insane music/gear ideas thread.

[RAGER]

Too many here locally to count.

[mutantcolors]

Figured as much. Nothing.

[Jake]

A slightly less asshole-y way to respond to mutant's post might have been something like:

Yes, I've seen that exact thing happen in my town. Many, many times, in fact.

Followed by:
A. It sounded really cool to see and hear two killer bands intermesh like that. Very worthwhile.
B. It was kind of a clusterfuck. Too many cooks in the kitchen, so to speak. Not recommended.

[RAGER]

Maybe they don't do this in  bumfucked idaho but it's a common occurrence here in Portland for bands to square off on stage and trade tunes.  done it myself.  Don't get all fragile cuz your unoriginal idea has been already done and done.  Hey maybe you should do a 2 drummer thing.  That's original right.  Fuck it never mind.  dick

[Jake]

Hey, thanks again for classing up the Jam Room.

[RAGER]

Thanks for harping on a point. So fragile.

[agent of change]

[mutantcolors]

Seriously, post up some shit of two bands playing one set.

Here's a mind-melter: Portland is podunk by just about any standard outside Oregon.

[Lumpy]

I've never seen that (two bands one cup). It's a good idea on paper. There are stages big enough to fit everybody, or do dudes exit the band stage round-robin style? Logistically, it seems awkward unless maybe a warehouse show where there's no actual stage?

[agent of change]

Then one giant song all together to finish out?

[RacerX]

Dunno—ask RAGER. 

[RAGER]

Hey you're late lastwordlung.

[BastardCthulhu]

So back on topic then...Wheez-o-tron APPLAUDED.

[Instant Dan]

Klon Centaur overdrive pedal that does a glitchy 8-bit octave sound just because all those blues lawyers would have a conniption fit.

[RacerX]

These dudes were insane to think they wouldn't get caught...

http://crimeblog.dallasnews.com/2014/04/local-musicians-sentenced-for-selling-165-counterfeit-guitars-to-finance-tour.html/

[Metal and Beer]

The comments section of (pretty much any) news stories make me want to do bad stuffs to people.

[RacerX]

I can dig it.

[Omlet]

In my drone doom project I use various of strange sounds, such as bubbling of aquarium filter with lots of reverb, plus of course some radio feedback, which is one of my favorite "effect"

[Lumpy]

In my drone doom project I use various of strange sounds, such as bubbling of aquarium filter with lots of reverb, plus of course some radio feedback, which is one of my favorite "effect"

"Liked"

[Discö Rice]

I've heard drummers that sounded like a shoe in a dryer.

*cough* ZACK HILL *coughcough..*

[JemDooM]

heh. you never know....

here's mine:

THEE ultimate noise band rhythm-box. thinking of you mortay haha.

take 1 old clothes dryer.
strip it down to motor and drum
add speed controller to motor and envelope type of speed control
modify the paddles, both in spacing and in shape. some could catch and release at the top, some could deflect
thoroughly research every conceivable shit that makes heinous noise tumbling in a dryer and maybe come out with sets of stuff that sounds killer at certain speeds with certain paddle combos
FINALLY, replace sections of the drum with other materials for different sounds upon being struck by flying objects.

you are on your own regarding mic'ing that bitch up.


next.....

Haha! Mort will have that done, recorded and released within a week!