jaydentaku

ah, the triangle of DOOOOM! A know the drummer from My Dying Bride, Dan Mullins, he is a nice chap.

The fact that Anathema is supporting is reason alone

What exactly did they say?

I checked mine yesterday, I use the warwick locking buttons with the dunlop locks and found that both the warwick buttons had worked loose. I don't know why this has happened, but I replaced them with the dunlop ones and there is now a satisfying click as they go in, seem solid enough.

I don't get any adverts.

If I see it, I will be sure to a) scream , b ) contact you

Welcome! What a jolly storey, pip pip!

she might have been understaffed or busy at the time

Are you a professional musician?

well, on the tone pump (not the tine pump jr) there is a gain dial on the preamp unit itself, that might be causing you issues, if you have it, that is.

I dislike Fender, but the Tele is the least foul in my opinion. I would not say no.

what about a 750-1000 category? not that I fit into it.

is it a tone pump jr?

I can do that, sure.

and after...

what about nylons?

Now you see, there's a showman.

have tried it separate from other pedals/cables/equipment?

I never questioned his skills at all, he is clearly an accomplished musician. I won't be eating any words. I just find his use of elbow and palm absurd and when I saw him do it, it lost all credibility. In my view, I don't see how it added to the piece and I think its purely for show, which ruined it for me. The drummer using the other end of his drum stick to tickle his cymbal was also frustrating. I mean, if I was watching Herbie Hancock perform a piece and half way through he wolloped the keyboard with his forehead, I would assume he was having a fit. If it wasn't for the pretense, I would have found it wholly credible. But as it is, it is far too like a Mulligan and O'Hare sketch.

I really enjoy that. Alembic sounded particularly awesome.

[quote name='Spoombung' timestamp='1344255174' post='1761722'] I don't particularly like their free-impro noodles. [/quote] Is that a very polite term for 'hitting things very quickly with palms and elbows'? Because that is what the keyboardists is doing for some of this. I am not being flippant here, I have time and respect for all kinds of music, as long as it has some skill and merit but I am not sure what value hitting a keyboard with your forearm and palms brings to the table. Unless you are auditioning for a PG Tips advert. Challenging for the most part with spurts of vapid contradiction.

I think its bloody stupid.