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We’ve reached Episode 18 of No Guitars Without Music with Nick Granville and myself. In this episode we discuss time based effects (delay, reverb & chorus) with sound examples of some of our favourite settings. Featuring MrGlyn’s Pickups Black Sand P90s.
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18?!!! I never knew. Subscribed.blackstratblues wrote: ↑Tue Jul 02, 2024 9:12 am We’ve reached Episode 18 of No Guitars Without Music with Nick Granville and myself. In this episode we discuss time based effects (delay, reverb & chorus) with sound examples of some of our favourite settings. Featuring MrGlyn’s Pickups Black Sand P90s.
Beyond a critical point within a finite space, freedom diminishes as numbers increase. This is as true of humans as it is of gas molecules in a sealed flask. The human question is not how many can possibly survive within the system, but what kind of existence is possible for those who so survive.
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yeah subscribed too... and commented, bloody homeless harp players 
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What surprises me more is that you watched that and now want to emulate it
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Weirdly I was thinking this morning how I should have grabbed a 6L6 Studio 10 back when the rockshop were clearing them for cheap... and now they release a new vintage inspired amp!
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Saw this band in it's various incarnations numerous times.
Vastly preferred Jerry Goodman's violin work over Ponty's but this rhythm section never failed to blow me away. Walden always generated so much excitement with his dynamic playing and the then 18 yr old Ralphe Armstrong could knock out crazy fast yet simultaneously intensely funky grooves.
Probably one of the oddest tracks they ever recorded, and quite funny how the vocalist keeps on singing despite being totally drowned out by the guitar / violin duel going on over the top.
Vastly preferred Jerry Goodman's violin work over Ponty's but this rhythm section never failed to blow me away. Walden always generated so much excitement with his dynamic playing and the then 18 yr old Ralphe Armstrong could knock out crazy fast yet simultaneously intensely funky grooves.
Probably one of the oddest tracks they ever recorded, and quite funny how the vocalist keeps on singing despite being totally drowned out by the guitar / violin duel going on over the top.
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