christianatl wrote:Be prepared for the $2500 studio. And that's in Bushwick.
oh yeah we're ready for that situation, been looking around and her parents, sister, and friends all live in the area so we've got a pretty good idea. WE'RE JUST DREAMERS IS ALL
Ufomammut is playing a tiny ass venue in my relatively tiny city and its gonna be amazing, but the show is on my gfs birthday. & she always says how her birthday sucks and totally doesnt want me to go. Still deciding whether or not to face the consequences
christianatl wrote:Be prepared for the $2500 studio. And that's in Bushwick.
man fuck that noise, nyc isn't that cool.
No offense pelliot
D.o.S. wrote:I'm fucking stupid and no one should operate under any other premise.
kbithecrowing wrote:Ufomammut is playing a tiny ass venue in my relatively tiny city and its gonna be amazing, but the show is on my gfs birthday. & she always says how her birthday sucks and totally doesnt want me to go. Still deciding whether or not to face the consequences
christianatl wrote:Be prepared for the $2500 studio. And that's in Bushwick.
man fuck that noise, nyc isn't that cool.
No offense pelliot
None taken. It's partly a "Brooklyn suits me and I enjoy it there" and partly a "holy shit I finally got into school somewhere" But most of all, the rent is too damn high. I'll love being able to make a long weekend trip to VT, however.
conky wrote: I wasn't all that impressed with his tone. Too many upper mids and his wanky solos hurt my ears. One good thing about being right up in front of him though was that Al's vocals were drowned out so it made it really enjoyable for me.
On the shows I've seenthem at down here, he was using Marshalls (good luck finding Orange backline here) and it actually sounded pretty good. Not like 5 full stacks but two or three. Plus his guit work was blisteringly awesome, although I've seen HoF shows where he was a little sloppy due to jetlag and such (being the first city on an Oz leg does suck for this reason) and yeah, the solos weren't as impressive then.
Lulz at Al'z vocalz.
I still love him. He's like a big Jim Henson creation these days.
WWPD?
fcknoise wrote:You are all fucking tryhard effort posting nerds
Invisible Man wrote:
I'm probably the most humble person I know. I feel good about smelling my own butthole.
Jesus Was a Robot wrote:Did you just assume Billy Corgan's dildo preference??
I got into grad school in Brooklyn for Exercise Science. I'm moving to Brooklyn toward the end of the summer.
I'm pretty fucking excited about that.
Congrats dude! I would recommend finding a phd program as well. Fuck this real world nonsense.
Krosis wrote:I always thought it was funny on Home Improvement how Tim Talyor could hear a car engine and know the make and model of the car.
We're kinda like the Tim Taylors of Doom.
Barracuda wrote:Seinfeld is the greatest show of all time. This is a fact. Also damn, I love Otu's videos about the OR15. He gets some great tones out of that head. And out of the DA120.
Yep, I'm ultra pumped for Seinfeld to hit Hulu so I can watch the entire goddamn series in order. OR15s sound really good, but hella overpriced. All the new Dunwich clips make me wish my gear fund wasn't perpetually dry right now.
christianatl wrote:Be prepared for the $2500 studio. And that's in Bushwick.
I wanna live in Providence relatively cheaply and just visit NYC regularly. I'd be fine with that.
I just want to get out of Georgia. We were thinking about moving closer to Atlanta but I think we'd be going in the wrong direction. I think I'd like Chattanooga more.
kbithecrowing wrote:Ufomammut is playing a tiny ass venue in my relatively tiny city and its gonna be amazing, but the show is on my gfs birthday. & she always says how her birthday sucks and totally doesnt want me to go. Still deciding whether or not to face the consequences
christianatl wrote:Be prepared for the $2500 studio. And that's in Bushwick.
man fuck that noise, nyc isn't that cool.
No offense pelliot
None taken. It's partly a "Brooklyn suits me and I enjoy it there" and partly a "holy shit I finally got into school somewhere" But most of all, the rent is too damn high. I'll love being able to make a long weekend trip to VT, however.
You can find decent prices (for new york) if you know where to look and don't mind not being in the super desired area. I just moved into ridgewood and got a decent price for a rent stabilized apartment. Of course now now all the blogs and new york times are writing about how ridgewood is super cool and hipsters should move here. I mean if you think a bunch of polish people and townies are cool then there are right on.
samzadgan wrote:You could come back and Matt Pike actually played classical guitar and studied really hard, didn't drink or smoke, and was now high paid Lawyer who spend most of his free time on TGP talking about how much his Les Paul weighs and how that makes the tone better than a Les Paul that weighs 0.05lb less.
new05002 wrote:I heard it does not work for kids who dont like black sabbath and sleep so there you go.
For all you bassists (and pseudo-bassists) any experience with fender style bridges? I just picked up a PJ bass in BST with no strings, and the holes where the strings go are nowhere near big enough for what I know I need. What should I use to widen them so that I can tune to a full octave below ridiculous?
D.o.S. wrote:Like, I don't just listen to Whores when I'm sitting alone in my room with the lights off staring at a wall. Sometimes I listen to it with the lights on, too.
Yeah it is a cool neighborhood and the food is great. The delis have all different types of polish food served hot for pretty cheap. It just isnt the hype neighborhood that bushwick became.
In more guitar related subjects, I'm thinking of possibly committing a possible doom room heresy and buying an axe fx. I'm being lured in by having all the different amps and pedals at my finger tips as well as being able to carry it home from my practice space and have all the same sounds available. The big board I currently have is just not convenient to carry home on the train. A downside to living in the city with no car. A weird thing happen today too where I met a guy I recognized from youtube who has done a number of reviews for the axe fx. I got to chat with him for a bit but of course he was going to be in the pro axe fx camp.
