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dazzlindino
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Last edited by dazzlindino on Thu Jun 21, 2012 5:25 pm, edited 1 time in total.
I want my music waking up the dead...
Dont tell me to turn it down
if its not loud enough you must be really old...huh,what,what did you play?
Dont tell me to turn it down
if its not loud enough you must be really old...huh,what,what did you play?
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Marshall SL12301
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Re: VH I parts
ERUPTION what else? 
seroiusly it is the ONLY track on there with just ed! 
seroiusly it is the ONLY track on there with just ed! R.I.P Mark Abrahamian, You will be remembered!
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MrBeasty
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Re: VH I parts
IMHO - Feel Your Love Tonight, Little Dreamer and Jamie's Crying (rhythm track) are great contenders to figure out the settings of the CSO ... In hindsight, I feel that the CSO is particularly audible on Feel Your Love Tonight. (my $0.02!)
Finally, it seems that Eruption, You Really Got Me and I'm the One have the most over-the-top/in-your-face sounds of all the VH1 tracks so it may be interesting to start there?
The great difficulty is to dial in the right amount of Drive.
Finally, it seems that Eruption, You Really Got Me and I'm the One have the most over-the-top/in-your-face sounds of all the VH1 tracks so it may be interesting to start there?
The great difficulty is to dial in the right amount of Drive.
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MrBeasty
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Re: VH I parts
Another interesting bit is the quiet part in Ain't Talking About Love, around the 1:52 mark. It is one of few (sole?) moment in VH1 where we get to hear a little bit of clean sound. The tone is very unusually for a Plexi (IMHO) and could be the result of the CSO's particular btreble boosting? ...
Anyone? Bueller? Bueller?
Anyone? Bueller? Bueller?
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Re: VH I parts
CSO?
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dazzlindino
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Re: VH I parts
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Last edited by dazzlindino on Thu Jun 21, 2012 5:26 pm, edited 1 time in total.
I want my music waking up the dead...
Dont tell me to turn it down
if its not loud enough you must be really old...huh,what,what did you play?
Dont tell me to turn it down
if its not loud enough you must be really old...huh,what,what did you play?
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Tone Slinger
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Re: VH I parts
Well I am not on the 'cso' bandwagon, BUT, to answer the topics question (I think I'm answering it ?) I say that 'RWTD' or 'FYLT' get at alot of the rhythm aspects of the 'Brown' sound, those obviously being the Destroyer. I will go for 'Eruption' and 'ATBL' (especially the palm muted arpeggiated Am intro) for the Franky.
So basically I prefer the Franky for lead 'Brown sound' and the Destroyer for the rhythm 'brown sound'.
Having said that though, the two BEST chords struck on that first album, imo, are the 'A' chord in Eruption (It ERUPTED !) and that first 'D' chord in 'Atomic Punk right after the dive bomb, both examples being the Franky.
So basically I prefer the Franky for lead 'Brown sound' and the Destroyer for the rhythm 'brown sound'.
Having said that though, the two BEST chords struck on that first album, imo, are the 'A' chord in Eruption (It ERUPTED !) and that first 'D' chord in 'Atomic Punk right after the dive bomb, both examples being the Franky.
Rip Ben Wise (StuntDouble) & Mark Abrahamian (Rockstah)
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Marshall SL12301
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Re: VH I parts
TS we cant forget the very last F chord in AP eitherTone Slinger wrote:Well I am not on the 'cso' bandwagon, BUT, to answer the topics question (I think I'm answering it ?) I say that 'RWTD' or 'FYLT' get at alot of the rhythm aspects of the 'Brown' sound, those obviously being the Destroyer. I will go for 'Eruption' and 'ATBL' (especially the palm muted arpeggiated Am intro) for the Franky.
So basically I prefer the Franky for lead 'Brown sound' and the Destroyer for the rhythm 'brown sound'.
Having said that though, the two BEST chords struck on that first album, imo, are the 'A' chord in Eruption (It ERUPTED !) and that first 'D' chord in 'Atomic Punk right after the dive bomb, both examples being the Franky.
always sounded very frankie brown to me 
R.I.P Mark Abrahamian, You will be remembered!
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dazzlindino
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Re: VH I parts
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Last edited by dazzlindino on Thu Jun 21, 2012 5:26 pm, edited 1 time in total.
I want my music waking up the dead...
Dont tell me to turn it down
if its not loud enough you must be really old...huh,what,what did you play?
Dont tell me to turn it down
if its not loud enough you must be really old...huh,what,what did you play?
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Re: VH I parts
This should be good ..It's like waiting for the concert to start.
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