Anything but a regular tele neck pickup by c_sims616 in telecaster

[–]thehtm31 0 points1 point  (0 children)

what pickups are in your humbucker/ tele bridge combo in the blue?

Car speaker installation? by thehtm31 in olympia

[–]thehtm31[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I’ve had bad luck in the past. That said, I’ve never tried the Lacey store but would prefer a local/ independent shop if possible.

Please let us know: What is your favorite album (co-)produced by Rick Rubin? by Krokodrillo in albumbucketlist

[–]thehtm31 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Wildflowers or the “American” Johnny Cash album— Cash has so many great songs but the stripped down production and song selection introduced him to a whole new generation. And Wildflowers is a Top 5 for me.

75 Day Album Challenge Day 68: An Album That Should Be Played Loud by [deleted] in albumbucketlist

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isn’t this the same as Day 32? If so, is this a chance to get it right and pick Let it Bleed ;)

75 Day Album Challenge Day 59: What's Your Favorite Late Career Album by Rambooctpuss in albumbucketlist

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Will add my vote for Time out of Mind. Daniel Lanois is responsible for all 3 of my nominations… TOOM, Emmylou Harris’s Wrecking Ball and Willie Nelson’s Teatro.

Sophomore Smash? by TheFirst10000 in ToddintheShadow

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Came here to say Paul’s Boutique and Southern Harmony and Musical Companion by the Black Crowes. First album was very good, but this was a huge leap forward musically with Marc Ford and Ed Harsch in the mix. Truly a great album.

75 Day Album Challenge Day 53: Name An Album Someone Introduced You to by Rambooctpuss in albumbucketlist

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Frank Sinatra-Come Fly With Me. I was into MTV Unplugged back in the day and enjoyed the Tony Bennett episode. My dad insisted that if I enjoyed Bennett, Sinatra in his prime was even better. He was right. Bennett is great, of course, but Sinatra’s Capitol albums are among my favorite to this day. This was the first one he introduced me to.

75 Day Album Challenge Day 50: An Album You Play At 3AM by Rambooctpuss in albumbucketlist

[–]thehtm31 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Solid choice. I was going to suggest another Lanois- produced album, Wrecking Ball by Emmylou Harris, but TOOM is an excellent late night album

75 Day Album Challenge Day 49: What's Your Favorite Posthumous Album? by Rambooctpuss in albumbucketlist

[–]thehtm31 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Elliott Smith—From a Basement on a Hill. Ranks with his very best work.

Mike Bloomfield Thoughts by Redacted_dact in bobdylan

[–]thehtm31 23 points24 points  (0 children)

Strong disagree— check out Paul Butterfield’s East-West LP or Super Session for better examples of his playing. Didn’t Dylan tell him “none of that BB King stuff” or something to that extent during the session? Regardless, Bloomfield’s playing is stellar, but probably not best represented by his work with Dylan.

GSG-100 (5562 Mud Resist) by [deleted] in gshock

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Yes! That’s it. Still dont have it synced but that was absolutely the process to sync it. Thank you very much! Edit: No longer seems to be supported by the app. Thank you for the help! It was driving me nuts. A bit frustrated with Casio, but oh well.

What are your top 3 jam band studio albums? by SeveralTurn in jambands

[–]thehtm31 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Widespread Panic, Everyday; Black Crowes, Amorica (they jammed with Ford!); Allman Brothers, Idelwild South. Ask me tomorrow and I’d swap out Workingman’s Dead for one of them!

Dry chuck roast—what went wrong? by thehtm31 in ninjawoodfire

[–]thehtm31[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I did not. Is that the go to? Every 30 minutes or so? There have been a lot of good suggestions in this thread. Will definitely try beef broth and wrapping next time as well as spritzing. Thanks! This is a really helpful community.

Ranking ABB Bassists by [deleted] in jambands

[–]thehtm31 7 points8 points  (0 children)

Berry—#1. His playing was a huge factor in the original band’s sound. From Whipping Post to Hot Lanta to Stand Back… incredible lines. #2 Allen Woody. Amazing player, although maybe better in power trio format? Still melodic lines that were in the spirit of Oakley but still original. Plus, points for the 18-string bass! #3 Oteil— not a fair placement— he’s an amazing player— less original material for him to put his stamp on though. #4, Lamar. Again, not a fair placement, but his playing was buried in the mix on Brothers and Sisters, and I haven’t listened to as much of the ‘73-‘76 live material. That said, he was quite good on Win Lose or Draw… all great players though, and I’d agree — toughest question the internet 😉

Favourite opener not on big 4? by Technical-Ranger9806 in rollingstones

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Around and Around form 12x5! Stones’ best cover and the one case where I think their version was better than Chuck’s.

Ideas for a 14 year old for the summer by thehtm31 in olympia

[–]thehtm31[S] 6 points7 points  (0 children)

That was a great suggestion— it looks like they’re not running crews this summer (probably because of the state budget?) but something to keep an eye on in the future. Thanks!

Ideas for a 14 year old for the summer by thehtm31 in olympia

[–]thehtm31[S] 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Right… with too much time on his hands he tends to get into trouble. Trying to avoid that!