Recent content by MaskedJackal

That's all played on a fretted G&L. Great tone/chops, though.

Great writeup and great times, dude.

Indeed, I'm there like swimwear.

Yeah, just like every other thread on this forum. That or "OMG STEVE HOW YOU PLAYING SO FAST" :Smug:

I'll save SDG some time and grumpiness and help you out-- I actually asked a similar question awhile back. Here's the thread, complete with Steve's very articulate and thorough answer. http://www.ultimatemetal.com/forum/steve-digiorgio/259886-steve-howd-you-get-buried-human.html

I've been stoked on this band for a better part of the year...unfortunately, I'm studying abroad in the UK and have to wait until March 2nd for the record to come out here! Jeroen shreds, as do all of them, and it's a perfect mix of technical styles old and new.

Ugh, I need to change my username. To add to what I said above-- couldn't plenty of EQing or using a preamp help? As for your wanting a fretless Ric, why not just score an old one and have a luthier install an ebony fingerboard? Finally, if by "just asked" you meant "recently asked" then one...

Steve, you really think even the newer 4003s don't hold up? I got a Jetglo one for my 21st birthday and have yet to try it with a band, but I mean...as I'm sure you're aware, mids and highs for days.

If I recall correctly, it was either the Rotosound Swing 77s or 66s (?? on the second one) but yeah.

HEY, CAN WE GET THE DRUMS UP A BIT? I CAN'T HEAR THEM SO WELL OVER ALL THE DRUMS Okay but really Steve, superb playing as always.

Awesome footage! I love Steve's custom Ric.

Man, I still need to check him out on the Spheres record. Obscura was cool for the little I heard.

Steve, did you ever consider playing a fretless Ric? I've heard conflicting reviews of how they sound. I play a 2001 Hamer Standard or a custom 4-string red fretless with a Carvin neck. Need to find a job over this winter break to get the Ric I've been jonesing for.

Heya Steve, happy birthday. This board is kinda stagnant but I love you anyway, ahahahh. Come back to Seattle or Baltimore (where I go to school).

This festival brought you in part by the Coalition of Colombian Coke Lords. Hhahah, enjoy, Steve!