Rockman Tone in 2017

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Is this thread still going:?:

I don't hear Rockman on the Journey tune. I hear Neal's typical tone.
 
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YouTube user stradivarius151 covers "Let Me Love You" from Jeff Beck's Truth album, recorded with the direct output of the X100:

 
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It will continue to go on in perpetuity and for all of time...

I'm still stunned that it is going. I had expected fewer than ten replies when I first started the thread. I also have to admit that I am off the Rockman market for now, but perhaps some time in the future…
 
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As much as I like the first 3 Boston albums and Tom’s tone, I find it hard to excuse his lawsuit against Micki Delp.
 
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As much as I find it tasteless to sue widows and orphans, Tom had every right to move forward with the lawsuit. She aired out her opinion and accusations in the press. She accused Tom of driving Brad to suicide which is now a chargeable/jailable offense here in Massachusetts.
 
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Why is this the first time I’ve ever heard of this lawsuit? I guess I just haven’t been paying close enough attention! What a shame… Brad Delp’s voice is what REALLY made Boston’s sound unique IMO. Everyone knows that Tom Scholz is kind of a dick, but I guess I didn’t realize just how much!
 
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Brad's wife came out in the press and accused Tom Scholz of driving Brad to suicide. IIRC Tom sued her for slander and the courts agreed with him. She had no proof of his actions causing the suicide. Years later the same Massachusetts courts convicted a young girl of manslaughter because she texted her boyfriend to kill himself and he did. If Tom Scholz's case came after hers I think he would have had a tougher time winning. From what Brad's wife said there were a flurry of harrasing phone calls.
 
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He didn’t win. The MA Supreme Court refused to revive his cases.

https://law.justia.com/cases/massachusetts/supreme-court/2015/sjc-11511-11621.html

You are right I remembered it differently. The courts were so off base not hearing the case. The articles blaming Tom for the suicide were based on conjecture and statements from people too cowardly to attach their names to them. It is funny you can not yell fire in a crowded theater but can hide behind the 1st amendment to call someone a murderer. Some of the other cases that were cited were corporations vs. the Boston Herald, not individuals protecting their reputations. The MA Supreme Court was way off by not hearing the case. What happened to someone's right to face their accuser?
 
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You say this is “truth”, but where is the information about the problems with Scholz?

At best this is a partial truth.

This news article coincides exactly with the legal document you posted... in fact, I believe they
wrote the article using said legal document as a reference. Did you read it before posting?
 
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Delp was widely acknowledged as a nice guy.

Tom? Not so much.

I've heard similar. But I think the truth is, "it all depends on who you ask".

And, I wouldn't necessarily call someone who puts up a hidden video cam in his ex-wife's younger sister's room a "nice guy"...
 
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I probably shouldn't encourage these types of tomfoolery, but did the LLL/Securb showdown (or, if I even dare: tonedown) ever happen?
 
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I probably shouldn't encourage these types of tomfoolery, but did the LLL/Securb showdown (or, if I even dare: tonedown) ever happen?

Well, looking back in this thread, on page 10, looks like he edited his 1st post and deleted what he said:

https://forum.seymourduncan.com/showthread.php?321691-Rockman-Tone-in-2017&p=4151064&viewfull=1#post4151064

Immediately after, he had indicated that he was up for it:

I would absolutely love to join the fun. The only caveat is the clip has to be an original composition. You in?

But once the ground rules were set, he retracted with the excuse that he was moving and didn't have all his gear:

https://forum.seymourduncan.com/showthread.php?321691-Rockman-Tone-in-2017&p=4151307&viewfull=1#post4151307

You don't get it this is not important enough to "cheat". I just bought a house 90% of my gear is in storage until the move in next month. I am living in a hotel with the JC120, five stomps and a couple of Les Pauls until the move. Even then this would take back seat to working on actual music for my band, working on the house, spending time with my girlfriend. You know, things that matter. Will I bang out a clip at some point, probably?

...after that he disappeared. I thought it was odd for him to be all gung-ho about it, then suddenly change his mind with the excuse he didn't have all his gear. Oh well... make of that what you will.

I'm always up for a friendly tone challenge (figuring out tones is a big hobby of mine)... I started one last year IIRC for Randy Rhoads in Tips & Clips but no one participated.
 
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I remember that. I am afraid that I don't have the know-how to do these things (hence this thread), otherwise I'd participate. I suspect the same is the case with many people here.

Could I challenge you to figure out some George Lynch tones? I have the guitar tracks for a couple of classic songs, and would love to hear some opinions.
 
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This news article coincides exactly with the legal document you posted... in fact, I believe they
wrote the article using said legal document as a reference. Did you read it before posting?
That's a greater density than black ironwood.

You asserted that the article contained "the (sad) truth". The article I posted addressed the lawsuit, not the conflict between the two. The truth about their conflict involves much more than the lawsuit addressed, especially considering that the lawsuit was about the conflict between Scholz and the Boston Herald along with Delp's fiance. Not the conflict between Scholz and Delp.

Besides, I posted the Court ruling to correct Securb's remark that Tom won the lawsuit.
 
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