Rock Chalk
Fractal Fanatic
No kidding….
No kidding….
Maybe that's the shoe with the built-in wah pedal....?lovely guy and great player kirk but golden shoes ?????.....NOView attachment 125495
I suspect that if he walked around in his underwear, more people would still rather be in his shoes, rather than yours.lovely guy and great player kirk but golden shoes ?????.....NO
Won't make any difference - the out-of-phase sound isn't affected by pickup rotation. It's generally accepted that it was probably rotated to try to "cure" the OOP position 2 back when in Peter Green's ownership. Of course it won't have made any difference, but seemingly no-one has had the heart to swap it back (or indeed flip the magnet over to put it back in phase in either rotation). While many may feel it's so wrong that it's right, it was one of the reasons Peter Green didn't feel kindly to the guitar, and definitely didn't want Gibson to produce a replica in his name. At least not in the mid-90s when I was working at Gibson's London Artist Relations office.If I owned it, the first thing I’d do is rotate the neck pickup back to the proper position.Not a fan of that position two tone at all.
No, no, no!! It was driving you mad
I always think twice before going out in my Jacob Collier crocs!
For a lot of players you'd be correct, but you have to keep in mind his context, which is playing out on a massive stadium stage with nothing but an expression pedal within reach. So, even with performance mode, it'd be more difficult for him to quickly communicate on the fly changes to his tech or even run back and tweak something himself than it would be with just an amp. Not impossible, of course, just not the same immediate visual recognition.
Understood, but Kirk went well beyond that, saying it would take him an hour to make any changes on his own. And it's clear that Beato never spent any real time with the system.
There’s a little “Fracter” content.
Yes, I was distracted a few times by this. Perhaps trivial, but I noticed a few stutters, dropped words and slightly exaggerated mannerisms. ...some of his playing was less precise than I would have expected.
Dude is officially a senior citizen. Cut him some slack for not being able to play or talk the same way he did when he was 25! I'm sure his 90s' substance abuse has not been kind on him, but how many 60-year olds do you know who can play Master of Puppets?
James and Lars were 22 when it was released. Which is insane when you think how musically mature it was.My own comment made me realise that the members of Metallica were barely 24 when MoP came out.
I strongly agree. I think he's the #1 reason they are still an active band. The calming agent between James and Lars.
