Must Have Two In One (Dual) Pedals

[@sourceaudioeffects]

Yo, Josh - thanks for including the Collider Delay+Reverb - it's always an honor. Great to see Coppersound in there too - our Massachusetts brothers! Double albums: Chicago Transit Authority, Tommy, Songs in the Key of Life, (and London Calling of course).

[@paperhanger29]

I want this pedal so bad!! And I'm in Massachusetts! Haha

[@GoodVibeTribe]

Sold my UA pedals kept the Collider!

[@mattg082]

My main delay and the reverbs nice :)

[@JohannesLabusch]

Hey have you heard about that nutty guy who put, like, 9 different Tube Screamers in one pedal?

[@tyleraho2485]

It takes all my will no not buy that pedal... dammit I want it so bad, but I just bought the lucky cat in black and the emperor.(that emperor pedal is toooooight!!)

[@MultiDragola]

@@tyleraho2485 honestly multipedals are nice but once you get over the fact that it has 9 screamers but for me personally I find myself keeping it on one setting and never changing. I'd say if you can play or borrow one that would be great. But in my opinion it's just good for figuring out which tube screamer you want to get for even cheaper.

[@waffle-jy5yf]

He also put all the big muffs (except the new rams head) in one pedal lol

[@triplesevensix291]

I have not but would like to buy him a pint! Genius! You know how sometimes they say " less is more, more is less?" That is mostly true but sometimes more is more. Sometimes... ;) Just ask Josh. " Loud is more good" Lol.

[@shanewright2772]

Yes, they called him crazy but the guy who put 9 Metal Zones in one pedal they called a God.

[@tophatness5674]

“Lost in the supermarket” is a greatly underrated Clash song from that album. Easily my favorite song from the Clash.

[@liamtahaney713]

Ever heard the Ben folds cover? That's great too.

[@poetryofbeing]

Lost in the supermarket seems like the clash version of disco...solid cut.

[@trentingtonb]

I've always thought of that as the song Jarvis Cocker never wrote

[@chrisradzion2148]

It’s funny. That song is sung by Mick Jones, sounds like a song he’d write, but it was actually written by Strummer. They were such a great band. “Clampdown” is another good one, and “Death or Glory” has some of the most cutting punk lyrics (despite not being a “punk” song).

[@ArtBabbitt]

Love that one too. Name one bad track from London Calling -- there ain't any.

[@noyd4172]

Favorite double album has to be "Lift Your Skinny Fists Like Antennas to Heaven" by Godspeed You! Black Emperor. It's a musical work that absolutely has to be a double album and takes full advantage of the time the format allows in a way no other album I've ever heard does.

[@simonnaji]

Josh, you really must be the most generous spirit in the guitar community. For the founder of a pedal company to spread so much positivity about the products of other companies represents the best of the online world. Long may you thrive!

[@winstonsmith8236]

You’re obviously unaware of his past pre-JHS show. Research it. You’ll be maybe…surprised, maybe not. Either way, it looks like he’s doing his penance (appropriate term) for his past behavior now by helping out smaller companies and trying to be inclusive of everyone, especially the lgbtq crowd.

[@simonnaji]

@@winstonsmith8236 No, I don't know about that, nor do I particularly want to. I suppose for those that do, there will always be people like you to point the way back to some real or imagined mis-deeds.

[@winstonsmith8236]

@@simonnaji So you're willfully choosing ignorance about someone in a relative position of power and influence. brilliant. You know you can be informed and still choose to watch him, as I do.....right?

[@simonnaji]

@@winstonsmith8236 Willfully, yes. That's how I do everything.

[@IamtheFerryMan]

@Chris Hash Look at you, applying your little "equity" lense to everyone and everything from the past condemning them for passing judgment on others whilst passing your own judgements on them. You should really save that for your pals at your unpacking group.

[@shawnmcvey7789]

Favorite Double Album: I have 4 -London Calling -Exile On Main Street -Live and Dangerous (I know it's doctored) -The White Album Also, I got the Spring Tank specifically because I needed a reverb but figured I might as well get 2 for 1.

[@jesperbc]

Favorite double album? Smashing Pumpkins - Mellon Collie and the Infinite Sadness! Absolut masterpiece of an album, and an album that shaped my guitar playing quite a bit, especially my love for the Big Muff.

[@rorschach1]

Porcelina of the vast oceans is so amazing

[@paulianhodgson]

Yes!

[@chrisradzion2148]

Mellon Collie was basically “The Wall” for my generation. Absolutely my favorite Pumpkins record, and definitely on my top 3 albums of all time list. It also inspired me to get a Big Muff. Unfortunately, I got a Sovtek (this was mid 99s, one of my first pedals), which doesn’t quite have that bite that the Op Amp does. Plus, I didn’t understand how to dial it in properly. I learned eventually, and thankfully EHX reissues the Op Amp Muff. Theres something about that pedal that just more raw than the other Muffs.

[@JosefRosam]

@@chrisradzion2148 the sovtek is amazing!!!!

[@Shoegazer-ef9sp]

Really, Siamese Dream Gish and their singles album is as far as I go😂

[@maggieo]

I was in my teens when "London Calling," my second-favorite double LP, came out, along with my all-time favorite double album, "The Name Of This Band Is Talking Heads," and they are as fresh as the day I dropped the needle on their virgin vinyl. Two utterly perfect albums. My favorite double pedal is a tie right now, the Strymon DECO and the Fender Tre-Verb. I run those into my Milkman One Watt Plus and that's a rock-solid base for anything else I want to do.

[@BluesLicks101]

Thanks for the tip on the Fender TreVerb, have the Deco and LOVE that pedal.

[@markferguson3745]

More Songs About Buildings and Food remains in my top five LP's, - which is odd, because I'm not otherwise a big Talking Heads fan.It's a singular, brilliant album.

[@michaelwebb4082]

“The Wall” is my favorite album of all time, let alone my favorite double!

[@patricksommer3971]

It's the second best album of all time

[@ricklewis5804]

Michael Webb Except for about half the songs are crap. The good ones are great though.

[@derosabike]

Lucky enough to support the Clash in the UK on the '79/80 London Calling Tour. The Clash put a call out for local bands to open for them at each gig and we (The Escalators) were one of them.

[@paulcowart3174]

That was super cool for them to do that

[@ChristopherClause]

It was MIND blowing to hear LONDON CALLING for the first time...from the first time I played the record it became an immediate lifelong favourite. Hard to pick a FAVE double album as there are so many....White Album, Electric Ladyland, Blonde on Blonde AND London Calling - even Sandinista...thanks for the videos. Catching up on ones I haven't seen :) Be Well.

[@juanfranciscovela9283]

I absolutely love your show. I have never commented a video before, I think, but I just had to congratulate you and this show. I congratulate how you sponsor and promote buying other pedals and hardly ever mention your own work. They actually speak for themselves -your pedals I mean- so I guess no need to advertise them. Or maybe your are just really passionate about pedals and sonic world. I thank you because if it wasn't for your videos which I picked not so long ago, I would be tweaking a Helix and instead I opted into building my own pedalboard from scratch. Thanks for your dedication and love for pedals.

[@jdwilliams202000]

Led Zeppelin - Physical Graffiti (favorite double album)

[@aylbdrmadison1051]

I can just copy paste my reply to the guy who said: "Rush - Exit Stage Left" here because now I've seen my two favorites (unless I'm forgetting something, then I'll be copy-pasting again, lols)... _"So many great double albums, but I suppose if I had to choose just one, that might be it for me too."_

[@bigpapachance]

Sign o' the times? A good one as well

[@RCAvhstape]

@@aylbdrmadison1051 Problem is that Exit Stage Left is a live album, not a "real" (studio) album, if that means anything. But yeah, it is awesome.

[@mattw36]

I have so much respect for this company and channel advertising and giving kudos to other companies. Obviously making these vids can make you money but this is so clearly a pedal nerd channel that helps expose us to different options. Also shows the confidence you all have in your own products

[@RoutineFiend]

Baroness' Yellow and Green album has got be hands-down my favorite double album. Supremely moody vibes and killer hooks.

[@JohnDoe-pq8yw]

Frampton Comes Alive. When Frampton said "do you feel" through that talk box it was one of the most amazing guitar sounds ever heard.

[@favoriteblueshirt]

Oh you reminded me...Humble Pie- Performance Rockin' the Fillmore.

[@TheDaddyTinman]

Ditto for my favorite double album. Spring time in the dorm circa 1977 and my cheap stereo playing through the windows as the breeze pushed the curtains in. And then a few years ago, my wife took me to see Frampton as he re-replayed the album in concert (Valentine's Day present). I bought the CDs they made from the concert. Wow. Good times revisited.

[@memphismick7010]

I saw Frampton before I heard the album and the talkbox thing was wild and amazing. That album was a good guitar album at the time.

[@robbarstow2074]

Absolutely love my Hudson Broadcast! Big shout for a great double album, look no further than 2019 and Foals’ Everything Not Saved Will Be Lost.

[@drtomservo]

Favorite double lp: Allman Brothers Band Live at the Fillmore East. Favorite double pedal: Sioux Guitars Combination Bridge.

[@paulcowart3174]

Top shelf

[@EchoTangoFuture7]

I’ve got a broadcast, superb pedal! Don’t forget it has internal pots, dimed mine back to open the sound out more, now I’m never taking the pedal off my board

[@horizontalblanking]

Favorite double album: ELO, "Out Of The Blue" Such a perfectly crafted pop album; Jeff Lynne is a world treasure.

[@ezzeapiaggio]

Fav double album, Pink Floyd Ummagumma. Literally changed my life and the way i see music from that day (1990) on.

[@Quicksilver_Cookie]

Strymon Flint is my 2 in 1 choice. Never left my rig since I've got it, and probably never will. All the reverb and tremolo options I could ever want. Massive functionality, built to last.

[@rattfink9]

Double Nickles On The Dime. 'Nuff said. ;)

[@acceptancecorp.4736]

we jam econo, makes a stench...

[@rattfink9]

@@acceptancecorp.4736 We talking the philosophy or the film?

[@ricardorodriguez5549]

Maybe partying will help?

[@gramsci420]

THE greatest double album and, ironically, not a single pedal on the whole damn thing.

[@mikehoffman1136]

@@gramsci420 Just Treble and Bass at 11 with zero midrange.

[@ArtBabbitt]

January 1980 I was in a Peaches record store in Indianapolis. I was 15. A super cute worker was unboxing new releases. I started a conversation with her -- hey, anything new you recommend? She pulled London Calling out of the box she'd just opened. "Buy this," she said. I'd never heard of the Clash, but the cover looked cool and I wanted to impress the clerk. So I bought it. One great song after another. No bad tracks. Intense, funny, passionate. I swear I listened to the whole album at least 100 times during high school. The standout track was "Train in Vain." Not only because it was a great song, but because it was not listed on the jacket or the label. My first experience with a 'hidden track' -- way before CDs came along. Fifteen was the perfect age for this album. I was impressionable, eager to learn. Desperate to break out of the oppression of high school. The Clash showed me a new way. This album changed my life. It was my generation's Revolver. I'm 55 now and I still listen to London Calling all the time.

[@thejemmett8881]

The Beatles White Album - Fave "Deeper" track would have to be "Happiness is a Warm Gun"

[@urwholefamilydied]

White Album by far the best double album. "I'm So Tired" is another great lennon track from that album.

[@notapplicable328]

Rain is solid

[@urwholefamilydied]

@@notapplicable328 ya, not a white album track. (username checks out?)

[@notapplicable328]

Charles J Gartner ok fine all you need is love

[@urwholefamilydied]

@@notapplicable328 Yessss... now that's a solid White Album track!

[@PaulHikes2]

Well, I was around when London Calling came out - I was 12. However, my memory of it (well, a smaller part of it) is from when I was 15. My high school cafeteria had a jukebox, and had the London Calling single with Train in Vain as the b-side. Played it every day of my freshman year while having breakfast. Great record, great memories.

[@silvamorphisphaeble7863]

PaulHikes2 Cool school......and a cool way to accompany breakfast. 😎

[@Maxtodon]

Mastodon's Crack the Sky deluxe edition has the regular album, and an instrumental version. It's fantastic. I really enjoy when my ZVEX Super Duper 2 in 1 pushes my amp's front end into a nice, warm, furry, rock tone.

[@paulcowart3174]

Yes ZVex has some great double action

[@KneedleKnees]

Quadrophenia. By far my favorite double album. Actually got to see the Who perform it in its entirety in 2012.

[@ethermod307]

When i first heard London Calling, it felt historic. It felt like an era has ended and a new just begun. It felt like these guys somehow felt what's in the air and put it down in sound. For me personally also probably the best LP cover in history.

[@lordclancharlie1325]

they were 200% in tune with their time

[@muddymike10]

Upon release, London Calling was the game changer . As one who purchased it upon release, I learned that "punk" was a state of mind, not a haircut. These two LP's cover so many styles, so well; it was just a great leap forward regardless of nationality or background.

[@janghazi8331]

Stevie’s Songs In The Key Of Life

[@-davidolivares]

Jan Ghazi Also, Secret Life of Plants is killer.

[@ChunkyPuke4me]

That song "As" is amazing and inspiring.

[@carlsimons6616]

That Sovtek style one, when you hit the second switch, reminds me of the JHS circuit on the Muffuletta, which I've owned for a month now, and absolutely LOVE!! I'm a bassist, so when your instructions suggested the JHS circuit for Bass, I did what anyone would...i tried every other circuit first, and when I finally flipped to your circuit, it was like night and day!! I've been getting a lot of positive feedback on the new sound, as well!! You have created the ULTIMATE Muff pedal, and I salute you!! I have that paired with the new Tech21 SH-1, and with the 2, tonal my possibilities are ENDLESS!!! THANK YOU!!

[@dylanneedleman947]

I’m stuck between Zen Arcade by Hüsker Dü or Daydream Nation by Sonic Youth

[@dantemurphy2729]

Both amazing albums. A nice place to be stuck. Add in "Double Nickles on the Dime" and you have a trifecta.

[@dylanneedleman947]

@@dantemurphy2729 While I greatly enjoyed "Double Nickles on the Dime" it didn't have the same effect on me that Zen Arcade or Daydream Nation. I might need to listen to it a bit more.

[@dantemurphy2729]

@@dylanneedleman947 It's a different but equally credible beast. Probably more like Zen Arcade in that it isn't a "mood" album like Daydream was. All three are glorious proof that the 80s wasn't just hair metal, mall pop, and new wave.

[@orlock20]

That Super Russian is modern metal in a pedal. No need to drop tune.

[@ricardorodriguez5549]

Good place to be

[@patmcintyre5140]

I was 9 years old and my uncle was living with us in his first year of college. He bought London Calling, listened once, and hated it. He gave it to me and I stacked it up with my Cheap Trick and Kiss records. Punk was still kind of new, but even at 9 I knew who the Ramones and Sex Pistols were. This was different. The songs didn't all sound the same, and much of it made me wonder if it was really Punk? It was. It was the album that helped me define what Punk really was. Difference from the norm, and an attitude/voice that transcends musical style alone. Truly classic record. Thanks, Josh!

[@justinpeterich3441]

I need to unsubscribe. I spend way too much money on pedals, and I’m starting to realize why😪

[@coreyw5981]

But how much Mr Scott made us all pedal savvy

[@joshuakincheloe]

Ironic... Sarcasm has provided a DOUBLE MEANING!!! Yeah baby!

[@the92project]

I actually find pedal buying a smart way to combat GAS. Less expensive than guitars or amps, and you can buy second hand and resale for nearly no loss. Buying new is dumb in most cases

[@_RLP]

@@the92project Right on! I was gonna say just that. You get a thumbs up for both the comment and the name. Cheers, dude

[@ArtBabbitt]

I hear ya. Every time Josh says "you need to buy this" I jump over to Reverb.

[@ArchambaultMark]

My favorite album of all time. I heard it as a high schooler and was blown away by the power and and mix of styles. Over the years it has been my "go to" feel good lp. Every cut is brimming with life. Live it!

[@TheSpyromilas]

The Clash are my favorite band of all time so London calling is probably my favorite double album of all time. On December 14th it will have its 40th Anniversary. It's hard to pick one song off of London Calling but the Guns of Brixton, Hateful, Koka Kola and Rudie Can't Fail are the songs I currently appreciate the most. It changes from year to year. Stadium Arcadium by the Red Hot Chili Peppers is up there as well. The guitar on that album is John Frusciante at his prime before he dropped the mic (and guitar) and peaced out. Sandinista is another good one. It gets crapped on a lot as well but I like it more and more the older I get. Its a triple album and probably has nearly two albums of good songs.

[@k.p.wesleyiii6475]

I miss my H2O I still have it but it stopped working a few years ago. This show has inspired me to crack it open and see what's wrong and if I can fix it. The chorus plus slap back was absolute heaven. The slap back was soooooo good.

[@MrBobHallis]

Favorite double albums three way tie: Quadophenia All Things Must Pass (3 records actually) Layla

[@watcherdan7437]

Hi Josh, I just watched your video and wanted to say I was around when London Calling came out on radio. It was a great time to be alive. I bought the album on tape and played it on my tape deck while working on a seismic boat off of Haiti.

[@chado8452]

The first double album that pops into my head is Wilco's Being There. It was the first Wilco album I bought and I was hooked.

[@jstrandquist]

I listened to London Calling a few months ago and I was blown away. Normally being a fan of 90's alternative, and only having heard the Clash's poppier songs on classic rock radio, it was a true joy to hear the breadth and depth of music on the album. From the gloriously bitter "Death or Glory" to the proto-emo "Lost In The Supermarket" to the sheer ragged desperation on the title track, every song was full of clever lines and often searing criticism and I loved it all. Furthermore, the strong reggae influences immediately made me think of that other tumultuous reggae-styled punk band, Sublime. To hear the musical genesis of so much alternative music in that one album was amazing.

[@outsidestuff5283]

Glad to know im not the only one who uses an sg on a clean setting

[@noyd4172]

SGs are highly underrated clean/low-gain guitars. You, me, George Harrison, and Sister Rosetta Tharpe can all agree on that.

[@Pchristensen20]

Love my SG into a JC-120 with delays

[@tite93]

Humbuckers in general sound great in clean. Especially if you use both, not just the bridge

[@noyd4172]

@@tite93 I actually keep my Dean SG copy always in the middle, and just blend the two volumes for different combinations. I personally find that it really opens up the treble and the low-mids.

[@mrgluoftheworld]

I am no prude, but I just realized that the way you speak is totally appropriate (fun, even) to listen to with my kids in the room. Thank you!

[@alexpacheco2031]

i leave my clothes on my bed & my pedals in the dresser drawers

[@triplesevensix291]

Priorities is right. Gotta look after your babies. ;)

[@kingofdragontown9680]

We all relate to that

[@kevmac1230]

I bum out every day of my 64 yr.old life that I didn't have all the cool pedals mocking me in my collection now, back when.Life is cruel.

[@aphexon.]

I can't enter my bedroom its full of pedals :(

[@_RLP]

Hahaha

[@KronosWT]

I love the Quiet Theory. Its so dark and sits so nicely when you use a high treble guitar!

[@mypal1990]

Now that two in one pedals are in discussion there's gonna be an episode about multieffects pedals right?

[@gabegamer3663]

Emmanuel Alejandro 🤢

[@MultiDragola]

@@gabegamer3663 lmao multipedals are super versatile. Lmao not like you need a effect you use for 1 or 2 songs on your board permanently. Just because you are okay with spending 70 bucks a effect versus spending a hundred and getting 10-20 effects. Especially when in almost all case the average player would be better of with more options to explore and create new and different music.

[@misterknightowlandco]

MultiDragola I use an EHX hot wax for overdrive sounds and a digitech RP 80 for modulation effects. I dig it.

[@rickc2102]

@@MultiDragola I was actively uninspired from playing for a couple of years by the massive suckiness of a multi fx pedal. I'd rather be impressed and inspired by high-quality two channels and reverb than by 20 crappy effects. Even better to then go out and find 5 or 6 really high-quality effects that move you forward.

[@MultiDragola]

@@rickc2102 there are just as many shitty single effects as there are shitty multieffects it's just a matter of what unit you have. On my board I use the valeton Coral mod and it has 16 modulation effects to select from and cost me like 60ish. Sounds phenomenal too.

[@stevenferentzy5832]

Re The Clash “London Calling” - what was it like to hear this then-new album as a teenager? Let’s just say my Eagles albums instantly started gathering dust and my wardrobe changed overnight. One of the greatest albums ever made by the only band that matters.

[@Jozuab]

Josh, it seems like you show all the pedals you like/love. Are there any pedals you don't like? And if so, do you wanna show them in an episode? I obviously would love to know why you don't like them :)

[@jburdsinfuse]

He gets so much hate online already, he would probably crash the internet if he tried that.

[@waitingforanalibi3069]

Great idea because there’s not enough negativity on the internet.

[@TheSquareOnes]

That would be really interesting but I can see why he might not want to do that, it's generally considered pretty rude for a professional in a field to call out other people in the same field for doing a shitty job (even though some people obviously do make bad products that deserve to be called out). This is probably especially true in a field like this which seems to have a lot of brands and products which are closely tied to specific individuals, so it's less "this giant company sucks" and more "this particular person sucks." I think it would be a great video and any backlash would probably be too minor to worry about, but I get why it might not happen.

[@KristianHeartmusic]

I agree he should do pedals he doesn’t like that would be an interesting vid

[@jordan-qq9kj]

I second this

[@JohnNathanCO]

In 1979 I was a Jr. College student with a very interesting English teacher. One of the things he had us take a look at was consumer culture, subliminal messages from advertising, etc. He recommended we all take a listen to the Clash song, "All Lost In the Supermarket," which he often quoted lyrics from. Didn't think much of it and did not listen (no internet in those days and albums cost money) until a year or two later when, despite my Allman Brothers, Grateful Dead, Clapton, Santana guitar roots, I joined a really fun New Wave band called The Defectors. They insisted I get off my bluesy purity pedestal and listen to newcomers like Elvis Costello, Talking Heads, Ramones, Pretenders, even Sex Pistols and, of course, The Clash. I'm awfully glad I did, some of the best music of the era. Have loved London Calling ever since, favorite cut probably "The Guns of Brixton," love that rock-ska sound, also "The Right Profile," " The Wrong 'em Boyo," hell, not a bad cut on the whole thing. Great choice!

[@artreno5135]

There are so many great double albums but I'll always go back to the first two that really inspired me .. Jimi Hendrix's Electric Ladyland and The Beatles White Album ...

[@bigsky212]

Love your reviews as always. I was there dude, 9th grade in 1979. My brother had returned from a climbing trip in Europe including time in the UK and he turned me on to the Clash, London Calling. He wasn't a punk fan per say, but I was positively electrified by what I heard and went digging for more. The Clash were beginning to break out of the rigid punk mold of 3 chords + rage (which I also embraced) with this album and I followed them closely through Sandinista and Combat Rock and beyond into Joe and Mick's solo careers. I was dinking around on guitar up to the point I heard London Calling... then I was galvanized. Still rocking to this day!

[@yl9991]

did anyone else notice the screen throbbing during the collider demo? The Beatles by...whoever put out the white album is a good double album

[@deviationblue]

My favorite 2-in-1 pedals are the NuX Atlantic (delay/reverb) and Masamune (compressor/TS boost) - both are

[@daviddayries2610]

Allman Brothers: At Fillmore East is my fav Dbl LP. Great video.

[@paulcowart3174]

Best Live yes

[@TheProducers]

Your pedal descriptions are poetic and very clear at the same time. Quite a feat. Love your work!

[@thaddeusfields4360]

I’ve never liked 2-in-1 pedals. However, the KOT will never leave my board. I also dig the Fulltone GT-500 but prefer the OCD V 1.2

[@NoBSMusicReviews]

I was actually at the gig at the Palladium in NYC where/when the London Calling cover photo was taken. Loudest concert ever (I wore earplugs to these things, and on stage, much to everyone's amusement at the time). It was even louder than the Who. There was a whistling/warbling sound, the sound of a row of Marshalls all dimed, all about to melt down, that I've never heard before, or since. After awhile, fearing the SPL levels might unspool the myelin from my neurons, I went way, way back, to the bar. Didn't matter - even there, my lungs were vibrating so sympathetically, they might have burst through my chest, Alien style, had the show gone on much longer...

[@CentaurusRelax314]

*_"I don't know what you guys do-do whatever you wanna do."_* That belongs on a t-shirt.

[@jeremygillespie7402]

The first Kiss "Alive" was my favorite double album. It took this junior high kid on a musical journey! It was magic! I felt like I was at the show. It was my introduction to Kiss and to live albums. I still love it. Not ashamed.

[@the92project]

My Broadcast arrives tomorrow! This is a sign from the gods

[@georgearagon2546]

Bought this on cassette back in 88. Still listen to it to this day! Only not on cassette. Great episode.

[@coldwar1977]

I never enjoyed playing SG's. But they LOOK so cool!

[@kevinmalone8903]

It's Firebirds for me. Look cool but feel weird to me. And the neck dive. Love me some SG, especially P-90 ones

[@adamandthehbombs]

I had one that sounded great, but it was so unbalanced, I felt like I was always about to drop it.

[@jaramoneja]

exactly. the necks are always too thin for me

[@adamandthehbombs]

Firebirds feel like they're 10 feet long when you're wearing them.

[@JG-ux7of]

Really? I love my SG! My SG and my Les Paul Special DC are my 2 favorite guitars to play. My favorite sounding guitar is my 90s Japanese Fender Jazzmaster. The only problem with that one is it requires a perfect setup to avoid tuning issues or rattling or slipping out of the saddle. The break angle on the bridge has to be right and the neck needs a slight back bow. Even you set it up perfectly in a few weeks it will need a neck adjustment. I shimmed the neck but I probably should just get a Mastery bridge. Everyone who has one swears that fixes any Jazzmaster issues once and for all.

[@smalltown4855]

I was a teenager when London Calling came out. we were rockers but we all loved the clash and the stranglers, still do. we used to cover the song London Calling in my band before we did our own music. great album, great band. my favourite double album is Live Rust, Neil young and I'm not usually a fan of live albums.

[@favoriteblueshirt]

Trout Mask Replica - Capt Beefheart and the Magic Band without a shadow of a doubt.

[@noahzeidman508]

For the record, Milkman The Amp is a hybrid amp with a tube preamp and a 50W solid state power amp. Really enjoyed today’s video!

[@graymcd]

Double Album? Rush - Exit Stage Left

[@aylbdrmadison1051]

So many great double albums, but I suppose if I had to choose just one, that might be it for me too.

[@peaelare]

Yep

[@Ampher03]

Yes

[@moonfarmereleventy]

That doesn't count. It's gotta be a studio album of new material.

[@jonathandranoff1721]

I was born in 1968, and my parents were post-hippies. So, yeah - I got into punk (and jazz), especially when I felt the need to get snobby about rock (which was my parents' music). Thinking about London Calling, which I believe is the greatest punk album, what first struck me is how easygoing the album is. Sure, "London Calling" and "Clampdown" are British punk in the tradition of the Pistols (and even Wire), but "Jimmy Jazz", "Wrong 'Em Boyo", and "Spanish Bombs" are as beholden to Bowie, pub rock, and ska as they are to anything of the time. Great pick.

[@StephenInKanata]

Favorite double album: LOUDER THAN BOMBS by THE SMITHS

[@johngraves2185]

Great selection! I really like the collider!

[@Mistertbones]

Josh: Wears a t-shirt that says "Loud is More Good". Also Josh: Sets the volume on his amp to 3.

[@dewdop]

Got to keep that hearing good

[@MediHusky]

You have to use your amplifiers indoor voice.

[@victorbravo5]

Well, I buy a lotta records all my life, starting out buying Beatles records in the 1960s. The good records are suspicious when you buy them and grow on you when you own them. Over time, you listen to them more and more and you go back to them as the years go buy. The Clash "London Calling" album is like that. Check out the biography video of Joe Strummer to get some inspiration. The song "Guns of Brixton" is my favourite on the album. Congratulations to JHS Pedals for a great "real deal" channel and some great pedals. I have played guitar for >40 years and I wish you the best!

[@dc-yl9fo]

Neil Young - Weld. All the tone!

[@noahzeidman508]

d c the best live Neil album, and that’s saying something!

[@davidrohland9319]

Ironically, I was listening to London Calling earlier today. It came out at a pivotal time in my “guitar life”. London Calling, Brand New Cadillac, Clampdown, and my favorite… Train in Vain. I love the sound and the energy, and I knew that I would never be able to play guitar like Eddie Van Halen, so hearing this made me feel as though I at least had a chance! 🎸

[@Bassmanx89]

Favorite Double Album: The Fragile by NIN

[@OneTinSloth1]

oooooooooooh I forgot about that one! So good!

[@Mr_Gray_Sky]

Kiss: Alive. Not only my favorite double album, but possibly my favorite album altogether.

[@eloctavo1909]

The doors absolutly live! is my favorite double album

[@silvamorphisphaeble7863]

El Octavo "I 2nd that emotion!"

[@favoriteblueshirt]

Oh good shout, yes.

[@MichaelCEsquire]

The EQD HoofReaper is the two in one that has been glued to my board for years. It’s awesome! Also, I’m dying for the next batch of Quiet Theory Preludes to be released. Whenever that is.. I NEED IT

[@shaft9000]

it has to be *FREAK OUT* or *The Lamb Lies Down on Broadway* the "Mother" of all rock double LPs ...and the ender supreme

[@shaft9000]

also is interesting that nobody yet has said Physical Grafitti. When I was a pup in the late 80s that one and White Album was on every other D.I.D. list.

[@rrnn9596]

shaft9000 couple have mentioned it. But yeah, not many. Not sure how that album as a whole gets glossed over in Zep’s catalogue so easily.

[@favoriteblueshirt]

Close there, maybe Uncle Meat?

[@chrisradzion2148]

“London Calling” is my favorite album of all time. It’s like a musical journey; they play a little bit of everything on that record. It’s also one of those albums you can listen to straight through without intending to, and it’s just a balanced, complete record. There’s not a throwaway song on it. The only band that matters! PS: my one request for the DJ at my wedding was that they play “Rudy Can’t Fail”. Also, that Christmas, my wife got me the Joe Strummer Telecaster.

[@noahpauley]

I just bought an original 1980 US pressing of London Calling last month 😂

[@ionobelisk]

And, being there at the time, I have an original UK version

[@jellesffonk1803]

I was at Uni in Guildford in 1980 and went to the 16Tons tour to see the Clash play London Calling about 6 or 7 times. Driving there and back each time with the cassette player on full volume singing along. My favourite band (along with Bowie)

[@TweedSalamander]

Favorite Double Album: XTC - "English Settlement"

[@-davidolivares]

TweedSalamander Oh runa oh runa oh runaway... Love it.

[@stubkar]

You have a fantastic sense of coming up with music that seems inspired by the pedal... You let it take you somewhere.

[@RedRose4711]

Favourite Double Albums: Pink Floyd - Umma Gumma and Led Zep's Physical Graffiti.

[@KazKasozi]

1:35 That Broadcast is a growler. Awesome!

[@coreyclark6505]

I’ve been interested in the Collider, but that things not cheap...

[@MadsenMister]

Corey Clark Yeah, dude. That one’s a Two-in-one-for-the-price-of-six pedal. I’d play the shit out of it though.

[@jonesisdying]

As someone who was 18 when LC came out: it was a little weird. Only two years before The Clash were a true garage band (as the song on their debut said), with maximum energy and minimum fucks given for musical expertise (albeit with a cool sideline in reggae appropriation). LC was a bolt from the blue. A DOUBLE, with a far more polished sound and far more sophisticated approach. Just goes to show what two years solid graft will bring... At the time I was a bit put off by their sudden transformation into a cool looking biker gang, but Ray Lowry's epic parody of the first Elvis album for the cover (along with Pennie Smith's iconic pic of Simonon smashing his bass) remains a design classic, and many years later, this still sounds vital. I was wrong for thinking they'd sold out. It was their last, truly great statement...

[@EnricoFarnedi]

The Band's "Rock of Ages" covers two categories: best double album and best live album.

[@Lou-fs3df]

If you liked it as a double LP how about as a 4-cd set (under a new name)? www.allmusic.com/album/live-at-the-academy-of-music-1971-mw0002563613

[@markhammer643]

Blonde on Blonde, hands down. Simultaneously, and confusingly, one of the best-ever blues albums and romantic love-song albums. Next down from that is the Beatles White Album. Great tunes, great engineering, great playing. As for two-in-one pedals, do we get to include any of those wonderful old wah+extras pedals? You know, the ones that included sirens, tornado/surf sounds, or fuzz. I came into a Korg Mr. Multi this past year, that lets you work the foot treadle like a wah, or like an LFO rate control, to adjust a phaser, a wah, or what Korg called a "double wah" (that sounds a lot like the Schaller Yoy-yoy sound).

[@AtaxiaGaming]

OBNE Rever delay/reverb two in one should be on this list

[@HenritheHorse]

Most of theirs and Chase Bliss pedals could be on!

[@jburdsinfuse]

Why just OBNE, how about TBWO or THRBEE of them?

[@MultiDragola]

@@HenritheHorse chase bliss pedals are stupid expensive I'd love one but I paid less for my carvin v3mc amp so I could never justify it.

[@HenritheHorse]

@@MultiDragola Haven't got one because of the price, but I think you get a lot with Chase Bliss with all the dipswitches.

[@Guitar_Ted]

London Calling? Are you kidding me?!! I bought it in '79 and I credit the album with saving my life. Literally. In particular, the song "I'm Not Down" was my go-to song when I felt depressed. Awesome album. I love every track on it.

[@xJxGx]

Iron Maiden´s Live after Dead it's my favourite double LP ever.

[@jasonmoss2626]

Julio Güissa Except for the incessant “SCREAM FOR ME LONG BEACH “

[@Instagrump_330]

@@jasonmoss2626 that's part of the charm. I don't know if I've ever played a show where I haven't said either "scream for me, Long Beach" like Bruce (or "Cal-eee-for-nyahhh!" like Klaus) between songs. 🤣

[@ekirenrut]

LIVE AFTER DEATH. Glad someone stuck that in there. Up the Irons! Also, any double album by swans. I'm pretty sure they have a few of them.

[@leehutzulak]

Between watching new gear/pedal demos and making music myself, I don't just listen a lot anymore, but a couple double albums I'll never tire of: White Album and Bitches Brew. Current fav 2 in 1 pedal: El Capistan w/ the secondary function spring reverb - and it's a stereo pedal t'boot.

[@TenThumbsProductions]

I love your channel and what you do! Will you be at NAMM? I'd love to have a chance to get to know more about your company and pedals.

[@hissingbeatles499]

calm down bro

[@chickenboyyyy7860]

@@hissingbeatles499 lol

[@NickGranville]

Best two in one pedal I've tried in the Strymon Flint. It's a must have and lives on my pedalboard.

[@LazyCat010]

Genesis - The Lamb Lies Down on Broadway. Don't own any 2 in 1 pedals, but now I want the Super Russian!

[@teddydavis3504]

Holy crap. The Foxcatcher is so full. Awesome.

[@OriginalTLab3000]

I kinda expected the Ibanez Session Man SS10 to be included...

[@micahj9828]

Have one of those and no clue what to do with it. May put it on Reverb.

[@MOECustomGuitars]

I received my Quiet Theory Prelude today. I ordered it based entirely on your recommendation and this video. "My life is forever changed. And now I know about it." Thank you JHS!