Joel O'Keeffe & Harri Harrison | Airbourne | Artist Spotlight

[@fuckfaceunstoppable2696]

AIRBOURNE is the reason i get through work all week and then spend all my money on whiskey women and beer, i love this band

[@-Luucy-]

fuck yeah!

[@armando181000]

Good choice, love them too ❤️❤️❤️

[@RÅNÇIÐ]

Man, that tone could set a whole continent on fire...

[@metalguy4137]

bod dom tiss ------ fark your a funny carnt

[@LIGMAFB]

Damn, too soon. Lol.

[@ryanpaul4833]

These guys are awesome live! So much energy!

[@peterlynch1172]

That guitar tone 🔥⚡️

[@motorheadbanger90]

Marshall and Gibson guitars. Match made in heaven.

[@acledfloyd]

I love that black Gibson Custom Explorer. Binding and one TV jones pickup. That's just so unique and cool.

[@nickhalman93]

Erik Harker You can definitely tell the famous Young brothers had a major influence on them!

[@acledfloyd]

@@nickhalman93 Absolutely

[@PatrickCapone]

Yeah man, I've been playing Marshall's for over 40 years. These days I'm loving my Jubilee reissue stack.

[@IanHaghighat]

Haha the Seymour Duncan riff!

[@nikolaiplotnikov7243]

0:52 They're playing Hell Ain't A Bad Place To Be by AC/DC

[@guitarist100]

Airbourne , Gibson guitars and Marshall amps heaven !!!!!!!

[@AussieHardRocker]

I play in the band too and I spent my money in Marshall's stacks and Gibson Guitars too 😂👍🏼 this is the first thing you see before a bands start to playing. Oh Marshall's stacks and Gibson Guitars that's it. That's the reason why I want to have minimum 2x Marshall Fullstacks for my band and the other guitarist too.

[@masteryoda498]

Gibson + Marshall = Rock N Roll Heaven.

[@junerain6111]

기타와 앰프 그대로의 사운드로 에너지를 한껏 보여주셔서 늘 잘듣고 있습니다.

[@MichaelSorensen-bl3ec]

First time I saw this band they were opening for Rose Tattoo and Motorhead. They absolutely stole the show. Pretty tough gig with those other legendary bands, but they really proved themselves that night.

[@joeychatfield7105]

Go hard you Warrnambool lads 👏🏻👍💪🏻

[@acdlouis2132]

This is my fkn’ favourite band ⚡️🔥⚡️

[@xjohn1970]

Keep it Loud AIRBORNE #1

[@littlewing90]

What a fucking sick tone!!!

[@NevilClavain1]

It's kinda weird to see Joel wearing a shirt ^^

[@danielemella1758]

Il Marshall é la storia del rock and roll!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! HAIL DI'AUL 😈🐐

[@londonman8688]

best rock and roll band ever to come out of warrnambool !

[@Sellen-]

Awesome !!

[@extramolestrial5417]

Jubilees. Yes. Good.

[@ArnaudK67]

What’s the song at 1’31’´ ? This intro is just enormous ! And that tone ! Marshall amps are awesome !

[@paulbrown8402]

AC/DC Live wire, from the album High Voltage

[@darrensoria3014]

What song are they playing around the 1:34 mark?

[@cameronschneider4314]

What is the tune around 1:48?

[@claudiocampusanorojas4090]

If you mean the song they start a little after 1:48, that would be Burnout the Nitro from Boneshaker.

[@evanhammond4954]

Fakin airbourne🤘

[@lovecraftmusic8717]

I really don't get why Marshall doesn't make a Dave Murray signature Jcm800 with more gain and efx loop since Iron Maiden were the very first using this series and launching the trend for heavy metal bands. They should pair the head with with a g1265 loaded straight cab to aim the Piece of mind tone. @MARSHALL WAKE UP!!!! YOU DON'T EVEN IMAGINE HOW MAIDEN FANATICS LIKE ME ARE OUT THERE!

[@TheNocturnalEvil]

Neither Dave Murray nor Adrian Smith ever used the JCM800 series of amps. All old Iron Maiden albums were recorded on 50-watt JMP 1987 MkII Super Lead amps. Later albums were recorded with rack-mount Marshall JMP-1 preamps paired with rack-mount Marshall 9200 MonoBlock power amps. It was Judas Priest who started the trend of JCM800 in metal with the Screaming For Vengeance album and live tour. They used the 4 input non master volume JCM800 1959 MkII Super Lead though. The reason Marshall never made Glen Tipton or K.K. Downing signature JCM800 amps is that the 4-input non master volume JCM800 1959 MkII Super Lead amps were discontinued in 1989. The production of those amps lasted for a rather short while, from 1981 to 1989, and they haven't been re-issued yet.

[@lovecraftmusic8717]

@@TheNocturnalEvil much probably they used both series, depending on the availability since a 1987 jmp is the same as the Jcm800 1987. This said, even two jmp 1987 would sound different from each other.

[@TheNocturnalEvil]

@@lovecraftmusic8717 That's just your speculation mate. There are no pictures of Dave Murray or Adrian Smith using the JCM800 1987.

[@lovecraftmusic8717]

@@TheNocturnalEvil right about the pics, but aren't the jmp and the Jcm800 the same fucking thing? Or is this speculation too? Marshall should make a signature Murray amp, jmp or Jcm800... You'll get virtually the same exact tone.

[@TheNocturnalEvil]

@@lovecraftmusic8717 JMP and JCM800 are two different series of amps. There are even two different kinds of JCM800 amps. One kind was the ones with two inputs and master volume, while others kind was with 4 inputs and no master volume. JMP series amps were brighter than the JCM800 series amps. So, no unlike what you believe they don't sound the same.

[@walleye306]

NASCAR racing intensifies

[@easyskankingdude]

Joel is starting to look like Steven Wright lol

[@dm2923]

Airbourne come to greece....

[@CanadianDupa]

But Joel doesn’t only use Marshall in his rig.

[@tonerevivalengineering4847]

Derpy Turtle yeah... but any other amps he uses are definitely Marshall inspired.

[@Scalamander]

He does use Marshall. He blends multiple amps into a "Scotch Whiskey Blend". His main amp is that JMP, along with a Peavy Butcher.

[@TheNocturnalEvil]

Peavey Butcher is basically a hot rodded JCM800. His Wizard amps are just boutique Marshall clones with minor improvements. So, technically they play Marshall based amps.