Jam In The Van

Started by black stallion, February 09, 2017, 01:52:12 PM

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buddy holiday

this is too good.
also, i LOVE steven!

DCGOD

Steven is so on his game, easily the best bass player since Mark D.

Fureon Nectarmoon

Quote from: Buttcakefred on February 10, 2017, 04:31:28 AM
I'm sure McDonald is a nice guy but his moves just come off as goofy to me.
I'm reading this and my mind rejects the negative connotation, to me this sounds like a compliment actually :D
Love the goofiness. In fact that's one of the main reasons I'm so much into the Melvins in the first place. Without the sense of humor they would not be the same band.

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Quote from: Fureon Nectarmoon on February 10, 2017, 03:57:01 PM
I'm reading this and my mind rejects the negative connotation, to me this sounds like a compliment actually :D
Love the goofiness. In fact that's one of the main reasons I'm so much into the Melvins in the first place. Without the sense of humor they would not be the same band.

Exactly!

Stonergrunge

I just watched the 3 videos with the highest quality that I can get here at home. Steve sounds great, Dale sounds killer but Buzz needed more volume or maybe more bass in his tone.
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DCGOD

Yea, I agree, wonder if it's from playing in such a small space. Or maybe Buzz has forgotten how to play a real guitar (oh snap!).

vince furnier

Buzz? too much bass in his guitar tone? you know he's been playing through bass pedals and 15" speakers forever, right?
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black stallion

mmmh.i think Steven is such a good bassist and he adds a lot to the band's groove

also to me Buzz guitar sound seems almost better than with his normal live setup  :lol:
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DCGOD

Rewatched the vids, I think the guitar tone is good, it's a volume issue (soundman had one too many Lagunitas perhaps?). The real deal here is how well Dale can play a (to him at least) toy drum set. Like my name implies, the dude's a god!

black stallion

Quote from: DCGOD on February 11, 2017, 07:45:59 AM
The real deal here is how well Dale can play a (to him at least) toy drum set. Like my name implies, the dude's a god!

that's impressive
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Did you guys notice (in 'Onions..' i think) where Buzz had to momentarily hold the cymbal for Dale because it almost fell after being hit so much? Dependable stage hand Buzzo!

Fureon Nectarmoon

I agree Buzz did have too little bass/volume on his guitar in the mix, but I think in some aspects that guitar sounded superior to the ECG (sorry EGC fans :(). I didn't mind the ECG for a while, but Buzz used to use different guitars far more often, and personally I would be glad if now was the time for another change.

DCGOD

After watching some other bands that have done Jam In The Van, it's clear that the drum set is in house(or van if you will), but the other players bring their own gear. Maybe Buzz has returned to Gibson.

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Quote from: DCGOD on February 11, 2017, 09:43:21 AM
After watching some other bands that have done Jam In The Van, it's clear that the drum set is in house(or van if you will), but the other players bring their own gear. Maybe Buzz has returned to Gibson.
Alright! =D> :ohsnap:

crushr24

You guys don't appreciate the sweet tone of P-90 pickups.

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