ericmeyer4
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Re: Smashing Pumpkins
For me I prefer the Adore and Machina tones. I think I'm probably the only one though....
For me I prefer the Adore and Machina tones. I think I'm probably the only one though....
ericmeyer4 said:For me I prefer the Adore and Machina tones. I think I'm probably the only one though....
wildstar said:Yep.
:laugh2:
But it's all cool. Different strokes and all.
But you're definitely wrong.
:bigthumb:
wildstar said:Yep.
:laugh2:
But it's all cool. Different strokes and all.
But you're definitely wrong.
:bigthumb:
rguser said:I'm a casual SP fan. are you guys talking about billy or james iha?
I thought james iha played most of the guitar tracks in studio.
cookie2j said:I thought I read somewhere that Corgan re- recorded all the parts of both James and D'Arcy on Siamese Dream.
ericmeyer4 said:Wrong about?
wildstar said:Wrong about prefering the tone on Machina and Adore. I was being silly. Since you can't be wrong about an opinion, right? So by saying you were wrong for having a different opinion from mine, I thought it would be obvious that I was kidding around with you.
So to clarify, just kidding dude!
:bigthumb:
ericmeyer4 said:I will admit you had me a little confused, but its all good. :banana:
Summer 1991, I got out of the Army, the guys in my band were raving about this "Smashing Pumpkins" band and I bought the record. That was one of THE big life changing records of my life. August or September of 91 they played an acoustic in store appearance, there were around 50-70 people there. After the show I talked to James and Billy about their rigs on the record. As we were talking, James was signing the back of my CD he wrote:ericmeyer4 said:On Gish I think he used an ADA MP-1 Preamp. It doesn't sound anything like a Big Muff to me.
The Golden Boy said:Summer 1991, I got out of the Army, the guys in my band were raving about this "Smashing Pumpkins" band and I bought the record. That was one of THE big life changing records of my life. August or September of 91 they played an acoustic in store appearance, there were around 50-70 people there. After the show I talked to James and Billy about their rigs on the record. As we were talking, James was signing the back of my CD he wrote:
Drown sounds totally Gish era.wildstar said:What do you think Drown was? Gish-era rig, or Siamese Dream-era gear?
wildstar said:I'd love to see Billy pull out his Big Muffs and JCMs and his Strats with Lace Sensors (when the f^*king hell did he switch to Gibsons?!?!?!?! How did I miss that?!?!?) and write 'em, play 'em, and sing 'em the way he was meant to.
screamingdaisy said:Last I saw him he was playing a couple of Strat looking things (Fernandez?), a Washburn Dime (used the Floyd on a song or two), and I think a Flying V or something.
ericmeyer4 said:On his solo tour almost everysong he was using a Reverend with p90's in it and a Flying V on one song.
screamingdaisy said:Yeah, he was switching two Reverends back and forth with his tech, Flying V on one song, but he did have a star shaped Dime guitar that he used the Floyd on pretty extensively.
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