I've only heard Def Leppard playing the Rockman headphone amps, heard of ZZ top too, but not the correct album I think, many users though (from wiki)Among the many well-known guitar players who adopted the Rockman early on are: * Tom Scholz * Alex Lifeson of Rush * Charlotte Caffey of The Go-Gos * Phil Collen and Steve Clark of Def Leppard * Billy Gibbons of ZZ Top * Megadeth on the album Peace sells * Bernie LaBarge on his CBS album "Barging In" (1983)
Quote from: Will on January 27, 2009, 07:30:44 PMI've only heard Def Leppard playing the Rockman headphone amps, heard of ZZ top too, but not the correct album I think, many users though (from wiki)Among the many well-known guitar players who adopted the Rockman early on are: * Tom Scholz * Alex Lifeson of Rush * Charlotte Caffey of The Go-Gos * Phil Collen and Steve Clark of Def Leppard * Billy Gibbons of ZZ Top * Megadeth on the album Peace sells * Bernie LaBarge on his CBS album "Barging In" (1983)For anyone who doesn't know already, it might be worth mentioning that Tom Scholz didn't just use the Rockman, he invented it. :)
Early ZZ Top Billy Gibbons (such as Tres Hombres) - his "Pearly Gates" '59 LP and a Marshall stack?
you wouldn't use the meat knife on crusty bread but, equally, the serrated knife and straight edge knife aren't going to go through raw meat as quickly
Quote from: Twinfan on January 27, 2009, 03:51:56 PMEarly ZZ Top Billy Gibbons (such as Tres Hombres) - his "Pearly Gates" '59 LP and a Marshall stack?gibbons always has an amazingly sick and personal tone whatever gear he uses.. it always sounds so great and gnarly.i'd like to say it must be all in the fingers, i'm not sure it is though since he has an famously amazing collection of vintage and boutique gear. nevertheless, there must be some sort of secret.. perhaps his picking style or something.
The Darkness first album - i really would have never believed that was recorded straight into a Mac!
It was on eBay at one point if I remember rightly????
