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*Headin for the Weeds -

my anti war rant.

the whole 'war' section in the middle, was a blast to come up with.
i just wanted cacaphony, and even tho i tried to impart some angst, it still comes off fairly groovy and proper, exactly opposite of what i was going for!
hehe, so i just went with it.

this was written about 5 years into the Iraq war.
another sony ACID drum track.

the drum groove was written for this song,
but i liked it so much, i have used it in a more recent song as well, one of my "formula One trilogy" songs, called "Silverstone".
 

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On 4/12/2024 at 8:13 AM, jack c. said:

man do ya rock out.great job.jack c

Thank you jack!

 

Thanks, The guitars on this are tele and strat with humbuckers thru Marshall plexi and mesa boogie mkiib head into a avatar 1x12 with celestion heritage speaker

 

The trick is the Barber Direct Drive Super Sport pedal driving the amps, and tightening of the low end

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Hi BB, interesting tune, lots of twists and turns. Every time I here a tune of yours it reminds me of Steve Vai's "Flexable, very well done.

Nice tones from that Strymon, I just bought a Simplifier dlx,  great fun to turn it up late at night 🤘

 

Rik

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On 4/18/2024 at 3:25 AM, Rikfr said:

Hi BB, interesting tune, lots of twists and turns. Every time I here a tune of yours it reminds me of Steve Vai's "Flexable, very well done.

Nice tones from that Strymon, I just bought a Simplifier dlx,  great fun to turn it up late at night 🤘

 

Rik

HI RIK!

thanks for listening!

 

yea, lots of twists, for sure..

funny, flexable, i bought that way back when, before passion and warfare, and i thought 'yep, you can hear the zappa influence right away!'

 

but really, it was similar, but parallel to zappa, IMHO.

the strymon,

is just dead easy to use.

i spend ZERO time setting up tones, and end up digging all of them.

since then, i've gotten a bit more dialed in with the choice of IR's i use, makes the biggest difference.

 

most of the solo tones, are miced up mesa boogie with a Barber Direct Drive pushing it.

 

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