say something about ... yourself!

[Enemy242]

good to hear you're ok. i don't think i could imagine you shooting anyone, but i could totally imagine you smashing someone Skyrim giant style and then calmly walking back inside as they fly 20 stories into the air.

 

[Captain Beard]

well, did it?

No...

 

[derek]

Not even a tiny bit?

 

[Det Som Engang Var]

Love/hate relationship with my job.

 

[neal]

yeh me too. love paychecks, hate everything else.

 

[dreaming neon darkspot]

sooo apparently when the doctor stitched up my chin wound he didn't approximate it, meaning he stitched one side over the other or something and it didn't heal all the way. my dr took the stitches out today and said i will need to go to a plastic surgeon to get the wound worked on so it actually heals. the person he referred me to is way too expensive and i don't know if i would get workmans comp for this as well or what. i don't even know who to go to or how to get this handled.

and my cold seems to be immune to any medicine whatsoever.

fail.

 

[Krigloch the Furious]

yeh me too. love paychecks, hate everything else.

 

[Brooks]

About to sell my beloved ENGL SE E670, which means.... TIME TO GO AMP SHOPPING!

Going from a 4 channel, MIDI empowered, digitally controlled, space-station of an amp, I think it's time to get back to basics and go for something simple. Where the gain comes from slamming the thing into overdrive. Where the amp's organic soul screams bloody tone, sending weak women and children vaulting for the nearest respite.

What I'm most interested in:

Verellen Loucks (the current object of my lust)

Check out the vid: gain starts at :45, gets heavy at 1:05




Fryette Deliverance 60 (or 120 if I'm insane)

Bad Cat Lynx (but expensive, and nearly impossible to find)

Or a vintage Ampeg V4 (by far, the cheapest option, and would afford me cash to get a good combo on the side)

Anyone have any experience with these beasts?

 

[Krigloch the Furious]

damn
I thought ENGL was the best of the best?

 

[neal]

 

[Brooks]

damn
I thought ENGL was the best of the best?

Depends on what you're going for. If you want high gain, searing shredding lead, modern high-fi metal, then yeah, ENGL's hard to beat...

However if you're more into....

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zj9IAvv32wE

...THEN CRANK YOUR ONE CHANNEL BEAST, SLAM IT WITH FUZZ FILLED OVERDRIVE, FIRE UP AND PRAISE THE DIETY

 

[neal]

 

[Krigloch the Furious]

oh

 

[~Lynn~]

Vere shounds liek a modded jcm 45 I have.

 

[dreaming neon darkspot]

probably going to go back to the hospital in the morning to see about getting my face-wound fixed... i feel like they kinda owe me on this one

 

[Mr.Sister]

I met a girl yesterday, that I really like, then I got so drunk, that I fell down the stairs in front of her. I could kick my ass, if it wouldn't hurt so bad anyway.

 

[DarkGift]

sounds like a sitcom

 

[refraction]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zj9IAvv32wE

Yeah man! That album has the best fucking artwork ive ever seen on the cover! I could stare at that all day lol

 

[Shpongled]

sounds like a sitcom

... but is really an emotional drama based around Mr. Sister's apparent alcoholism and the ill effects it has on his every day life.

 

[Enemy242]

Brooks should get a Hughes and Kettner amp. When my band recorded our 3rd EP one of the amps we used was an H&K and holy shit it sounded amazing. I think things messed up and we had to reamp (i can't fully remember) but hearing that thing blasting in the studio was INSANE. it was just so clear, so precise, yet so crunching and fucking heavy (while not losing any clarity on the leads either). Dunno if you'd consider that too metal for you, but definitely check it out. I think the one we used was the triamp mk2 but they have a ton of different ones.