It's fair enough. I just feel bad for them sometimes when a large chunk of the crowd does that.

I liked what I've heard of their earlier stuff more. What they do now, to me, it sounds a little samey. Still good to throw on at a shindig or whatever though.

Ha! That last post wasn't there when I read the thread.

Around here quite often people will turn up to watch their mates in the local support, then immediately leave before the headline band even hits the stage if they don't know them. That's pretty crap. Whether or not you go see a band you like, that's down to you, but it wouldn't stop me. I often end ...

Perhaps I didn't make myself clear, or maybe I was just reading the thread wrongly, but what appeared to start off as a discussion about AFL meters then became a discussion about gain structure in general. It strayed from the theme of the original post so I started a new thread. These were the state...

Reading this thread http://www.electrical.com/phpBB2/viewtopic.php?t=27986&postdays=0&postorder=asc&highlight=live+sound+meters&start=0 I'm intrigued by the difference of opinion here about using meters. Do those that shun use of the meters for reference in setting gain structure ten...

Bird call and the first signs of a new working day.

Saw them play on a completely inappropriate bill a few years back, don't think they had the 1979 bit then. They were loud, vulgar and appeared to scare the crap out of a few hundred Killers fans, temporarily half-clearing the venue in the process. On that front, I quite liked them. Hearing the album...

Becoming quite partial to this mic, thinking about picking one up myself.

Nice option live as well, can add a bit of crunch to distorted guitar.

Most Neurosis records, especially Sovereign and A Sun That Never Sets.