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Who played drums that night?

@@negativeindustrial Herb

@@tinyhat5944 Awesome. Bet it was a great show.

@@negativeindustrial was, indeed.

My thoughts exactly. TOOL should be opening for them.

Was at the Orange Peel. Was shocked to see him navigate that Rick! Falls into their Fender partnership too. He played that beautiful Rickenbacker(which is a purchasable model) and a white/white Stratocaster. Gina Gleason was Telecaster straight through, whites, but possibly pearl pickguards. She’s a force of nature. Wasn’t paying that much attention, they were RIPPING! It sounded unbelievably good in terms of tone and sonics. The best rhythm section. The entirety of the Peel staff, top notch, serious pros in a badass venue format! 🎼 Shoutout to MOOG synthesizers. ;) ⛰️ Edit: Style in; Amps, racks, floor effects, front line techs, and management.

Indeed, that part needed do double down on its awesomeness. When I heard it the first time, I really wasn't expecting that after 5 and half minutes.

What’s wrong with that

@@jjmac18 it’s amazing, Eazy E was a legend. He was the real Gangsta. He had more money than Billie Eillish

@@mandem32 Who tf cares if he had more money than Billie Eilish or not? and just a fact, this was found on google: Eazy-E's Net Worth: US $50 Million Billie EIlish's Net Worth: Us $141 Million

​@@casapu_ ye true but he also died in 95 he would have way more cuz of the movie straight outta compton and his coperations with nintendo and apple

But for some reason, they keep pathetic Ray on. They have said in interviews they would rather have John, they bring John on every chance they can, the fans prefer John, so why keep Ray on? It must suck being him, clinging to a band knowing they don't want him around. From all I hear, he's an asshole too, so why?

No, they have different ranges. Arch is a light tenor, he always sings in a head chest voice, graced and helped by his fine tone, high and thinner than Alder. Ray, since his debut with Syrus and on his first album with Fates Warning, No exit, denoted a darker voice (probably a dark tenor on early albums, which over time became a baritone on Redemption albums) with turn into a graspy heady "falsettone". If we look at all his albums with Fates Warning, from Perfect Symmetry, to Parallels, through Inside Out and arriving to Diconnected, Alder suffered a gradual lowering of his vocal range. Arch, for his part, never suffered a lowering of the tonality of the songs. Unfortunately we must consider he was ALSO a smoker. John, however, maintained, as I said before, his vocal extension. Already on 2003's "A twist of fate" solo album, he had no problem reproducing vocal lines on the same key used on albums with Fates Warning. And it's not ONLY a matter of technical skills: on his Twist of fate's inlay booklet's debut album, Arch said he returned to singing after 15 years of inactivity and "needed to readapt his laryngeal muscles" to this difficult vocal lines

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@@tanktuba Beautiful. 🎸 So do you make your own guitars?

@@tanktuba lol, I hear ya. No, I don't build - I want to, though! Just bought a CBG off of eBay about 3 months ago or so. I've really enjoyed playing it.

@@tanktuba I'll have to check out your work. Do you have a website or anything?

@@tanktuba Good stuff man...I'll check it out...love seeing the every day guitar player making their own instruments. And yes you are correct there are many videos out there showing how to build cigar box guitars I just don't have a whole lot of skills bring to the table lol.

@@tanktuba 'Preciate the encouragement man!