Lalena go to Deep Purple song here.OscarH wrote: ↑2020-10-23 07:18Ron,Ron The Mon wrote: ↑2020-10-22 22:04Oscar,
There is only one solid response. The other is from some wishy-washy guy In need of good ears who can't make up his mind..
When I heard clip A on my phone, I immediately thought to myself; "Nice. A 1960 Les Paul through a cranked Marshall amp." After listening further into the song through Isobariks, I recognized David Coverdale's voice and assumed this was early Whitesnake. Then I looked up Whitesnake songs and couldn't find yours. Hmmmm.
Then I looked up "The Beast", which is Bernie Marsden's Les Paul and found it is a 1959 model. Hmmm.
Whitesnake had two guitarists as well. But it sounded like Jon Lord's organ after re-listening to your clips. Double Hmmm.
That led me to this website. BINGO. This is the guitar used in the song you played; "Love Child". What sounded to me like an '80s Marshall is actually an early Hi-Watt amp.
I am a huge fan of early Deep Purple; I've probably played In Rock a thousand times. I don't even have a copy of Come Taste The Band, as I never rated it. Interestingly, I was once in a band and when we were making our first album cover, we photographed our faces through pint glasses of beer. Our album was called Come Taste The Beer.
Ron The Mon
Tommy Bolin Convert
Very pleased to have picked a sufficiently obscure track to send you on a (re)discovery of Deep Purple’s short lived MkIV line up.
My go to album has always been Machine Head, but Smoke on the Water would have been far too obvious and using Lazy for a clip would severely challenge people’s patience.
For the Swedish forum members among us the alias ‘Tommy Bolin’ has a further 1990’s comedy connotation... which could easily be used to sidetrack to (amongst others) Cliff Burton of Metallica. Anyway...
Your favorite clip A is the interconnect you convincingly identified as “non-original”, which lost 5-0 to a very affordable QED earlier this week.
beck thus narrowly preferred the original black.
So that opens up a number of possibilities...
Maybe my QED really is very good?
Maybe my original black is very bad?
Maybe my clips are very confusing/bad?
Maybe this is another (see Karousel thread) situation where clips come up short?
To at least cover all options here’s the blind A-B (actually C-D) of the original black vs. QED.
Still the Hakai playing, but again an entirely different song to keep you all on your toes.
https://www.dropbox.com/sh/r76g7i5q1rjb ... QSnfa?dl=0
Bombshell, I identify as wishy washy. Disavowed normal Tune Dem™, ignored RTM's "strict" Tune Dem™ and applied authoritarian Tune Dem™.