Another great episode... While I wish all the content was available all at once because it's solid gold. I most grateful I cannot blast through it. Savoring it is surely best...
Couple things... Women And Children First is 40 years plus old. Being 55 I wish 1980 was only 30 years ago :P And those are "turnbuckles" on the Shark guitar. Obtainable at any hardware store. Or know by some as "Tone Killers." Ed installed them because his butcher job took too much meat out of the body and it was coming apart according to few old interviews.
During the opening of Everybody Wants Some, where Ed does the various "sound effects" at the .53 second mark there is a ripping/scrape like the sound that always reminded me of the creeping sound the eggs made opening up in the Alien movies made... I was hoping that might be explained.
Glad you're liking the episodes! Thanks for your insight and commentary on the turnbuckles! I'll listen for the sound you mentioned at .53 and see if I can possibly shed some light on it for you.
Me and my rocker buds gave nicknames for the sounds Ed made in that part of the song back in the day. The first one was the "Scooby" The sound Ed makes for the first one sounds a bit like Scooby talking. Second one the Alien egg-opening sound.(My personal favorite) The third was the "Rocket", and the last one was called the "Boomerang"
Remembering Paul Gilbert's, "Snarly Dog Lick" comment. The solo in, And the Cradle will Rock has some, which sound really neat in the cleaner sound the 3rd album had.
Hey Dweezil - seriously amazing job so far. Easily the first podcast where I've listened to episodes multiple times - there's so much to digest. Super enjoyable and a perfect level of depth. Thanks a ton for dedicating the time & effort for everyone.
Thanks! Glad you're enjoying all the episodes. Sorry, we don't have any video of the episodes. Future episodes might include video. I'm exploring video options for the reverse engineering of the Brown Sound episode.
This series has been incredible so far! Just brings a smile to my face listening to you guys sharing your experiences and dropping interesting tidbits along the way. Guitar nerds are totally eating up the geek out on the nuances of Ed’s playing. Keep up the excellent work. Absolutely on the edge of my seat waiting for the next episode.
I'm so glad you're enjoying it! I can't wait for you to hear the Blues Saraceno episode this coming Thursday. I just finished interviewing Joe Satriani a few minutes ago. His episode is going to be a winner as well!
Dweezil...
Another great episode... While I wish all the content was available all at once because it's solid gold. I most grateful I cannot blast through it. Savoring it is surely best...
Couple things... Women And Children First is 40 years plus old. Being 55 I wish 1980 was only 30 years ago :P And those are "turnbuckles" on the Shark guitar. Obtainable at any hardware store. Or know by some as "Tone Killers." Ed installed them because his butcher job took too much meat out of the body and it was coming apart according to few old interviews.
During the opening of Everybody Wants Some, where Ed does the various "sound effects" at the .53 second mark there is a ripping/scrape like the sound that always reminded me of the creeping sound the eggs made opening up in the Alien movies made... I was hoping that might be explained.
Thanks again for the awesome content!
Hi John,
Glad you're liking the episodes! Thanks for your insight and commentary on the turnbuckles! I'll listen for the sound you mentioned at .53 and see if I can possibly shed some light on it for you.
Dweezil..
Me and my rocker buds gave nicknames for the sounds Ed made in that part of the song back in the day. The first one was the "Scooby" The sound Ed makes for the first one sounds a bit like Scooby talking. Second one the Alien egg-opening sound.(My personal favorite) The third was the "Rocket", and the last one was called the "Boomerang"
Remembering Paul Gilbert's, "Snarly Dog Lick" comment. The solo in, And the Cradle will Rock has some, which sound really neat in the cleaner sound the 3rd album had.
Laughing my ass off during this episode!!!!
Good times!
Hey Dweezil - seriously amazing job so far. Easily the first podcast where I've listened to episodes multiple times - there's so much to digest. Super enjoyable and a perfect level of depth. Thanks a ton for dedicating the time & effort for everyone.
Hi Scott, Thanks for the kind words. I'm happy you're enjoying the series enough for repeat listens!
Hi Dweezil, have thoroughly enjoyed all three episodes, is there video of Paul, and if so any chance of us being able to see that? Thank you, Mark
Hi Mark,
Thanks! Glad you're enjoying all the episodes. Sorry, we don't have any video of the episodes. Future episodes might include video. I'm exploring video options for the reverse engineering of the Brown Sound episode.
This series has been incredible so far! Just brings a smile to my face listening to you guys sharing your experiences and dropping interesting tidbits along the way. Guitar nerds are totally eating up the geek out on the nuances of Ed’s playing. Keep up the excellent work. Absolutely on the edge of my seat waiting for the next episode.
Hi Brian,
I'm so glad you're enjoying it! I can't wait for you to hear the Blues Saraceno episode this coming Thursday. I just finished interviewing Joe Satriani a few minutes ago. His episode is going to be a winner as well!
You got blues doing an segment!!! Wow,, I have not heard that name in a while. Very cool !!!
Yep! His episode will be in 2 parts. We covered a lot of ground. Enjoy!