The High Tide - The Value of the Well...
Posted: Fri Jul 04, 2014 12:32 am
Hey cockknockers!
After lots of delays, my band's album is finally done and released to the world. It took nearly two years from our first day in the studio through mixing, due to issues with the studio/mixing, and band member availability... we're all a bit too busy, I suppose.
If you'd like to take a listen (and perhaps purchase, if it fits your fancy), you can do so here:
http://thehightide.bandcamp.com
Let's see if I can remember what made the sounds...
Joe - Squier Jazzmaster (hardtail) or Rondo ES330-style through Supersonic 22
Mike - Gibson Faded SG and modded Mexican Standard Strat through... oh, I think he had his JCM at that point
Me - Fender '66 Classic Jaguar or G&L Tribute Legacy through '72 Twin Reverb
Me - Schecter Hellcat VI through '72 Twin Reverb and SansAmp
Me - Squier Jaguar Bass SS through SansAmp
Dale - Drums
Mike & Joe - Organ via a Roland Juno GI
Me - Rogue mandolin through '72 Twin Reverb
After lots of delays, my band's album is finally done and released to the world. It took nearly two years from our first day in the studio through mixing, due to issues with the studio/mixing, and band member availability... we're all a bit too busy, I suppose.
If you'd like to take a listen (and perhaps purchase, if it fits your fancy), you can do so here:
http://thehightide.bandcamp.com
Let's see if I can remember what made the sounds...
Joe - Squier Jazzmaster (hardtail) or Rondo ES330-style through Supersonic 22
Mike - Gibson Faded SG and modded Mexican Standard Strat through... oh, I think he had his JCM at that point
Me - Fender '66 Classic Jaguar or G&L Tribute Legacy through '72 Twin Reverb
Me - Schecter Hellcat VI through '72 Twin Reverb and SansAmp
Me - Squier Jaguar Bass SS through SansAmp
Dale - Drums
Mike & Joe - Organ via a Roland Juno GI
Me - Rogue mandolin through '72 Twin Reverb