (Jay's Blue Vocal) 3. Herbert - Leave Me Now 4. Abstract Truth - (We Had) A Thing (Matty's Deep Zone Mix) 5. Fred Everything - Revolution 6. Everyday People - Simmer Down (House Vox Mix) 7. Club Session - Don't Move (Jon Cutler's Vocal Remix) 8. Physics - My Love 9. Big Muff feat. Lisa Shaw - Feel What You Know (Bob Sinclar Mix) 10. Jun Cutler feat. E-Man - It's Yours (Distant Music Mix)

1. Kings Of Tomorrow - Finally (Dance Ritual Mix) 2. Petalpusher - Breakin' It Down (Jay's Blue Vocal) 3. Herbert - Leave Me Now 4. Abstract Truth - (We Had) A Thing (Matty's Deep Zone Mix) 5. Fred Everything - Revolution 6. Everyday People - Simmer Down (House Vox Mix) 7. Club Session - Don't Move (Jon Cutler's Vocal Remix) 8. Physics - My Love 9. Big Muff feat. Lisa Shaw - Feel What You Know (Bob Sinclar Mix) 10. Jun Cutler feat. E-Man - It's Yours (Distant Music Mix)

On today's episode of the G Talk Podcast, we celebrate episode number 30! What better way to celebrate than to have the crew with me? We discuss Da Baby's situation (10:47), then we share our views on tipping (49:06). Thank you for supporting me these first 30 episodes, tell your friends to subscribe or follow the podcast! IG: Gtalkpod Twitter:Gtalkpodcast1.Music: White Tee x Dem Franchise Boyz, Black Tee x Gucci Mane, 30 Something x Jay Z.

The G Talk Pod boys are back! On today's episode of the G Talk Podcast we dive into music. We begin with why we feel old school music last so long (2:54), then we each play an old school "sleeper" and give a brief lyric breakdown (31:05), we give our opinion on Young M.A's tweet about R&B (52:44), then we close with a good disciccnuso on what is considered old school (01:03:33). Remember to get out and go vote! Special birthday shout out to Oreo! Music: Lady Sun x Earth Wind and Fire, Same Day x George Davis, Olivia x The Whispers, I'll Always Stay x Cameo. Thanks for your continued support of the G Talk Podcast!

In our latest Gamma World roleplaying session we learn that Nick has a Big Muff and Chris knows more colors than most of us. More importantly though Meecho and Glume, upon returning to the Citadel and consulting Bling, search the streets for their old partner Grace in an effort to recruit her help in finding someone with potentially valuable information regarding the whereabouts of the people taken from Timberlen. 

In this episode, we cover this fuzz pedal that packs 6 different Big Muff circuits all in one box.

On this episode we celebrate 20 episodes in! We have Oreo, Phil, Big Muff, Maya, and Tasia in the building. We begin with some important Tennessee State University National Alumni Association announcements (6:13), we discuss our Honda weekend and WKND's new dress code (20:04), we give our opinion on the Grammy's (41:35), then we close with how close Tsu is and to love those while they are still here (01:30:21). Thank you all for your support, especially those who I've seen in Atlanta during Honda weekend!

On today's episode of the G Talk Podcast we got the crew back in the building. We start out by shouting out each Greek org that was founded in January (9:37), we talk about The Honda BOTB and Tank performing (31:30), we transition to a few things we see on social media and tackle the Lil' Boosie situation (59:08), we close it out with Big Muff expounding on how bodies have an expiration date (01:30:50). Happy Founder's Day and thanks for your continued support of the G Talk Podcast! 

On today's episode of the G Talk Podcast, we have Oreo, Phil, Big Muff, and I finally got Jeremiah on the pod. We discuss the recent and sudden closure of the staple Knock Out Wings (7:07), we dive into spots to go to now that limelight is closed (19:46), we explain how black people really don't have a good time when we go out (24:52), Jeremiah tells us about his dating challenges (33:56), Big Muff joins us and we get on the subject of barbers and the barbershop world (44:38), then we close on a tangent about black businesses (56:57). This is a very entertaining show, I'm sure you will enjoy this one, thank you for the support!

Happy New Years from the G Talk Podcast! We wrap up 2019 with a full music review podcast with some former members of the Aristocrat of Bands. Oreo, Phil, Big Muff and I discuss topics from our top albums of 2019 and this past decade to how we interpret music. This episode is full of many tangents on music so I hope you enjoy!

This time Matt and Mike lose more sponsorship opportunities when they discuss their views and reviews of recently released gear such as Pokémon tuners, and the Supro Blues King.They also talk about the Big Muff and other seemingly inappropriately named gear.Its a great episode you won’t want to miss. Thank you so much for your time and enjoy the show.

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YouTube Video: https://youtu.be/22XsQzxd_Kg In this episode we compare a 2000's Electro-harmonix Sovtek v8 Black Russian Big Muff Pi with the more recent EHX Green Russian Big Muff Pi Reissue. Don't forget to subscribe to the podcast and drop a rating and review to let me know which version of the pedal you thought sounded best. Could you tell them apart?  What was the main difference in tone?

This week Emily AND Andrew chat with Sadie Dupuis from Speedy Ortiz! The group talk pets, allergies, therapy, cats, guitars, and studio experiences.  Twerp Verse, Speedy’s third album and first with Philadelphian Andy Molholt (Laser Background) on second guitar, is urgent and taut, adding surprising textures like Linn drums and whirled guitar processing to their off-kilter hooks. Dupuis, whose electropop solo project Sad13 debuted in 2016 shortly after her own move to Philadelphia, has become more instinctive in her songwriting—her home-recorded demos mirror Twerp Verse’s songs in a closer way than any other Speedy record—while her lyrics have become more pointedly witty. Sponsored by Jennings Guitars. The Mt. Hood fuzz pedal by Spruce Effects is now available! There will only be 10 ever sold in pink, so don’t wait too long to buy. The Mt. Hood has its humble beginnings as the first ever series of Big Muff, the Triangle version. Get it for the special price of $199 with the code GETOFFSET at checkout. We ditched the tone control for a passive 3 band eq tone stack, added a presence control after the last gain stage for more tone shaping, put a footswitchable Germanium boost with gain and tone controls, and a diode switch to add an extra order of magnitude of tonal options.  We have merch! Get some, get SOME.    

This week we talk about a super serious current event: Gibson DESTROYING GUITARS!!!  We chat with Sam Miller from Deering Banjos, a man who has some experience with quality control and absolute instrument destruction, about what this really means. Is instrument destruction reasonable? Should those guitars have been donated? How many guitars are really too messed up to fix? SO MANY QUESTIONS! We also name drop, but not nearly as much as Emily would like.  The Mt. Hood fuzz pedal by Spruce Effects is now available! There will only be 10 ever sold in pink, so don’t wait too long to buy. The Mt. Hood has its humble beginnings as the first ever series of Big Muff, the Triangle version. Get it for the special price of $199 with the code GETOFFSET at checkout. We ditched the tone control for a passive 3 band eq tone stack, added a presence control after the last gain stage for more tone shaping, put a footswitchable Germanium boost with gain and tone controls, and a diode switch to add an extra order of magnitude of tonal options.  We have merch! Get some, get SOME.

This week, Emily is joined by SPECIAL GUEST Michelle Sullivan of Michelle Sullivan and the All Night Boys! The two talk about growing up in Ohio, which gear, performers, and cities have "fangs," Jesse Malin, bad band names, and so so so much more. But most, they talk about Jesse Malin. The Mt. Hood fuzz pedal by Spruce Effects is now available! There will only be 10 ever sold in pink, so don’t wait too long to buy. The Mt. Hood has its humble beginnings as the first ever series of Big Muff, the Triangle version. Get it for the special price of $199 with the code GETOFFSET at checkout. We ditched the tone control for a passive 3 band eq tone stack, added a presence control after the last gain stage for more tone shaping, put a footswitchable Germanium boost with gain and tone controls, and a diode switch to add an extra order of magnitude of tonal options.  

This week's podcast is back to normal, with Emily and Andrew chatting about cats, hardcore shows, guitars, and whether or not it's cool when people say things like "keep your politics/religion out of music!" Emily also talks a bit about Summer NAMM, where her TunaTone guitar will be on display at the boutique guitar showcase. Check it out if you're there! Sponsored by Jennings Guitars. Have something to add? Join our Facebook group and get in on the conversation! The Mt. Hood fuzz pedal by Spruce Effects is now available! There are only three left in pink, and we're never doing that color again, so don’t wait too long to buy. The Mt. Hood has its humble beginnings as the first ever series of Big Muff, the Triangle version. We ditched the tone control for a passive 3 band eq tone stack, added a presence control after the last gain stage for more tone shaping, put a footswitchable Germanium boost with gain and tone controls, and a diode switch to add an extra order of magnitude of tonal options.  

SuperFuzz BIG MUFF by Martin Dunn Show

It’s Bamboleo Wednesday and Scott has received a mysterious voicemail** on his phone, more guess the T-shirt nicknames, this time with a rowing team and there’s big news from Muff. (** - Whoooo!)

Andrew couldn't join in this week, so Emily called up her friend Jim Bryson, a prize-winning Canadian singer-songwriter, musician, and producer! Some names of note Jim has worked with include Oh Susanna, Little Scream, The Skydiggers and Kalle Mattson.  He's toured with Kathleen Edwards, The Weakerthans and The Tragically Hip. To kick it off Jim makes up ideas about what religion Andrew is (imagining he's his favorite kind of religion) and spends a lot of time and energy sounding as good as possible on the podcast. They talk about Guild Starfires, Fender Starcasters, building a custom Jazzmaster one part at a time, and the kinda-guitar kinda-mandocello Emily loaned to Jim. Emily talks about the progress she's making on her custom mustang/bronco hybrid. Big ups to Sean Arbow from Gunstreet Wiring for helping Emily with that!   Emily gets Tanya Donelly confused with Juliana Hatfield and may never recover from the embarrassment.   They spend probably too much time converting temperature between metric and imperial. They also mention toasted ravioli.    Oh yeah, Jim also discusses his late cat's love of licking noses and its sort of inappropriate name.     This week's episode is sponsored by Wrist Grips! Wrist Grips are compression wrist warps designed for musicians with wrist pain (like Jim and Emily).   Have opinions on things? Join our Facebook group and become part of the conversation! The Mt. Hood fuzz pedal by Spruce Effects is now available! There will only be 10 ever sold in pink, so don’t wait too long to buy. The Mt. Hood has its humble beginnings as the first ever series of Big Muff, the Triangle version. We ditched the tone control for a passive 3 band eq tone stack, added a presence control after the last gain stage for more tone shaping, put a footswitchable Germanium boost with gain and tone controls, and a diode switch to add an extra order of magnitude of tonal options.

Happy Pride to our LGBTQQIAAP+ friends and listeners! This week, Emily talks about playing out with a band for the first time (and some upcoming gigs), Andrew talks about the two beers he's drinking and his move, and Emily shames him for not knowing who the frontman for The Who is.  This episode's topic, however, is about Pride and our limited thoughts (as cis-het folks) about brands involving themselves within Pride, especially when monetization is involved. Related, here's a link to brands that give back to LGBT+ charities. Sponsored by…you? Join our Facebook group and join the conversation! The Mt. Hood fuzz pedal by Spruce Effects is still available! There only three left in pink, so don’t wait too long to buy. The Mt. Hood has its humble beginnings as the first ever series of Big Muff, the Triangle version. We ditched the tone control for a passive 3 band eq tone stack, added a presence control after the last gain stage for more tone shaping, put a footswitchable Germanium boost with gain and tone controls, and a diode switch to add an extra order of magnitude of tonal options.  

This week, Emily and Andrew talk about subscription boxes for guitarists. Do they make sense? Is it possible to do it right? Can it even recover after a certain brand took advantage of its consumers? They also talk about how Emily just turned 30 and some discount pedals she picked up. Andrew talks about his new pedalboard and cables and about his dream to visit Chicago Music Exchange. They also mention the problematic elements of Island of the Blue Dolphins and Billy Gibbons.  Special shout out to Dwarfcraft Devices and their new zine! Sponsored by...you? Join our Facebook group and join the conversation! The Mt. Hood fuzz pedal by Spruce Effects is still available! There only three left in pink, so don’t wait too long to buy. The Mt. Hood has its humble beginnings as the first ever series of Big Muff, the Triangle version. We ditched the tone control for a passive 3 band eq tone stack, added a presence control after the last gain stage for more tone shaping, put a footswitchable Germanium boost with gain and tone controls, and a diode switch to add an extra order of magnitude of tonal options.  

You know what we mean by the boring stuff. It's the stuff that just doesn't get you excited to buy, even though you need it. Let's be honest, if you have $150 to spend, are you going to have more fun with a power conditioner or a guitar pedal? This week Andrew shout out some companies that are making traditionally un-fun products fun again. They also chat about how gross working events is, colds and allergies, vaccines, Pineapple Pen, and Emily keeps trying to correct Andrew when he says "barbequing" instead of "grilling," but he doesn't get it.  Join our Facebook group and join the conversation! The Mt. Hood fuzz pedal by Spruce Effects is still available! There only three left in pink, so don’t wait too long to buy. The Mt. Hood has its humble beginnings as the first ever series of Big Muff, the Triangle version. We ditched the tone control for a passive 3 band eq tone stack, added a presence control after the last gain stage for more tone shaping, put a footswitchable Germanium boost with gain and tone controls, and a diode switch to add an extra order of magnitude of tonal options.  

The Big Muff has come in many forms since it's introduction many years ago. I take a look at their latest Muff reissue and see what it has to offer!

This week, Andrew and Emily chat about burgers, cats, why they don't have stickers on their guitars nor any tattoos, and Andrew tells more dad jokes.  Emily also talks about the guitar she snagged at the Tacoma Guitar Festival -- a Bronco/Mustang hybrid. They also talk about the vintage parts marketplace a bit.  Sponsored by Runway Audio. Save 15% on your next order at Runway Audio with the discount code GETOFFSET. Join our Facebook group and join the conversation! The Mt. Hood fuzz pedal by Spruce Effects is still available! There only three left in pink, so don’t wait too long to buy. The Mt. Hood has its humble beginnings as the first ever series of Big Muff, the Triangle version. We ditched the tone control for a passive 3 band eq tone stack, added a presence control after the last gain stage for more tone shaping, put a footswitchable Germanium boost with gain and tone controls, and a diode switch to add an extra order of magnitude of tonal options.  

This week, Emily and Andrew bring on their friend Tiffiny Costello to talk about cats, amps, what noises one should NOT make into a microphone, and sobriety.  Namely, the three talk about the practice of paying musicians in alcohol vs. money. Do you have an opinion on getting free drinks as compensation for a gig? Join our Facebook group and join the conversation! This week’s podcast is sponsored by…you? Click to learn more about sponsorship opportunities with Get Offset! The Mt. Hood fuzz pedal by Spruce Effects is still available! There only three left in pink, so don’t wait too long to buy. The Mt. Hood has its humble beginnings as the first ever series of Big Muff, the Triangle version. We ditched the tone control for a passive 3 band eq tone stack, added a presence control after the last gain stage for more tone shaping, put a footswitchable Germanium boost with gain and tone controls, and a diode switch to add an extra order of magnitude of tonal options.

This is the audio for our video here: https://youtu.be/pMpJuFJBTsQ Okay, despite the slightly click-baity title, this really is not a video for beginners. Or at least it’s not a video for anyone looking for quick and easy answers because we’ve spent decades and umpteen thousands of pounds finding out that there really is no simple answer to the question, ‘What overdrive pedal should I buy?’ However, we do have a better question for you that will be infinitely more helpful: ‘What do I want an overdrive pedal to do?’ We propose in this video that there are four common answers to that question and as such, help you significantly narrow down your OD pedal choices. But we haven’t included //insert every pedal in the world here//. No. This video is about concepts and understanding – gain structure, headroom, dynamics, the guitar-pedal-amp ecosystem because, well, head back to the first paragraph. TLDR? TLDW? We understand, but just know this: an hour and 17 watching this video, and a few others on our channel will save you years of getting it ‘wrong’, we promise. Enjoy. If you dare…   Pedals & stuff in this episode…   TheGigRig Three2One https://www.thegigrig.com/three2one   TC Electronic PolyTune 2 Mini UK & Europe: http://bit.ly/2jKaukT USA: http://bit.ly/2k2Gu4B Australia: http://bit.ly/2vn6b6N   Tru-Fi Colordriver http://tru-fi.com/tru-fi-pedal-colordriver-fuzz-guitar-pedal/   JHS / Electro Harmonix Triangle Muff Illuminati Mod UK & Europe: http://bit.ly/2Ysnv8x USA: http://bit.ly/2U4wQ7V Australia: http://bit.ly/2HKO6IM   Keeley Java Boost No longer made   Ibanez TS808 (Keeley Mod) No longer made   Paul Cochrane Timmy Overdrive https://www.rogueguitarshop.com/products/paul-cochrane-timmy-overdrive   Xotic Effects BB Preamp UK & Europe: http://bit.ly/2UVMqyZ Australia: http://bit.ly/2TBq7NC   JHS Sweet Tea V3 UK & Europe: http://bit.ly/2IToU3n USA: http://bit.ly/2Wi2V9h Australia: http://bit.ly/2vuSKSZ   RYRA The Klone UK & Europe: http://bit.ly/2j2UjTL USA: http://bit.ly/2eNgZGm Australia: http://bit.ly/2uz9vvI   Wampler Tumnus Deluxe UK & Europe: http://bit.ly/2WgGdy9 USA: http://bit.ly/2Bt5qyc Australia: http://bit.ly/2Vy2v1q   Electro Harmonix Deluxe Memory Man 1100-TT UK & Europe: http://bit.ly/2WbQLhG   Xotic EP Booster UK & Europe: http://bit.ly/2ed1cvg USA: http://bit.ly/2doDQW0 Australia: http://bit.ly/2PET8Yk   TheGigRig G2 https://www.thegigrig.com/g2 Why do we have preferred retailer links? Find out here: http://www.thatpedalshow.com/partners     Interesting bits and go-to sections… - Intro playing: 0:00 - What are we doing today? 2:00 - Where do you begin with overdrive pedals? 2:34 - Why does this matter: gain structure is EVERYTHING: 3:25 - The MOST IMPORTANT QUESTION of all: 6:00 - The four main reasons you might want an overdrive pedal: 6:40 - A smorgasbord of awesome OD pedals: 7:35 - Today’s amps: why these? 7:50 - REASON 1: OD pedal for your always-on core tone: 11:05 - How much gain? 14:50 - REASON 2: OD pedal for solo boosts: 22:32 - …clean amp: 22:59 – boost pedal before and after OD pedal: 23:30 - That thing Klon-style pedals do so well: 24:30 - Why OD pedals don’t lift volume into a gainy amp – HEADROOM: 27:20 - How to boost a dirty amp via the FX loop: 28:30 - Why treble boosters are horrible with clean amps: 29:35 - Why treble boosters are awesome with dirty amps: 30:15 - Treble booster > Timmy > clean amp: 33:05 - Tube Screamer > clean amp: 34:50 - Tube Screamer > dirty amp: 35:50 - Boost pedal in amp FX loop: 37:15 - Shaping drive tones with a boost/EQ :4115 (45:25) - REASON 3: OD Pedal For VST – a Very Specific Tone: 48:10 - Oh please not SRV. Nooooo! 49:55 (51:10) - Tone is not in the fingers: 50:40 - Big Muff and delay does not equal instant Gilmour: 56:00 - Why the Coloursound Power Driver is so cool: 1:01:10 - You’re never going to sound like them? 1:03:30 - Reason 4: OD Pedal To Do It All? 1:04:45 - A two-sided OD pedal: 1:08:15 - Good things to look for in a do-it-all OD pedal: 1:11:55 - Closing thoughts: 1:14:45   Guitars in this episode: PRS DGT – watch Mick’s video at http://bit.ly/2d8Xo2I Fender American Original ’60s Jaguar - no video yet Gibson Custom 1958 Les Paul Standard – watch Dan’s video at http://bit.ly/2dbwbvS Fender American Vintage ’62 Stratocaster – Mick’s video at http://bit.ly/2cQv3yT Fender Custom Shop ’63 Telecaster – Dan’s video at http://bit.ly/2dlZJ6K   Amps in this episode Fender Hot Rod Deluxe III with standard speaker Victory VX The Kraken with V112VC cabinet / Celestion G12M-65 Creamback speaker   We hope you enjoy this episode. Please subscribe to our channel.   You can buy TPS merch to support our efforts https://www.thatpedalshowstore.com   We are on Patreon – crowdfunding for creatives https://www.patreon.com/ThatPedalShow   Please visit our preferred retailers! UK & Europe: Andertons Music http://bit.ly/2cRvIvt USA: Riff City Guitar & Music Company http://bit.ly/2cyOYjD Australia: Pedal Empire http://bit.ly/2mWmJQf

This is a very special episode -- this week Emily and Andrew are LIVE at the Tacoma Guitar Festival. Andrew tries to see how far he can make a $30 pedal go, Emily finds her dream project, and we get to chat with Sarah and Justin from Striking Matches as well as Roman from Shnobel Tone.  This week's podcast is sponsored by...you? Click to learn more about sponsorship opportunities with Get Offset! The Mt. Hood fuzz pedal by Spruce Effects is still available! There only three left in pink, so don’t wait too long to buy. The Mt. Hood has its humble beginnings as the first ever series of Big Muff, the Triangle version. We ditched the tone control for a passive 3 band eq tone stack, added a presence control after the last gain stage for more tone shaping, put a footswitchable Germanium boost with gain and tone controls, and a diode switch to add an extra order of magnitude of tonal options.  

This week, Andrew and Emily discuss the Tacoma Guitar Festival (we want to see you there!), Emily talks about how her husband proposed, and Andrew tells some dad jokes. They’re as groan-worthy as you’d expect.  Then, they get into the topic of this episode: How different brands handle having more demand for than supply of their product. Some do it well and some…well…kind of don’t do anything. Sponsored by…your company? The Mt. Hood fuzz pedal by Spruce Effects is now available! There only three left in pink, so don’t wait too long to buy. The Mt. Hood has its humble beginnings as the first ever series of Big Muff, the Triangle version. We ditched the tone control for a passive 3 band eq tone stack, added a presence control after the last gain stage for more tone shaping, put a footswitchable Germanium boost with gain and tone controls, and a diode switch to add an extra order of magnitude of tonal options.  

This week, Emily talks about her favorite holiday — Record Store Day! Then Andrew talks about Star Wars, especially the new trailer for Episode IX (and his extra special trailer). Then, they talk about budget gear and the upsides and downsides of buying it.  Sponsored by Jennings Guitars. We’d love to continue our chat on budget gear with you! Join our Facebook group to jump in on the conversation with the Andrew, Emily, and other listeners.  The Mt. Hood fuzz pedal by Spruce Effects is now available! There will only be 10 ever sold in pink, so don’t wait too long to buy. The Mt. Hood has its humble beginnings as the first ever series of Big Muff, the Triangle version. We ditched the tone control for a passive 3 band eq tone stack, added a presence control after the last gain stage for more tone shaping, put a footswitchable Germanium boost with gain and tone controls, and a diode switch to add an extra order of magnitude of tonal options.  

Brian Spragg from Bookworm Effects is the co-host for Get Offset this week! They talk about their cats (in boxes), why you shouldn't trust a host, and pedal art. Specifically, they talk about brands that are doing a great job with beautiful, unique enclosures. But they also chat about a few examples that aren't as unique, as well as a few examples that toe the line between paying homage and ripping off someone else's notoriety.  Episode sponsored by Jennings Guitars and Bookworm Effects. The Mt. Hood fuzz pedal by Spruce Effects is still available! There are only a few left, so don’t wait too long to buy. The Mt. Hood has its humble beginnings as the first ever series of Big Muff, the Triangle version. We ditched the tone control for a passive 3 band eq tone stack, added a presence control after the last gain stage for more tone shaping, put a footswitchable Germanium boost with gain and tone controls, and a diode switch to add an extra order of magnitude of tonal options.  

This week, Emily talks about some new gear, including the Seths and the Delayvid Foster Wallace from Bookworm Effects, and the ARF from Dwarfcraft Devices, and Emily discusses the pedals she sold to justify the new ones.  Then the pair talk about Stereo rigs and the differences between types of stereo rigs.  Episode sponsored by Jennings Guitars and Bookworm Effects. The Mt. Hood fuzz pedal by Spruce Effects is still available! There are only a few left, so don’t wait too long to buy. The Mt. Hood has its humble beginnings as the first ever series of Big Muff, the Triangle version. We ditched the tone control for a passive 3 band eq tone stack, added a presence control after the last gain stage for more tone shaping, put a footswitchable Germanium boost with gain and tone controls, and a diode switch to add an extra order of magnitude of tonal options.  

it wont let me add the description without the audio so here ya go   This Week's episode is brought to you by Gunstreet Wiring shop  www.gunstreetwiringshop.com Join the Flippin Flippers this week as they tackle all the awesome things listed below!!!!! -King's Things- ---The Palmer Pocket amp, Blink 182, and the most dangerous of Big Muff buys - A special #howyoudad combined with #whatwouldyougrab - #thatpedalthing featuring --- The Empress Reverb --- The Old Blood Noise Endeavors Rever --- TheEarth Quaker Devices Palisades  and SO MUCH MORE! 

On this very special episode of Get Offset, we have Mike Adams on the show to talk about abuse and the cruelty that too often keeps talented people from pursuing their passions. Sponsored by Jennings Guitars.   The Mt. Hood fuzz pedal by Spruce Effects is now available! There will only be 10 ever sold in pink, so don’t wait too long to buy. The Mt. Hood has its humble beginnings as the first ever series of Big Muff, the Triangle version. We ditched the tone control for a passive 3 band eq tone stack, added a presence control after the last gain stage for more tone shaping, put a footswitchable Germanium boost with gain and tone controls, and a diode switch to add an extra order of magnitude of tonal options.  

This week, Emily explains why she's drinking Canadian whiskey with water, Andrew talks about an upcoming photoshoot, Emily talks about some of the awesome women in the gear industry, and Andrew has an EXCELLENT idea.  Sponsored by Jennings Guitars. The Mt. Hood fuzz pedal by Spruce Effects is now available! There will only be 10 ever sold in pink, so don’t wait too long to buy. The Mt. Hood has its humble beginnings as the first ever series of Big Muff, the Triangle version. We ditched the tone control for a passive 3 band eq tone stack, added a presence control after the last gain stage for more tone shaping, put a footswitchable Germanium boost with gain and tone controls, and a diode switch to add an extra order of magnitude of tonal options.  

Alternate Title: Capes are Underrated.  This week, Andrew and Emily are joined by Sarah Zimmermann from the duo Striking Matches. You might have heard their songs on the TV show Nashville, Gray's Anatomy, or on American Idol.  They talk about how Emily was intimidated by Sarah's crazy guitar skills in college, a minimalist outlook on pedals, thumbs, T-Bone Burnett, different levels of bleeps, Clifton Worley, her new mindset when it comes to releasing music, Taco Bell, Mas Tacos, and the beauty (and restrictions) of programs like School of Rock and Rock Camps.  Sponsored by Jennings Guitars. Listen to the newest Striking Matches song, "Don't Hold Back" on Spotify. Or buy it! We highly recommend buying music.  The Mt. Hood fuzz pedal by Spruce Effects is now available! There will only be 10 ever sold in pink, so don’t wait too long to buy. The Mt. Hood has its humble beginnings as the first ever series of Big Muff, the Triangle version. We ditched the tone control for a passive 3 band eq tone stack, added a presence control after the last gain stage for more tone shaping, put a footswitchable Germanium boost with gain and tone controls, and a diode switch to add an extra order of magnitude of tonal options.  

What's in a name? This week, Emily and Andrew talk about how people name their guitars, and how that can sometimes turn into something problematic or uncomfortable. Also, Emily talks about finishing her purple Mustang build (FINALLY) and Andrew talks about some gear he's selling. Want more? Join our Facebook group, where Emily builds a visual thread to go with every episode! The Mt. Hood fuzz pedal by Spruce Effects is now available! There will only be 10 ever sold in pink, so don’t wait too long to buy. The Mt. Hood has its humble beginnings as the first ever series of Big Muff, the Triangle version. We ditched the tone control for a passive 3 band eq tone stack, added a presence control after the last gain stage for more tone shaping, put a footswitchable Germanium boost with gain and tone controls, and a diode switch to add an extra order of magnitude of tonal options.

  This week we have Louise, co-owner of Dwarfcraft Devices on the show! We talk about cheese curds, cats, our favorite Dwarfcraft pedals, karaoke, booth babes (AGAIN), and Nashville. Then, we get into the topic of the episode, which is abusive men in the music and gear industry, things that make women uncomfortable in the industry (like the Guitar World bikini gear guide), and whether or not it's right to call abusive men "men."   Want more? Join our Facebook group, where Emily builds a visual thread to go with every episode!   Sponsored by Jennings Guitars and Dwarfcraft Devices. And special thanks to Zvex Effects!   The Mt. Hood fuzz pedal by Spruce Effects is now available! There will only be 10 ever sold in pink, so don't wait too long to buy. The Mt. Hood has its humble beginnings as the first ever series of Big Muff, the Triangle version. We ditched the tone control for a passive 3 band eq tone stack, added a presence control after the last gain stage for more tone shaping, put a footswitchable Germanium boost with gain and tone controls, and a diode switch to add an extra order of magnitude of tonal options.   

Emily and Andrew have a podcast inception and then talk about insane guitar thefts. Then they chat on the volume pedals with tuners, Dwarfcraft Devices Treeverb, the Fender Treverb, and the Strymon Flint. Episode sponsored by Tasty Cables and FoxChiRho Pedal Toppers. The Mt. Hood fuzz pedal by Spruce Effects is now available! There will only be 10 ever sold in pink, so don't wait too long to buy. The Mt. Hood has its humble beginnings as the first ever series of Big Muff, the Triangle version. We ditched the tone control for a passive 3 band eq tone stack, added a presence control after the last gain stage for more tone shaping, put a footswitchable Germanium boost with gain and tone controls, and a diode switch to add an extra order of magnitude of tonal options.  Want more? Join our Facebook group, where Emily builds a visual thread to go with every episode!

This episode was brought to you by Chase Bliss Audio It's a Big Muff  

This week starts a little differently — with a big announcement from Andrew, Emily, and Brian from Spruce Effects! We talk about a new fuzz pedal that you’re definitely going to want to check out on Feb. 14 via the Get Offset Instagram page. Then Brian peaces out, and Andrew and Emily talk about booth babes: the process of hiring models to stand at booths at events like NAMM. The Mt. Hood fuzz pedal by Spruce Effects is now available! There will only be 10 ever sold in pink, so don't wait too long to buy. The Mt. Hood has its humble beginnings as the first ever series of Big Muff, the Triangle version. We ditched the tone control for a passive 3 band eq tone stack, added a presence control after the last gain stage for more tone shaping, put a footswitchable Germanium boost with gain and tone controls, and a diode switch to add an extra order of magnitude of tonal options.  Want more? Join our Facebook group, where Emily builds a visual thread to go with every episode!

This week it's just Emily and Leila Sidi from TunaTone Instruments! We talk about our cats taking advantage of our kindness, how gear groups are for women when men aren't expecting them to be there, slut shaming by builders, Leila's extremely positive experiences as a guitar builder, the risk of her showing a pink guitar at the Vancouver Guitar Festival, the golden age of guitar building, and more. The Mt. Hood fuzz pedal by Spruce Effects is now available! There will only be 10 ever sold in pink, so don't wait too long to buy. The Mt. Hood has its humble beginnings as the first ever series of Big Muff, the Triangle version. We ditched the tone control for a passive 3 band eq tone stack, added a presence control after the last gain stage for more tone shaping, put a footswitchable Germanium boost with gain and tone controls, and a diode switch to add an extra order of magnitude of tonal options.   Want more? Join our Facebook group, where Emily builds a visual thread to go with every episode!  

On today's episode of Kyle Meredith With..., J Mascis of Dinosaur Jr. talks with Kyle about his new solo record, Elastic Days, a love for drumming, and his specific, recognizable "Big Muff" sound. Mascis discussed working on new music for the band by himself and other hobbies like biking and karaoke. "It's not as boring as most things," Mascis said about biking, which keeps him up early and perky as ever. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

Blake and Brian are back and tired. That may be what kept them kind of on topic? A little? So which came first? The Boss SD-1 or the Ibanez TS-9? And what are the differences? The guys take a look at the question.DSP has not really been an entry level tech for most DIYer’s. But there is an exciting opportunity on kickstarter that may change that. You can check out the campaign and get more info at - https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/689850781/flexfxtm-programmable-digital-audio-effects-platfo. Oh and the guys talk about it too And Joyo has introduced some interesting new effects pedals. Brian and Blake take a look at some of their offerings.Forum Marketing, good or bad? Hidden gems in iso tracks, Conor McGregor on a gear podcast? And the secret compartment in Boss Pedals. The secret is out. (Don’t tell your mom) All in this weeks Chasing Tone podcast.Find us at: http://www.WamplerPedals.comhttp://www.Facebook.com/WamplerPedalshttp://www.Twitter.com/WamplerPedalshttp://www.Instagram.com/WamplerPedalshttp://www.Facebook.com/ChasingTonePodcasthttp://www.facebook.com/groups/wamplerfanpage/

In the tradition of Fripp and Eno's early Frippertronic works. Les Paul with beautiful grinding Big Muff distorion swells, and no other fancy gimmickry: Les Paul > Big Muff Distortion > Roland Volume Pedal > TC Ditto X4 Looper > Ocean Machine > Logic

Bill and Brian kick off Indie August with podcaster Josh Flanagan (ifanboy.com) joining them to discuss Dinosaur Jr's You're Living All Over Me (1987, SST). Josh explains how his 'mid-life crisis' helped him dive into a band that has been circling him for decades. Then Bill, Brian, and Josh discuss the band's interpersonal dynamics, Murph suffering under J's dictatorial arrangements, the band's tenuous relationship with Homestead Records, how J Mascis' guitar shredding skills are integral to his songwriting, referencing a Big Muff that isn't a vagina, which album Brian would pick if he had to choose between Lou Barlow's many projects, and more as we make way through the album track by track!

There is a new fuzz pedal in the works. Is it a Big Muff clone? Fuzz Face? Brian talks about where the process is, and some hints about what is in his latest creation. Using DIY skills for “evil”? Brian shares how he messes with people’s minds when he gigs. Has DSP technology caught up with analog in producing tone? It may be closer than you think. Who is wearing M.C. Hammer pants? Trolling the trolls. Can Blake keep Brian on track with the conversation? All this and more in this week’s Chasing Tone Find us at:  http://www.WamplerPedals.com http://www.Facebook.com/WamplerPedals http://www.Twitter.com/WamplerPedals http://www.Instagram.com/WamplerPedals http://www.Facebook.com/ChasingTonePodcast http://www.Instagram.com/ChasingTonePodcast

1. Tora! Tora! Tora! - Depeche Mode 2. Brother And Sister - Erasure 3. God Tonight (Art Of Mix) - Real Life 4. I Get Excited (Razormaid! Mix) - Pet Shop Boys 5. A Kind Of Tragedy - Celebrate The Nun 6. Your Tears (Razormaid! Mix) - Echo Romeo 7. Hurt - Re-Flex 8. 5-8-6 (Razormaid! Mix) - New Order 9. Cubik (Kings County Dub) - 808 State 10. Disappointed (808 Mix) - Electronic 11. Think (Virtual Reality Mix) - Information Society 12. Creation (Ultimatum Mix) - Stereo MC's 13. Train Of Thought (Extended Mix) - A-ha 14. Tesla Girls (Razormaid! Mix) - OMD 15. Reap The Wild Wind (Extended Version) - Ultravox Notes and other random things: Starting off this podcast is a song that may not be familiar to non-Depeche Mode fans - or about four of you. The phrase itself is notable for its connection to Pearl Harbor. The word "tora" literally means tiger in Japanese, though in a WWII context it is radio code for "totsugeki raigeki", meaning lightning attack. In a Depeche Mode, context, however, the song is also notable as it is one of only two Martin Gore-penned songs appearing on the band's debut: Speak & Spell. (the other was the instrumental track, Big Muff). As most of you probably know, Vince Clarke, who later went on to form Yaz and Erasure, was an original member of DM and its primary songwriter before leaving the group shortly after the release of their first record. Gore would take over songwriting duties after that. Tora! Tora! Tora!, while not one of the most well-known or provocative songs in the DM catalog, provides a tantalizing, albeit brief, glimpse into the mind of Martin Gore and all that was to come. As a side note, a live version of Tora! Tora! Tora! appears on the 12" version of the song "Get The Balance Right". It was the first live track to appear on any DM single. A limited edition version of GTBR contained several more live tracks, making it the first DM single to appear in a limited edition format. Speaking of Vince Clarke and Erasure, the second song in this 'cast, "Brother & Sister" is, in my humble opinion the best track on the band's Wild! album, which dropped in 1989, and perhaps one of their best tracks, period. Considered one of the stronger Erasure albums from stem to stern by many fans, Wild! is enigmatic in the sense that, for whatever reason, it didn't strike a chord with American audiences. Coming immediately on the heels of The Innocents from only a year earlier, an album which contained the massive hits "Chains Of Love" and "A Little Respect" one would think that the next album would have more appeal stateside. Yet, not even great songs like "Drama!, "Star" or "Blue Savannah", (#4, #11, #3 respectively in the UK) sniffed the American singles charts. The band wouldn't see the American charts again until the release of "Chorus" in 1991. On another side note, it was around that time that I got to meet Andy Bell. It was at a hotel bar in downtown Fort Worth, Texas after a concert. While I didn't attend the concert, I had a friend who worked at the hotel tip me off that Andy would be in the bar area sometime after the show. Three other friends and I piled into our car and headed for the hotel. When we arrived, there was a rather large throng of people waiting outside, hoping to get in to catch a glimpse of the band. We showed up well after the fact, walked right in the front entrance and took a seat at a table in the bar area. Nobody even inquired whether or not we had a room at the hotel (we didn't). About 15-20 minutes later, Andy and a couple members of his entourage took a seat at a table near us. We mumbled among ourselves, starstruck as ever. It took about another 15 minutes for us to get enough courage to walk over and ask for an autograph. As we were the only other people in the bar, he kindly obliged. We didn't linger or ask a bunch of questions. We simply said how much we loved Erasure's music and thanked him for the autograph. Then we returned to our table. He appeared exhausted from the show and I think he truly appreciated the fact we didn't press the issue. While many stateside think of Re-Flex as a one-hit wonder thanks to their international smash, "The Politics Of Dancing", the fact is the band had five other singles chart in various countries around the world, including the track "Hurt", which appears here. Reaching #82 in the US back in 1983, the song is largely forgotten or overlooked by all but die-hard fans at this point in time, but it's a fantastic pop gem by any standard and deserves to be heard. Re-Flex were formed in the early 1980s by musicians Baxter on vocals and guitar and Paul Fishman on keyboards and backing vocals, and included Francois Craig on bass, and two successive drummers, Phil Gould and Mark King, both of Level 42 fame. Following King's exit, Roland Vaughn Kerridge took over on drums and later, after Craig’s departure, Thomas Dolby introduced ex-Gloria Mundi bass player Nigel Ross-Scott to the band, thus completing Re-Flex's final and perhaps best-known line-up. Though the group stopped working together in 1987, they have never officially split up. If you are a fan, it might interest you to know that in 2010, Re-Flex band members released a 6 CD box set entitled 'Re-Fuse'. The set includes a re-mastered version of their debut album, The Politics of Dancing, and five CDs of other previously unreleased material. One of those five discs is their sophomore effort called Humanication which, somewhat ironically, was shelved by EMI before its release as it was deemed ... wait for it ... too political. And speaking of pop perfection, OMD's "Tesla Girls" would have to qualify. Though it's one of the definitive club tracks in the band's catalog, Andy McCluskey and Paul Humphreys found it exceptionally difficult to come up with a version that they knew to be "right". At the time, the band's confidence had bottomed-out after the release of their fourth album, Dazzle Ships, and the group struggled to produce new music they felt was up to their lofty standards. Inspired by Yugoslavian-born scientist Nikola Tesla, who developed the alternating current, and armed with a title suggested to the group by musician Martha Ladly, "Tesla Girls" went through endless revisions and multiple adaptations during umpteen recording sessions for their fifth album, Junk Culture. Even after creating what would become the album version of the song, McCluskey recorded two new versions and even attempted to remix the original studio recording before admitting defeat and signing off on the version we've all come to love ... except for "Kids In America" singer Kim Wilde, who called the tune "inane and monotonous". Still, in 1984 the track reached #21 in the UK and has become a classic. By the way, the "No, No, No" vocal sample was done by Maureen Humphreys, Paul's wife at the time. Last, but never least, you may be wondering about the title 5-8-6 by New Order. The song was originally conceived out of Factory Records' head, Tony Wilson, requesting "twenty minutes of pap" from the band. From that directive was borne a 23-minute instrumental titled "Video 5-8-6". The song contained many elements that would surface in various songs on NO's debut album, Power, Corruption and Lies, including their best-selling club hit, "Blue Monday". The song would eventually be distilled down to the vocal version of the song most fans are familiar with. Bassist Peter Hook has stated that the title comes from the bar structure found in the track "Ecstasy". The track went on to chart at #86 on the British Singles Chart and #19 on the British Indie Chart. It also went on to become a classic among classics in the New Order catalog. Welp, another episode in the books. I'll be back with another soon. Thanks for listening!

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Brian and Max compare different fuzz pedals in this episode. "Turn it down!!" How to keep good tone at lower volumes. The pedal vault and what difference a buffer can make. 01:10 - Comparing Fuzz Pedals 02:26 -The Big Muff 03:00 - The Scarab 05:29 - Fuzz Face 06:32 - Max gets the guitar 09:37- The Pedal Vault 16:20 - Low Volume vs Good Tone 18:44 - Using a Buffer in a True Bypass Signal Path 19:00 - Pedal Porn 22:05 - Using a Compressor http://www.wamplerpedals.com/podcast/ for podcast subscription, or go to http://www.wamplerpedals.com/subscribe to be notified of new podcasts and videos that are uploaded to this channel.  Find us at:  http://www.WamplerPedals.com http://www.Facebook.com/WamplerPedals http://www.Twitter.com/WamplerPedals http://www.Instagram.com/WamplerPedals http://www.Facebook.com/ChasingTonePodcast http://www.Instagram.com/ChasingTonePodcast

Today on the "needs to have a name asap show" Danny Lobell and Justy Dodge argue over the most important meal of the day. Kevin Allison of the RISK podcast drops by to talk about boot licking, cigarette eating, and rice queens. Author Keith Fenimore tells the crew how to make it in hollywood and comedian Mike Recine argues that he's not a dick. Throw Nick Noto aka "Big Muff" into the mix and we have a jam packed show. When you pack jam things get messy.

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