yeah the lil mini solo he does before is really cool then he leads it into that. its pretty rad. but nothing beats the intro before vitamin...lil hiphopness

[QUOTE=ween2424]I know he uses Mesa/Boogie 2x12 combos. Lay off the distortion a little and play with the neck pickup on.[/QUOTE]
He actually switched over to a Vox AC30 or something like that for ACLOTM.

Does he have any sponsors like PRS, cause he uses them alot

[QUOTE=ibanez_line6]Does he have any sponsors like PRS, cause he uses them alot[/QUOTE]

He used to play PRS guitars (Custom 22's and 24's, Hollowbody II's I believe, a Custom McCarty Hollowbody which was reportedly his favorite guitar ever at one point) and Mesa Boogie amps (2 Tremoverbs or Rectoverbs if I remember correctly) but he has switched to Fender (Authentic '65 Jazzmaster and an assortment '62 American Reissue Jazzmasters. He also has numerous Strats and Teles of which I do not know the model) and a Vox + Marshall combo (Vox AC30 212, I'm not sure about the Vox).

[QUOTE=Sound Boy]yeah the lil mini solo he does before is really cool then he leads it into that. its pretty rad. but nothing beats the intro before vitamin...lil hiphopness[/QUOTE]

I dunno, Sick Sad Little World is pretty awesome, and that solo...

[QUOTE=Idiot Martyr]He used to play PRS guitars (Custom 22's and 24's, Hollowbody II's I believe, a Custom McCarty Hollowbody which was reportedly his favorite guitar ever at one point) and Mesa Boogie amps (2 Tremoverbs or Rectoverbs if I remember correctly) but he has switched to Fender (Authentic '65 Jazzmaster and an assortment '62 American Reissue Jazzmasters. He also has numerous Strats and Teles of which I do not know the model) and a Vox + Marshall combo (Vox AC30 212, I'm not sure about the [b]Marshall[/b]).[/QUOTE]

It's a Marshall Plexi Lead 100 with two 212 cabinets.

The AC30 is his clean amp. The tone driver pedal in front of it is to give it a bit of a high/mid boost.

The Plexi Lead is his distortion amp. Mike's guitar tech modified it to have more gain than it normally would. It kinda sounds like shi[b][i][/i][/b]t in my opinion, especially live.

God, he has realy changed his set up, that would probaly explain his new sound

Do you's reckon mike could shred? My mate reckons he could

[QUOTE=ibanez_line6]Do you's reckon mike could shred? My mate reckons he could[/QUOTE]

yeah.

[QUOTE=Skyler]It's a Marshall Plexi Lead 100 with two 212 cabinets.

The AC30 is his clean amp. The tone driver pedal in front of it is to give it a bit of a high/mid boost.

The Plexi Lead is his distortion amp. Mike's guitar tech modified it to have more gain than it normally would. It kinda sounds like shi[b][i][/i][/b]t in my opinion, especially live.[/QUOTE]

And now I'm a bit wiser. Lol we're like the resident Einziger geeks.

[QUOTE=ibanez_line6]Do you's reckon mike could shred? My mate reckons he could[/QUOTE]


the first movement of the oddessy is pretty close to shreding, or as close to it as i see mike getting to it

[QUOTE=Alessandro]Most of Fungus is much harder to play than the Crow stuff.[/QUOTE]

Er. No.

[QUOTE=ibanez_line6]Do you's reckon mike could shred? My mate reckons he could[/QUOTE]
Listen to the song "Priceless" and "Psychopsylociban". He is pretty quick.

[QUOTE=Skyler]Er. No.[/QUOTE]

Why? Crow is full of short, simple solos (except for SSLW and Priceless), power chords, etc... I´ve never seen a single Tab for the "Trouble in The 421" solo, and the "Deep Inside" (from SCIENCE) solo is the bitchest thing ever played by Mike, I think even he himself doesn´t know how to play it anymore... I´m not saying "oh, their funkier sound was much better", but it was just much more technical and guitar centered. I don´t think the next album will be a lot better than Crow in terms of guitar playing, Mike holds his skills too much, it´s a shame :upset: , he´s one of my favorite guitarists.

[QUOTE=Alessandro]Why? Crow is full of short, simple solos (except for SSLW and Priceless), power chords, etc... I´ve never seen a single Tab for the "Trouble in The 421" solo, and the "Deep Inside" (from SCIENCE) solo is the bitchest thing ever played by Mike, I think even he himself doesn´t know how to play it anymore... I´m not saying "oh, their funkier sound was much better", but it was just much more technical and guitar centered. I don´t think the next album will be a lot better than Crow in terms of guitar playing, Mike holds his skills too much, it´s a shame :upset: , he´s one of my favorite guitarists.[/QUOTE]

A lot of that stuff was improvised, especially when performed live. They can't play [I]Azwethinkweiz[/I] anymore because they forgot it (Brandon said after attempting to finish it something along the lines of, "Maybe someday someone will teach it to is all the way through and we can say we played [I]Azwethnkweiz[/I]") if anything is technical it's the Crow stuff.

And I agree with you about him holding his skill, sometimes I wish he would just senselessly show off, but I don't think he's all about the shredding you know? I love his solos like the ones in [I]Monuments and Melodies[/I], [I]Neither of Us Can See[/I], and [I]Southern Girl[/I].

[QUOTE=Alessandro]Crow is full of short, simple solos, power chords, etc.[/quote]

And the rest of the albums aren't? Most of the stuff on Crow involves much more than power chords.

[QUOTE=Alessandro]And the "Deep Inside" (from SCIENCE) solo is the bitchest thing ever played by Mike, I think even he himself doesn´t know how to play it anymore...[/QUOTE]

That solo does sound very impressive, but in reality it's one of the easier things he's played. And yes, he still knows how to play it. It's very simple.

For the most part, you're right. Crow isn't a very complex or difficult album to play. But compared to their other albums, it is.

[QUOTE=Skyler]And the rest of the albums aren't? Most of the stuff on Crow involves much more than power chords.



That solo does sound very impressive, but in reality it's one of the easier things he's played. And yes, he still knows how to play it. It's very simple.

For the most part, you're right. Crow isn't a very complex or difficult album to play. But compared to their other albums, it is.[/QUOTE]
Personally, I think Crow is the most complex. They played around with time signitures a little more, there is more jazz influence it seems like, and his chord progression choices are amazing.

Is there a time/date set for a new Incubus album?

Sorry, I probably should have read a few pages first, and this is taking it waaay off-topic.

But much <3 for Incubus. :D

[QUOTE=Chu]Is there a time/date set for a new Incubus album?

Sorry, I probably should have read a few pages first, and this is taking it waaay off-topic.

But much <3 for Incubus. :D[/QUOTE]
Summer '06? I think that's what was said.

Sweet, chears for that :thumb:

[QUOTE=Skyler]And yes, he still knows how to play it. It's very simple.
[/QUOTE]

I figured that, I was talking about Azwethinkweiz.

my mate who is a drummer thinks that the song "warning" cannot be played. I reckon it is playable, do you?

[QUOTE=Idiot Martyr]I figured that, I was talking about Azwethinkweiz.[/QUOTE]

:confused: Huh? I'm talking about the Deep Inside solo.

[QUOTE=ibanez_line6]my mate who is a drummer thinks that the song "warning" cannot be played. I reckon it is playable, do you?[/QUOTE]
Is it the ride thing he can't get? I think that's what my brother thought was impossible a long time ago.

It's not too hard. The crash/china hits at the end of the song can be hard I guess.

yeah, pasillas is a pretty good drummer

the deep inside solo is farking sweet, as is the priceless solo!

any of you guys got into the Time Lapse Consortium stuff? Classic Mikey sound to that really diggin it :D

[QUOTE=\m/ vo|ati|e \m/]any of you guys got into the Time Lapse Consortium stuff? Classic Mikey sound to that really diggin it :D[/QUOTE]

Sure, TLC is amazing, I love Grimace and Cholula :thumb:

[QUOTE=\m/ vo|ati|e \m/]any of you guys got into the Time Lapse Consortium stuff? Classic Mikey sound to that really diggin it :D[/QUOTE]

I love them if you haven't noticed by now :lol: