could someone please explain the relationships between orange, black, green, and maytamp amps? are they seperate companies?
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Right-o.
Heres the abridged version. Many moons ago, Orange and Matamp were the same company. Then in the 60s they split up. You then had Ornage making Orange amps, and Matamp making Black, Green etc. Orange amps are only orange. The rest are Matamp.
Matamp have recently re-vamped their range, and have stopped the high wattage GTL models, (the classic stoner amp), and another company with the old GTL enthusiasts has sprung up building those amps for the stoner rock market basically.
Thats the basics of it, but the whole story should be on Matamp.co.uk i think.
Rich"I believe the truth is not told between 9 and 5." - Hunter S. Thompson
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Originally posted by newking70then i think theres matamp usa?Originally posted by Kyuss_RockThats what I like to hear. Family massacre heavy.
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Originally posted by nahfutenwhat exactly is a "stoner rocker"
Some Examples of stoner rock bands are: Kyuss, Fu Manchu, Nebula, Dozer, and many, many more. Those are just a few "well known" stoner rock bands.
Here is the best site for reasources, or bands www.stonerrock.comOriginally posted by Kyuss_RockThats what I like to hear. Family massacre heavy.
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Originally posted by newking70then i think theres matamp usa?
'stoner rock' is a crap term, its just widley accepted one, like 'grunge'.
Stoner rock is basically heavy, groovy, pretty retro rock and roll. These days it seems to be evolving into darker, more epic and sinister territorry, which is no bad thing in my book. Bands like High on Fire, Mastadon and Pelican are bringing the genre into the mainstream. QOTSA are an evolution of the stoner thing, these days they have a lot more pop influences, but in a good way. The seminal stoner band are Kyuss, who kinda kickstarted the new movment, and influenced people in many many genres. The closest mainstream band to stoner was probably the early Soundgarden records. Heavy, groovy, psycadelic, and slower than alot of the heavy stuff around at the time.
For more information on the whole thing check out stonerrock.com some awesome bands on there. Knowlegable forum members too.
Rich"I believe the truth is not told between 9 and 5." - Hunter S. Thompson
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Originally posted by nahfutenwhat exactly is a "stoner rocker"
You can check out a free track or two from most of these bands on the mp3 jukebox at stonerrock.com. Click the pulldown window to view tracks by band.
K_R hit it re the skinny on Orange, Matamp and Electric Amps.
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Originally posted by Hot _Gritshmm, various definitions of stoner rock and not one reference to pot. Are you guys trying to hide something?"I believe the truth is not told between 9 and 5." - Hunter S. Thompson
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Originally posted by Kyuss_Rock
Heres the abridged version. Many moons ago, Orange and Matamp were the same company. Then in the 60s they split up. You then had Ornage making Orange amps, and Matamp making Black, Green etc. Orange amps are only orange. The rest are Matamp.*Recipient of the 2006 Time Magazine "Man Of The Year" Award*
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Originally posted by Hot _Gritshmm, various definitions of stoner rock and not one reference to pot. Are you guys trying to hide something?
One of the funniest things I've seen on stage recently was Bongzilla, a Matamp weilding stonerrock band. All of them are on stage sound checking. Guitarist on the left pulls a pipe out of his pocket, turns around to smoke it and hands the pipe and the lighter with his hand toward the audience so we will not see him pass the pipe to the drummer. Who does the same thing, complete with feeble attempt to cover it up. Bassist does the same. Let's hear it for subtlety.
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