I just saw 'It's a Beautiful Day in the Neighborhood' for the first time last night, and I'm from Australia, so 24 hours ago your comment wouldn't have meant a thing to me. Now I get it.
Look man, the best part about your channel is how good the mix is on all your music. That's not a knock on your pedal content because they're amazing but your mixes man, they're so gooood. You gotta take us through the music recording side of your channel someday.
True that, I wish we could see how much work they put in mixing their awesome music inside protools or whatever they use today..I have a feeling they keep it pretty simple but still everything sounds so good!
I'd be surprised if they much post-production mixing/editing at all. I agree that they always sound excellent. But sometimes the best mixes are the ones that are just kept simple. Good sounding guitar into a good sound amp into a good sounding mic, and well-placed mics on the drum set.
In Utero Trivia: the vocals were recorded with a pair of RE-20’s panned left and right to capture the movement of Kurt’s head as he sang. It’s a subtle effect but works extremely well.
It was a RE-20 on the left and a 421 on the right, with a russian Lomo tube mic in the center. Albini sold the mics a couple years ago. There's a photo of the setup.
@@untartelette7545 that's so cool! I have a re20 that I love on kick and I've wanted a 421 for a while to use on various things. I'll have to try a setup like that with my re20, another dynamic on the other side, and maybe my wa47 or k67x in the middle. I have a Cole's 4038 I could throw in the setup too. Sounds like a fun experiment 😊
Same here. And as far as Kurt's love of Beatle-esqe chord progressions, I always thought that it sounded like Lennon on a manic pain killer stint. Go figure. 🤔
Conspiracy theory α: Land Devices is a side project by someone that works for JHS, and Josh is cool with it. Conspiracy theory Ώ: Four of the Land Devices original eight are one person, whom fluxed into four counterparts due to a temporary interdimensional rift, later to be lost to time while being chased by the United States Government outside of Area S4, and last heard on a call from a pay phone to the Coast to Coast radio show (On September 11, 1997).
My understanding is that a sonic maximiser is designed to replicate the fact that the speed of sound varies slightly depending on frequency. In real life, a high frequency arrives at our ear at a slightly different time to a low frequency, when both tones are produced from the same source at the same time. So, I understand a sonic maximiser is a delay, where the delay time is varied for the various frequency ranges within a sound.
I caught that. Ironically Dieter Roth is one of my favorite German visual artists from the late 50s - 90s. Weirdo graphic designer, made sculptures out of all kinds of things, drawings out of melted chocolate, and an experimental musician. Bonkers!
What a great genuine guy Josh is. Reviews other brands enthusiastically, yet has his own line of pedals. Brilliant channel, JHS great company! Respect🎸👍
It's funny that even with the voice on the "call" distorted, it's pretty damn easy to identify Nick as the one who recorded it through his speech mannerisms... Furthermore, the chosen record for record time "In Utero" is a pretty damn clever tip, as utero means womb, and so it can be understood as "In the Womb", as if Land Devices were being gestaded within JHS. You guys are amazing, keep up with the awesome content. Best Regards, Leandro!
Ugh I was waiting for potential Black Friday deals but I didn’t realize how limited the HP-2’s quantity was. Now they’re sold out.... I’m honestly pretty bummed. I was hoping to use it as my main drive pedal. Really dig that sound I hope they reissue more
In Utero was such a huge part of my teen musical journey that the comment, "if you haven't heard it," made me feel as if you were saying, "if you've never heard someone say your name out loud before."
Parallel Universe was a mini masterpiece. Seriously. And to think I’ve just been hanging around waiting for that Sovtek video. Yet here I am. Entertained and educated.
I like the aesthetic of Land Devices for sure and if there is humor behind that, all the better. The "First Quality" and the mixer are definitely something pedal aficionados could use. As for Nirvana, I saw them a couple of times before they became famous up in Washington state at a party and a bar. They were something to see for sure, they played very loud and aggressively but you could tell there was more going on than just volume.
@@mikelewis3643 lol honestly I just mean "used to do" as in I have other things I'm into that temporarily distract me, magic the gathering, programming, learning recording software.
speaking of farm devices, they have the fly agaric pedal which is a dual phaser which sounds incredible. it'd be great to see a video about dual/multiple effects pedals. cheers!
The split and parallel guitar pedal jam was so cool. I have honestly never thought of stacking sounds that way. Looks like I have some gear to add to my list.
I think my fave Nirvana album is Nevermind. I was old enough that I was working some of my first jobs as a dishwasher angstily scrubbing pots and pans to this album on my Walkman for hours. Actually used a line from Bleach to conclude one of those jobs (You can’t fire me cause I quit!). Incesticide was actually between Nevermind and In Utero that is highly underrated. Son of a Gun on that one is just an awesome song.
Was gonna ask about a Perculator show, I’ve one from uk company, Fredric effects and it’s awesome ps I can confirm In Utero is the greatest Nirvana album, greatest opening line to an album ever
In Utero... bought it the day it was released w/ paper route money. (yes, I'm 133 years old, shut up) Kinda sad memories associated w/ a lot of this album. The press was not being kind to Kurt, and he would be dead in less than 7 months. However, these are some great tunes. And so are the B-sides from the same recording sessions!!! Seriously, if you're a casual fan, it's worth checking out some of the rarities from this era - Moist V...., I Hate Myself and I Want To Die, Marigold (Grohl on lead vocals), and Sappy (first studio-quality version of an older song that had other titles.) I don't know if it was Steve Albini coaching Dave Grohl, or just him starting to come out of his shell as a singer from touring so much, but the backing vocals and harmonies on this record are amazing! Kurt even commented shortly before his death at how impressed he was w/ Dave's backing vocals and joked that he was worried he was gonna take over his job as lead singer. I think Pennyroyal Tea is probably my personal favorite from the album. There is so much pain and passion in Kurt's voice during the chorus and Dave's backing harmonies serve the song perfectly. I'm convinced Albini and whoever mixed the album have a lot to do with that. Sorry this comment was so short.
In utero is the album that connected with me. Pennyroyal tea jumped out as at me like a single person having a conversation with themselves, except during the response section you realize it's not a self conversation but one with many people. Plus I love Kurt's guitar sound on this one. It's almost like it's semi buried, tucked in with a blanket for the night under the stars of his voice and Dave's drums. Chris's bass just stays mellow throughout like the stuffed animal next to him, soft, simple and consistent.
In utero it's actually, my favorite nirvana record. I think it's more powerful than nevermind, and less poppy. Nevermind it's a great record, and got a lot of hits, but in utero got the songs, and it sounds amazing.
That mixer is such a cool idea. Imagine blending multiple independent overdrives and the thick juicy harmonics you could create. The possibilities are endless! And I like Nirvana.
If you like In Utero and especially the production, check out Steve Albini's own band Shellac. Awesome, noisy, groovy, primitive (in a good way) math and noise rock. 1000 Hurts is a killer record. Also check out the dozens of underground classics he's produced: Jesus Lizard, PJ Harvey, Neurosis, Pixies, Low, the list goes on.
It says "made in USA" on some of them. They are waaaay too expensive for most people. Oh well.... As far as the Harmonic Percolator, it was picked up by Steve Albini and allegedly some were first given to the band Pussy Galore to use.
Ohhhh, my gosh! You guys just get better. O how I hope you all live forever. I'm gonna live forever. "He" took care of that for me. You have had a chance to see me post many times. This "Land" investigation is excellent for you. You are just as good as them, and you are awesome as they are. But here's the deal. They inspire you. I can tell. I'm old. If I were younger, I would seek you guys out and make you hire me. My current company "keeps" me on because I am their so called creative. Lol. If they only knew. You and Nick do just perfect demo jams. And! I like that they are "TITLED". Gotta get my youtube channel workin and sustainable. There is some kindredness even though I'm thirty years older than you guys, at least. You give me great joy! Awesome work guys, just awesome. I'm obviously not low key, but hey, I get it.
15:40 first reaction was "are you crazy, how could anyone don't know this album?!" and the second later I just realized that my twenty birthday was so long ago :) Cheers!
Any connection with the Polaroid company? I remember advertisements that said , Polaroid- Land camera. I thought Land meant not under water until I found out land was something else that I didn't understand. Oh my, that hole is a camera?
Can definitely see that early Braun design influence. Dieter Rams' industrial design for Braun was unparalleled, especially in the 60's. Dieter Rams' Ten Principles for Good Design: readymag.com/shuffle/dieter-rams/ten-commandments/
Land Device is the second coolest company around. JHS remains #1 in my heart though. For me, 'In Utero' is my favorite Nirvana album. I fell in love with Nirvana's 'Nevermind' like most, but I was awestruck by 'In Utero' even more. When 'Heart-shaped Box' was released on MTV, they immediately became my favorite band of the 90's. Love songs like 'Serve The Servants,' 'Heart-shaped Box,' 'Rape Me,' 'Milk It,' 'All Apologies,' and 'Radio Friendly Unit Shifter.' What are some of your favorites, Josh?
The EHX PolyChorus setting he used for Radio Friendly Unit Shifter was mind blowing. The live version of RFUS at the beginning of Live and Loud still gives me chills when I listen/watch.
So funny that you chose in utero for record time. I've been listening and playing along with it almost daily for a bit now. Definitely one of my favorite albums of all time.
In Utero might legit be my favorite album of all time. For a couple years, I didn't like it very much in comparison to Nevermind, because it was so harsh and jarring much of the time. But circa my freshman year of college (and a great deal of associated angst), I got it. The record just made sense, from the boredom and alienation in Serve the Servants to the wordless anguish of Milk It to the sad beauty of All Apologies. It becomes all the more haunting when listened to in light of Cobain's suicide, but even without that knowledge it's still a masterpiece of rock.
My girlfriend just watched this with me and compared you to Mr Rogers, which I assure you is the highest praise she can give to a human.
So true. Who wants to see Josh in a cardigan?
I just saw 'It's a Beautiful Day in the Neighborhood' for the first time last night, and I'm from Australia, so 24 hours ago your comment wouldn't have meant a thing to me. Now I get it.
@@NewFalconerRecords I'm Aussie, I knew who Fred Rogers was!
Absolutely not
i would LOVE to see Josh as Mr Rogers next halloween.
It was so difficult for Josh not to say he makes Land Device pedals!
Also, great jams on this one.
does he tho?
Agree. Good Jams on this one.
13:19/17:23
I somehow guessed he was connected to them.
nah Land is an Oaklander somewhere on 7th
Light to medium is the ONLY kind of blackmail I'd endorse.
I'm happy with moderate to severe
Josh is like: thats the ratest pedal in the world but i have one
And this in every episode
but does he have the box
It's going to turn out that Land Devices are based at sea, isn't it?
They'll be one of the primary industries of the micronation Sealand
@@tylermarshall6180 :D This is exactly the place I was thinking of!
JHS = Dulce Mountain range, New Mexico
In Utero is a top 5 album all time for me. Fascinating dichotomy of unapproachable noise and undeniable melody. Great pick.
Worthy
josh out here flexing on us making a metal zone sound good.
Look man, the best part about your channel is how good the mix is on all your music. That's not a knock on your pedal content because they're amazing but your mixes man, they're so gooood. You gotta take us through the music recording side of your channel someday.
Check out the "how we write a song" or the more recent colourbox v2 videos! They're dope.
True that, I wish we could see how much work they put in mixing their awesome music inside protools or whatever they use today..I have a feeling they keep it pretty simple but still everything sounds so good!
I'd be surprised if they much post-production mixing/editing at all. I agree that they always sound excellent. But sometimes the best mixes are the ones that are just kept simple. Good sounding guitar into a good sound amp into a good sounding mic, and well-placed mics on the drum set.
In Utero Trivia: the vocals were recorded with a pair of RE-20’s panned left and right to capture the movement of Kurt’s head as he sang. It’s a subtle effect but works extremely well.
It was a RE-20 on the left and a 421 on the right, with a russian Lomo tube mic in the center. Albini sold the mics a couple years ago. There's a photo of the setup.
@@untartelette7545 that's so cool! I have a re20 that I love on kick and I've wanted a 421 for a while to use on various things. I'll have to try a setup like that with my re20, another dynamic on the other side, and maybe my wa47 or k67x in the middle. I have a Cole's 4038 I could throw in the setup too. Sounds like a fun experiment 😊
'Francis Farmer Will Have Her Revenge On Seattle' is among my top two or three Nirvana songs.
That song is sick
Same here. And as far as Kurt's love of Beatle-esqe chord progressions, I always thought that it sounded like Lennon on a manic pain killer stint. Go figure. 🤔
So good
By far in my opinion their best album.
FFWHHROS is one of my fav, along with STS.
Conspiracy theory α: Land Devices is a side project by someone that works for JHS, and Josh is cool with it.
Conspiracy theory Ώ: Four of the Land Devices original eight are one person, whom fluxed into four counterparts due to a temporary interdimensional rift, later to be lost to time while being chased by the United States Government outside of Area S4, and last heard on a call from a pay phone to the Coast to Coast radio show (On September 11, 1997).
I also think it's a friend of JHS or employee maybe even someone in the videos ;)
Its nick with a voice changer
Or maybe it's just Josh...
Hey, I think I heard that George Nori special.
Theory: Nick is the "N" on the Domino pedal.
Ok, they're pretty mysterious. But not as mysterious as what's inside a BBE Sonic Maximizer and what it actually does! Make it happen, Josh!
Low frequency phase correction.
@@vorpalblades "correction" lol
@@vorpalblades what the bloody hell is that supposed to mean? What’s incorrect about this low frequency phasing?
My understanding is that a sonic maximiser is designed to replicate the fact that the speed of sound varies slightly depending on frequency. In real life, a high frequency arrives at our ear at a slightly different time to a low frequency, when both tones are produced from the same source at the same time. So, I understand a sonic maximiser is a delay, where the delay time is varied for the various frequency ranges within a sound.
It cuts your mids. Doesn't matter how it does it. That's what it does. That's why it sucks.
I can totally imagine Josh shopping for pedals on the black market
Let's face it, Josh and Nick make everything sound great.
Yeeee, JHS day is always a good day
Land is exactly like something Josh would do. Definitely creative and fun and tongue in cheek - yet completely serious.
The Braun designer referenced is Dieter *Rams* (not "Roth"), wonderfully minimalist and modernist clean design of household stuf like radios.
Dieter Roth was a builder of minimalist hot rods in the Bay Area.
@@nicbrownable Not be confused with Dieter Lee Roth, the guy who invented the spinning high-kick off the drum riser.
Yes, but Dieter Roth was great too: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dieter_Roth
but it wasn't even me on the recorder device
Thanks. I was gonna comment the same. Dieter Rams. Like the guy Jonathan Ive of Apple 🍏 always cited. Would be great to have some Dieter Rams Pedals.
seems like a missed opportunity to say "many bothans died to bring us this information."
You've got the shirt and everything
Dieter Rams was the industrial designer associated with the Braun Company, not Dieter Roth.
I caught that. Ironically Dieter Roth is one of my favorite German visual artists from the late 50s - 90s. Weirdo graphic designer, made sculptures out of all kinds of things, drawings out of melted chocolate, and an experimental musician. Bonkers!
Couldn’t even focus on the LD hype, had to come straight to the comments for this correction.
@@deerfieldself256 unforgivable!
Land Devices i went back and watched, 100% focused, promise!
literally unwatchable
Everytime I think I understand your music you throw me for a loop. You are an original
Favorite Nirvana record you say?? Bleach, so raw, that's why In Utero is a close 2nd
I only know Nirvana licks help
I’m pretty sure this is Nick secret brand
That’s what I’m thinking
There are enough uses of like in the official statement to back this idea.
Yes he said “like” so many times that must be the drummer boy.
Or is he the N of L A N D ? So who are the other three?
They come from Oakland CA is all I know for sure.
What a great genuine guy Josh is. Reviews other brands enthusiastically, yet has his own line of pedals. Brilliant channel, JHS great company! Respect🎸👍
Having never heard of them before, I don't know where Josh's irony began and where it ended.
It's funny that even with the voice on the "call" distorted, it's pretty damn easy to identify Nick as the one who recorded it through his speech mannerisms... Furthermore, the chosen record for record time "In Utero" is a pretty damn clever tip, as utero means womb, and so it can be understood as "In the Womb", as if Land Devices were being gestaded within JHS. You guys are amazing, keep up with the awesome content. Best Regards, Leandro!
When the hell are you guys going to make a record?????? I call dibs on the first copy 🤘
so, when do we get the JHS show album?
@Scott Nelson probably have more talent than you :)
@Scott Nelson this is a really weird comment dude
NOOOOOOOOOoooooo, I've been waiting for a certain used one for over 6 months to come up now. Darn you for making them more well known!!!! ;)
The "Josh Effect" strikes again. I feel for you.
@@patrickfitzgerald2861 sigh, still hoping to eventually get one
@@KalJoao The "Josh Effect" usually wears off in about three months. Good luck!
Ugh I was waiting for potential Black Friday deals but I didn’t realize how limited the HP-2’s quantity was. Now they’re sold out....
I’m honestly pretty bummed. I was hoping to use it as my main drive pedal. Really dig that sound
I hope they reissue more
I’m just glad I picked up my HP-2 Ltd last week, not surprised they’re all gone now.
Now that I know you have a Harmonic Percolator, when are you going to do the Harmonic Percolator episode I suggested?
I love your sense of humor, please don’t ever change!
"Teenage angst has paid off well, now I'm bored and old."
Albini is a incredible rabbit hole of a man. Beware that you will be forever delaying your room mics, though.
That comb filtering tho
And no fucking sennheisers!!
In Utero was such a huge part of my teen musical journey that the comment, "if you haven't heard it," made me feel as if you were saying, "if you've never heard someone say your name out loud before."
Parallel Universe was a mini masterpiece. Seriously. And to think I’ve just been hanging around waiting for that Sovtek video. Yet here I am. Entertained and educated.
I own a Land Device HP-2 and I use it for my TB-303 clones .... love it!
I like the aesthetic of Land Devices for sure and if there is humor behind that, all the better. The "First Quality" and the mixer are definitely something pedal aficionados could use. As for Nirvana, I saw them a couple of times before they became famous up in Washington state at a party and a bar. They were something to see for sure, they played very loud and aggressively but you could tell there was more going on than just volume.
The chord progression on Scentless Apprentice after the verse into the scream...nuff said.
The guy says “like” about 3000 times. So it must be drummer boy from your show.
he's doing subliminal suggestion. he likes you to like these pedals. he likes it when you like his vids. I like it, you, like, know?
@@stillnessinmovement it’s like you are right. Like this is a good video to like. So like I give it a like.
@@vintagepipesnightmares likelikelike
@MomoTheBellyDancer it's, like, likely that you will like my opinion. it's likeable.
Silviu that comes of pretty demeaning. Do you enjoy being unlikeable?
Goddamn I love this channel! Reminds me of all the obsessive gear searching I used to do.
Any advice for those of us who are still in those rabbit holes?
@@mikelewis3643 just be happy with what you have. If you have a flanger. Stop trying to find “the perfect flanger” and accept the one you got.
How was re-hab
@@Ottophil but have you HEARD the new flanger???? ;) I’m actually in a bit of a gear nirvana right now, but you know how it is! Hahaha
@@mikelewis3643 lol honestly I just mean "used to do" as in I have other things I'm into that temporarily distract me, magic the gathering, programming, learning recording software.
speaking of farm devices, they have the fly agaric pedal which is a dual phaser which sounds incredible. it'd be great to see a video about dual/multiple effects pedals. cheers!
The split and parallel guitar pedal jam was so cool. I have honestly never thought of stacking sounds that way. Looks like I have some gear to add to my list.
Don’t know if someone mentioned this already but the Braun designer he’s referring to is Dieter Rams. Not Dieter Roth.
Man, that riff with the Land/Farm was wicked cool! A real joy to hear that one.
Definitely need to do a FARM episode as well. Geoff is freaking awesome. Love his stuff.
I think my fave Nirvana album is Nevermind. I was old enough that I was working some of my first jobs as a dishwasher angstily scrubbing pots and pans to this album on my Walkman for hours. Actually used a line from Bleach to conclude one of those jobs (You can’t fire me cause I quit!). Incesticide was actually between Nevermind and In Utero that is highly underrated. Son of a Gun on that one is just an awesome song.
beautiful pedals, aesthetics and sound stand out a lot. btw, nice video josh, as always
Land devices is Josh, Mason from Vertex, Brian Wampler and Robert Keely
IGNORE THE VAN PARKED OUT FRONT
Was gonna ask about a Perculator show, I’ve one from uk company, Fredric effects and it’s awesome ps I can confirm In Utero is the greatest Nirvana album, greatest opening line to an album ever
Fredric effects have some great fuzzes!
Hey, I just wanted to say thanks for this channel and these videos.
Thank you!
I love how JHS videos teach us about brands we never heard if.
In Utero... bought it the day it was released w/ paper route money. (yes, I'm 133 years old, shut up) Kinda sad memories associated w/ a lot of this album. The press was not being kind to Kurt, and he would be dead in less than 7 months. However, these are some great tunes. And so are the B-sides from the same recording sessions!!! Seriously, if you're a casual fan, it's worth checking out some of the rarities from this era - Moist V...., I Hate Myself and I Want To Die, Marigold (Grohl on lead vocals), and Sappy (first studio-quality version of an older song that had other titles.) I don't know if it was Steve Albini coaching Dave Grohl, or just him starting to come out of his shell as a singer from touring so much, but the backing vocals and harmonies on this record are amazing! Kurt even commented shortly before his death at how impressed he was w/ Dave's backing vocals and joked that he was worried he was gonna take over his job as lead singer. I think Pennyroyal Tea is probably my personal favorite from the album. There is so much pain and passion in Kurt's voice during the chorus and Dave's backing harmonies serve the song perfectly. I'm convinced Albini and whoever mixed the album have a lot to do with that. Sorry this comment was so short.
"light to medium blackmail" 😂
up there with light treason
@@CappyRev an AD reference in a JHS comment section just made my day.
Could that also be described as white to grey mail?
Light to medium blackmail: ...or I'll tell your wife.
Heavy blackmail: ...and I'll be needing your wife.
I love learning about pedals from Josh,my favourite show is this show!👍🤘
I’ve always been partial to Incesticide. I find it cheerful yet coarse at the same time.
The sound with the mixer was incredible!
Thrilled to see farm pedals included in a jhs video even in a small way
Oakland represent! My hometown. 😁
EAST BAY!!!
Oakland #1
In utero is the album that connected with me. Pennyroyal tea jumped out as at me like a single person having a conversation with themselves, except during the response section you realize it's not a self conversation but one with many people. Plus I love Kurt's guitar sound on this one. It's almost like it's semi buried, tucked in with a blanket for the night under the stars of his voice and Dave's drums. Chris's bass just stays mellow throughout like the stuffed animal next to him, soft, simple and consistent.
In utero it's actually, my favorite nirvana record. I think it's more powerful than nevermind, and less poppy. Nevermind it's a great record, and got a lot of hits, but in utero got the songs, and it sounds amazing.
I got some Pink Floyd vibe, especially with that slide. Great playing Josh and your Employee band 🐇
Light to medium blackmail...i enjoyed that 👌🏻
Glad I got my HP-2 (which I've been playing nonstop) before this was uploaded.
“I actually heard about this at a laundromat locally. It was awkward. “ lolz
The designer behind all those classic Braun products is Dieter Rams. Credit where it's due. Guy's a legend.
Everything I’ve ever heard in a laundromat has turned out to be chillingly accurate.
😱
Josh, will you please do an episode on who and what lovepedal is? And maybe your favourite 5 pedals that they make? Thanks.
That mixer is such a cool idea. Imagine blending multiple independent overdrives and the thick juicy harmonics you could create. The possibilities are endless! And I like Nirvana.
Great tunes this week Josh and Nick. Particularly liked 'Parallel Universe' 👍
If you like In Utero and especially the production, check out Steve Albini's own band Shellac. Awesome, noisy, groovy, primitive (in a good way) math and noise rock. 1000 Hurts is a killer record. Also check out the dozens of underground classics he's produced: Jesus Lizard, PJ Harvey, Neurosis, Pixies, Low, the list goes on.
It says "made in USA" on some of them. They are waaaay too expensive for most people. Oh well....
As far as the Harmonic Percolator, it was picked up by Steve Albini and allegedly some were first given to the band Pussy Galore to use.
So let me just say I love the way your son uses his ride cymbal during your first pedal demo.
Josh had the sarcasm dialed to 11 today. Love it
Hey I don’t like Nirvana...but because you are one of my favorite people in general..I will listen to that album...maybe...probably not
I wish you would put a TWA MiniMorph on some kind of state fair tractor pull kind of episode.
Really enjoying your videos more and moe as they go on, keep it up!
Awesome video, please do a episode on Dreadbox pedals!!
How fitting - Dave and Foo Fighters have a new album to release. See them on SNL this Saturday.
I think this is probably the most awesome JHS episode I've watched in all my 3 weeks of pedalshow binge watching.
Ohhhh, my gosh! You guys just get better. O how I hope you all live forever. I'm gonna live forever. "He" took care of that for me. You have had a chance to see me post many times. This "Land" investigation is excellent for you. You are just as good as them, and you are awesome as they are. But here's the deal. They inspire you. I can tell. I'm old. If I were younger, I would seek you guys out and make you hire me. My current company "keeps" me on because I am their so called creative. Lol. If they only knew. You and Nick do just perfect demo jams. And! I like that they are "TITLED". Gotta get my youtube channel workin and sustainable. There is some kindredness even though I'm thirty years older than you guys, at least. You give me great joy! Awesome work guys, just awesome. I'm obviously not low key, but hey, I get it.
15:40 first reaction was "are you crazy, how could anyone don't know this album?!" and the second later I just realized that my twenty birthday was so long ago :) Cheers!
Really good jams on this episode!
Any connection with the Polaroid company? I remember advertisements that said , Polaroid- Land camera. I thought Land meant not under water until I found out land was something else that I didn't understand.
Oh my, that hole is a camera?
That might be the best I have ever heard a metal zone sound!
In Utero is my favorite Nirvana album and one of my favorite albums of all time. Love Steve Albini's engineering
some of your tastiest jams in this episode!
The pedals in parallel in the mixer, wow
Can definitely see that early Braun design influence. Dieter Rams' industrial design for Braun was unparalleled, especially in the 60's.
Dieter Rams' Ten Principles for Good Design:
readymag.com/shuffle/dieter-rams/ten-commandments/
When I found out the prices of the Land pedals I lost interest. Like the show, watch often.
Is there a fire pedal, an air pedal, or even a water pedal? We might get an avatar pedal if we get all of it!
the guy that designed all the old Braun stuff referenced, is Dieter Rams, just fyi, not Roth. ✌
I'm convinced Josh is the Danny McBride of the pedal world.
Never mind the pedals - check out that drum sound! Crisp, springy, punchy. Nice
Land Device is the second coolest company around. JHS remains #1 in my heart though.
For me, 'In Utero' is my favorite Nirvana album. I fell in love with Nirvana's 'Nevermind' like most, but I was awestruck by 'In Utero' even more. When 'Heart-shaped Box' was released on MTV, they immediately became my favorite band of the 90's. Love songs like 'Serve The Servants,' 'Heart-shaped Box,' 'Rape Me,' 'Milk It,' 'All Apologies,' and 'Radio Friendly Unit Shifter.'
What are some of your favorites, Josh?
The EHX PolyChorus setting he used for Radio Friendly Unit Shifter was mind blowing. The live version of RFUS at the beginning of Live and Loud still gives me chills when I listen/watch.
Thanks man! Yep, Radio Friendly Unit shifter kicks serious ass!💥👈🏼
And Khruangbin of course with that pretty little mixer 👹
What a fantastic channel this is.
So funny that you chose in utero for record time. I've been listening and playing along with it almost daily for a bit now. Definitely one of my favorite albums of all time.
In Utero might legit be my favorite album of all time. For a couple years, I didn't like it very much in comparison to Nevermind, because it was so harsh and jarring much of the time. But circa my freshman year of college (and a great deal of associated angst), I got it. The record just made sense, from the boredom and alienation in Serve the Servants to the wordless anguish of Milk It to the sad beauty of All Apologies. It becomes all the more haunting when listened to in light of Cobain's suicide, but even without that knowledge it's still a masterpiece of rock.
Ppl still really believe kurt killed himself hey?
This video made me drive to El Diablo Amps and buy the HP-2.
Um... idk about favorites... I like em all... but incesticide is underrated. And outcesticde was super cool too. Opinion