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I don't know if it is a fact, but I asked a guy before the gig yesterday, and he said that they had only sold five or six tickets in Krakow. But the show was cancelled weeks ago. Maybe they could have waited a bit longer before they made the decision to cancel. I don't know, but now I'm getting to go to Krakow with nothing to do [
] Vilhelm…Warzawa -> Bielefeld -> Dresden. In between a packed house. Or Bremen????
But Krakow is a nice city. Hope you'll have a pleasant stay, even though it might be even
colder than here close to Bielefeld. And it's F***ing COLD here…
nice lil tour report: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jMJwRB5WSjA&feature=youtu.be
would anyone know what kind of pedal that is at 6:33, the silver one in the upper left corner (from our POV)?
Pete Cornish G-2 Distortion
http://revolutiondeux.blogspot.be/2010/06/pete-cornish-g2-distortion.html
And another link…
Snah is playing a black Fender Jaguar at the end of the tour report video ? Haven't seen him play that before..
It's actually a Squire Bass VI, a copy/reissue of the legendary 1960s Fender Bass VI. It's tuned like a Bass with 2 additional high strings. IF Snah tunes it that way or maybe he sets it up like a Baritone guitar, I dunno. I have one too (late 90s fender, though) and his sounds a bit in a higher register but maybe it's the chords he chooses. Bent there has a Danelectro or Jerry Jones which comes as Bass and Baritone versions, wonder which one he has.
So they both may play six string basses for BBD, which would be wicked.
If I'm not mistaken, the guitar Bent plays on BBD and Chien is a Jerry Jones longhorn
baritone guitar. He did use a 12-string Danelectro for Chien too, but that was in the
late 90's / early 00's.
Apparently he broke a rib while go-karting midway in the tour. Still didn't stop him
from doing 3 hour extravaganzas :lol:
I guess that's what he has to do in return for this disclaimer on the album.
"kenneth plays paiste cymbals exclusively, bent & snah plays whatever they want to, but really like franks stavem's guitars a lot.
I find this interview more interesting.
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