i'm sixty two years old, new to guitar and am thrilled to listen to and enjoy the different episodes on Andertons. thanks for the education. smiling...
Albert Garrett welcome to the community! The Smashing Pumpkins probably have some of the best guitar parts ever in my opinion, and Anderson’s is my favorite guitar channel! I’m really glad you decided to pick up guitar, it’s so much fun :)
I messaged Jeff on instagram about a guitar that I bought that turned out to be his. He is such an awesome guy and a phenomenal guitar player. Really excited for this episode!
Patrick Fitzgerald not one to start an online debate for the sake, but, I disagree. I think most musicians that write and play their own music tend to be decent human beings. Gilmour, Vai, Waters, Elton John, Johnny Marr, all of Radiohead, Elvis, Jack White, The Beatles. Need I go on?
Demonoising you’re either ignorant or trying to be obtuse. You’ve conflated correlation with causation. I said that people who write and play TEND to be. Not because they write and play. Don’t be thick.
What an awesome discussion with Jeff. Props to Lee for just listening and letting Jeff tell his story. You can tell he's just so passionate about his guitar craft and a freakin cool person.
That was wonderful. Jeff can absolutely shred when the song calls for it, and it's unusual (as he modestly pointed out) to find a player who can appreciate Jason Becker as well as Kevin Shields.
My favorite band as 13 yr old... is on my favorite TH-cam channel 26 years later... Surreal!! Never pushed play so fast in my life!! Side note I’m getting old!
Really enjoyed this! Jeff seems like such a pleasant guy, and Lee is a great interviewer. Please do keep catering to us gazers, we are a very vital gearbuying demographic ;)
Brilliant interview - Jeff is one of those guys who just "gets it" with gear these days. Can't help thinking I'd be like Jeff - if I had actual real talent, heart and true dedication to the craft. What a truly great time it is to be a guitar player! Here's an idea for a new segment - instead of simply having guests come in with their own gear, let them roam through the extensive Anderton's shop for a bit and actually build their own rig for the interview. Doesn't need to be exactly their pedals but that's the whole point - let's see them come up with different gear to try and approximate their normal sound. This would be absolutely fascinating, at least to me. :) Caveat: possible issues with endorsement agreements, but as a one off and as part of the global guitar community, maybe the lawyers will back off for a change.... @Cap: You can thank me later for the idea. ;) Seriously, smary-ness aside - I truly think this would be a fantastic segment on Anderton's, for so many obvious reasons. Think about it....
@@latontolog Haha indeed yes. That's my point - don't think Cap and Anderton's have ever done that kind of thing previously. Think of it maybe as like the visiting artist version of Bea and Matt's "Sound Like..." series. :)
fair play to lee for doing this one, as far as I know shoegaze and alternative music is not really the kind of music he personally is really into but he still made an effort. I can imagine it's not super easy to ask the right questions or make the right comments in a conversation where your own knowledge on the subject area is much less than the guest.
I second that. It wouldn't hurt Anderton's to bring in a guy (if they can find a good one) for some of their reviews who has an indie/alternative background with some shoegaze knowledge. Their lack of reverse reverb/delay knowledge is apparent when they always seem to dismiss those settings as "I don't know when you'd use this but.....". Plus they never seem to like jazzmasters and jaguars very much and I love those guitars, dammit!!!
@@ampman40 Then they would have to bring in a heavy metal guy, a death metal guy, a classic rocker, a punk rocker, a pop artist, a jazz guy, a blues man, Tool, etc..- right? Because there are just as many ppl watching who love those genres and want to see them featured and respected. I get why they can't start catering to anyone sub section of the audience- because then you have to cater to everyone or leave someone out.
I'm always interested in seeing/hearing guys like Jeff play. Watching the TPS episode with Ed O'Brien was much the same. Me being a guy who comes from the blues rock school of playing, I always find the take on the instrument that these players have very interesting. It's great! Extremely rewarding to hear guitar being used in a more colourful tonal palate 😊
Absolutely superb. Jeff reminds me alot of Richard Fortus. Both welcome additions to bands I truly love. I hope you can get Richard on your show for a full length interview like this. Jeff is eloquent & passionate about rock and that comes across wonderfully.
Thank you very much for this awesome interview ! I'm a 27 yo french guy ; I played the guitar from 13/14 years, but I've kind of stoped between 22 et 26 yo for no reason. All the Andertons videos (with also the Norman Rare Guitare videos and their fantastic guitar player Michael Lemmo) are the reason why I said to myself a year ago "wow, you are missing something, you need to try again". So I've bought an Epiphone Sheraton 2 Pro VS and started a new guitarist life, wich is one of the best thing that happened to me in the last years ! So thank you. Also my suggestions for upcoming rockstars in the next Captain Show : Captain meets Noel Gallagher (such un underatted guitar player) Captain meets John Squire Captain meets Dave Grohl Captain meets Ihsahn (from Emperor) Captain meets Josh Turner (from the Other Favorites) Cheers and greetings !
Cool....before I even picked up a Guitar there was a great magical mystery around all the great guitar players I was listening too....how are they making that noise how are they playing that quickly....then once I'd picked up a guitar and started to learn and dig deeper into the instrument the mystery disappeared....but an enjoyment took its place when learning your favourite song and finally being able to play along to your favourite bands....and the feeling of achievement and satisfaction the instrument gives you is almost like an addiction....but what a great addiction to have....
Really enjoyed this interview. I like all the bands he referenced and the bands that sprung from those combined influences. Interesting conversation. Good job.
Met him in my early 20s and he might have been in his late 20s during exchange in Korea. He was the mature/cool dude and I was the typical American dbag. I had no self-awareness and he scolded me for talking shit about people. It made me change for the better and will always remember that.
Captain, Dinosaur Jnr should be biggeri n UK. As a teenager they were one of my favourite bands of early 90s. I saw them with My Bloody Valentine, Jesus and the Mary Chain and a little known band called Blur who were bottom of the bill. Great gig, ears still haven't recovered!
Thanks for hosting Jeff on the show - he’s definitely a favorite! Before Pumpkins and Lassie he was also in The Violet Burning for a while... great sounds there as well!
@@editthemadparts1913 Billy wasn't the control freak when recording like everyone thinks....it was butch vig that made corgan re-record other instruments...he even made billy sing she knows she knows for a full 8 hrs
Flat out wonderful! Love these, and Jeff thru that board sounded Brilliant. Definitely listen thru headphones! P.s. Lee's as good of an interviewer as a lot of dudes who solely do that as a living, I'd listen to his podcast lol!
Pretty amazing. I love the pumpkins both early and current. But I knew next to nothing about him. I just assumed he was a fill in “live” guitarist but obviously he contributes and can do so brilliantly. Thank you!
Honestly. That what I thought until I saw them at Wembley. He adds a whole new dimension to their live sound. Absolutely brilliant player and really knowledgable with the complicated digital setups required these days. He even Likes to work with the techs to make sure the frequency ranges are all perfect for the gigs. And he’s currently learning to play jazz. Like, how many other rock guitarists (apart from maybe Slash) do you know that work hard enough to learn an entire other genre to improve their playing?
Jeff's the full package..nice guy and just a well disciplined, articulate player. Shame no longer in the band. Like Billy, Jeff also gear nerd and versatile player.
I love Billy but Jeff is such a mellow guy you can see why they work so well together. Beautiful guitar playing. I'm so pleased they didn't do a RHCP and ask Jeff to leave when James (also a great guitar player) came back.
I think of all the "new" members that have come and gone since Billy reactivated the Smashing Pumpkins in 2007, Jeff is the one he's connected with best. Billy even admitted at one point that the only other full band member for a while aside from himself, was Jeff. By the time James Iha came back, Jeff had been in the band for a decade, so it would have been shitty to drop Jeff like that when he helped keep the band going for that long.
Really interesting video. I would love to see one with Billy too. Having seen him in the past talk about guitar tones and stuff makes me think a video with Lee would be amazing.
I bought a Proco Rat Turbo from a Pawn shop a few years ago....really beaten up well used....so I immediately thought this could be a Woodcutter....which sell for a few hundred online....took it apart and sadly not....but I only paid £15 for it....got lots of good pedals cheap from pawn shops....TC ELECTRONIC Hall Of Fame Reverb with Tone Print for £39...bargain...I would recommend any player to always look in a pawn shop....
I don’t know. Billy is tough to get a decent interview out of. However, he DOES like to talk about guitars and gear. I’m sure if they agreed to let him demonstrate his Reverend signature (which looks freaking awesome) he’s do it. I mean, he literally plugged the op amp Big Muff for reverb and he quite regularly does clips talking about his setup.
@@deanrichardson5930 he hates getting asked gear related questions on instagram. I would really like to hear all his settings he had back in the day but he doesn't like to talk about it on instagram. Kinda sad, hes a very good guitar player with a very developed ear!
Don't feed Gangplank k? I think he likes to use Instagram as more of a way to connect to fans so avoids technical questions. If you Google Billy Corgan with terms like guitar rig and gear. You’ll find A TON of stuff where he explains what pedals/guitars/amps he’s using going back to the nineties. Yeah his ear is phenomenal for torn and he really understands and explains it all really well. I could sit and listen to him talk about music all day. Whether it’s about gear or bands. There’s a great interview with him and Lars Ulrich talking about their influences and experiences that’s phenomenal on TH-cam. Trust me. Mick about with giggle and you’ll get al the answers but be warned. You won’t get EQ settings and when he describes how he uses his amps, it’s all good but you’d have to be very well off to afford some of the stuff he’s used. So it doesn’t really apply unless you can afford a Marshall stack and vintage preamps lol. There’s even a video where he displays the Siamese Dream Big Muff pedal with the settings clearly marked in marker pen. I’m constantly surfing for info on his tones.
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i'm sixty two years old, new to guitar and am thrilled to listen to and enjoy the different episodes on Andertons. thanks for the education. smiling...
Albert Garrett welcome to the community! The Smashing Pumpkins probably have some of the best guitar parts ever in my opinion, and Anderson’s is my favorite guitar channel! I’m really glad you decided to pick up guitar, it’s so much fun :)
Good for you Sir!
There’s never been a better time to be a guitarist trust me!
I messaged Jeff on instagram about a guitar that I bought that turned out to be his. He is such an awesome guy and a phenomenal guitar player. Really excited for this episode!
He’s so great. Just so into everything. Jeff is the second longest consecutive member of the Pumpkins besides Billy
Third, second is James, do the math...
@@guitaristssuck8979 October 88-Deccember 2000 vs April 2007-July 2019 and counting? What am I missing here?
@@oansun you are missing James got back in 2016-2017
James was already playing with Billy in 1987
@@guitaristssuck8979 consecutive
A truly intelligent and well educated rocker who also appears to be a genuinely decent human being. Rare.
Patrick Fitzgerald not one to start an online debate for the sake, but, I disagree.
I think most musicians that write and play their own music tend to be decent human beings. Gilmour, Vai, Waters, Elton John, Johnny Marr, all of Radiohead, Elvis, Jack White, The Beatles. Need I go on?
@@ryanboshell6124 They can write so they are decent? I don't see the logic.
Demonoising you’re either ignorant or trying to be obtuse. You’ve conflated correlation with causation. I said that people who write and play TEND to be. Not because they write and play. Don’t be thick.
@@ryanboshell6124 What is your metric for "being a decent human being"?
J Salmon you need to be asking the O.P
What an awesome discussion with Jeff. Props to Lee for just listening and letting Jeff tell his story. You can tell he's just so passionate about his guitar craft and a freakin cool person.
Dang, a prolific guitarist from one of the biggest and important bands of the era! Great work here as always guys!
That was wonderful. Jeff can absolutely shred when the song calls for it, and it's unusual (as he modestly pointed out) to find a player who can appreciate Jason Becker as well as Kevin Shields.
You could say that again. Rare beasts for sure.
Cool guy just living the dream. Good for him.
This guy is a killer, love the Pumpkins
My favorite band as 13 yr old... is on my favorite TH-cam channel 26 years later... Surreal!! Never pushed play so fast in my life!! Side note I’m getting old!
SAME. :)
They were my favorite band to- in my twenties, you'll be alright.
Really enjoyed this! Jeff seems like such a pleasant guy, and Lee is a great interviewer. Please do keep catering to us gazers, we are a very vital gearbuying demographic ;)
Brilliant interview - Jeff is one of those guys who just "gets it" with gear these days. Can't help thinking I'd be like Jeff - if I had actual real talent, heart and true dedication to the craft. What a truly great time it is to be a guitar player!
Here's an idea for a new segment - instead of simply having guests come in with their own gear, let them roam through the extensive Anderton's shop for a bit and actually build their own rig for the interview. Doesn't need to be exactly their pedals but that's the whole point - let's see them come up with different gear to try and approximate their normal sound. This would be absolutely fascinating, at least to me. :)
Caveat: possible issues with endorsement agreements, but as a one off and as part of the global guitar community, maybe the lawyers will back off for a change....
@Cap: You can thank me later for the idea. ;) Seriously, smary-ness aside - I truly think this would be a fantastic segment on Anderton's, for so many obvious reasons. Think about it....
I got the impression that's exactly what Jeff did for the pedalboard segment of this video? :)
@@latontolog Haha indeed yes. That's my point - don't think Cap and Anderton's have ever done that kind of thing previously. Think of it maybe as like the visiting artist version of Bea and Matt's "Sound Like..." series. :)
@@joesatchton212 Ah, sorry, I misunderstood. I think it's a nice idea.
@@latontolog no worries man...Maybe it'll happen :)
fair play to lee for doing this one, as far as I know shoegaze and alternative music is not really the kind of music he personally is really into but he still made an effort. I can imagine it's not super easy to ask the right questions or make the right comments in a conversation where your own knowledge on the subject area is much less than the guest.
I second that. It wouldn't hurt Anderton's to bring in a guy (if they can find a good one) for some of their reviews who has an indie/alternative background with some shoegaze knowledge. Their lack of reverse reverb/delay knowledge is apparent when they always seem to dismiss those settings as "I don't know when you'd use this but.....". Plus they never seem to like jazzmasters and jaguars very much and I love those guitars, dammit!!!
@@ampman40 Then they would have to bring in a heavy metal guy, a death metal guy, a classic rocker, a punk rocker, a pop artist, a jazz guy, a blues man, Tool, etc..- right? Because there are just as many ppl watching who love those genres and want to see them featured and respected. I get why they can't start catering to anyone sub section of the audience- because then you have to cater to everyone or leave someone out.
I'm always interested in seeing/hearing guys like Jeff play. Watching the TPS episode with Ed O'Brien was much the same. Me being a guy who comes from the blues rock school of playing, I always find the take on the instrument that these players have very interesting. It's great! Extremely rewarding to hear guitar being used in a more colourful tonal palate 😊
Man, I loved the pumpkins when I was a kid. Great band and fond memories
Such a cool and thoughtful guy and player - I’ve totally enjoyed any interview with Jeff he could not be more genuine.
Seems like a really genuine guy, and really into his craft. Great to hear him play, so create and love that he uses Helix!
Absolutely superb. Jeff reminds me alot of Richard Fortus. Both welcome additions to bands I truly love. I hope you can get Richard on your show for a full length interview like this. Jeff is eloquent & passionate about rock and that comes across wonderfully.
Thank you very much for this awesome interview ! I'm a 27 yo french guy ; I played the guitar from 13/14 years, but I've kind of stoped between 22 et 26 yo for no reason. All the Andertons videos (with also the Norman Rare Guitare videos and their fantastic guitar player Michael Lemmo) are the reason why I said to myself a year ago "wow, you are missing something, you need to try again". So I've bought an Epiphone Sheraton 2 Pro VS and started a new guitarist life, wich is one of the best thing that happened to me in the last years ! So thank you. Also my suggestions for upcoming rockstars in the next Captain Show :
Captain meets Noel Gallagher (such un underatted guitar player)
Captain meets John Squire
Captain meets Dave Grohl
Captain meets Ihsahn (from Emperor)
Captain meets Josh Turner (from the Other Favorites)
Cheers and greetings !
Cool....before I even picked up a Guitar there was a great magical mystery around all the great guitar players I was listening too....how are they making that noise how are they playing that quickly....then once I'd picked up a guitar and started to learn and dig deeper into the instrument the mystery disappeared....but an enjoyment took its place when learning your favourite song and finally being able to play along to your favourite bands....and the feeling of achievement and satisfaction the instrument gives you is almost like an addiction....but what a great addiction to have....
Well done Leigh. Great interview. Big fan of Jeff
Me: Its 22.30h. Need to go to bed, have to get the subway for work at 5.30 tomorrow morning.
Andertons: Not so fast!
Lee does such a great job with these interviews! Always enjoy them from start to end.
I’ve been looking forward to seeing this interview. Jeff is one of my favorite guitarists. Great job on this!
Love this, Jeff's a such a great player.
Really enjoyed this interview. I like all the bands he referenced and the bands that sprung from those combined influences. Interesting conversation. Good job.
That rack unit that allows you to change the order of pedals is called the Voodoo Labs GCX. I love that thing.
Great guy and a great interview, thoroughly enjoyed it.
screw tonewoods, its all about the tone paint =)
fender tonepaint 20 (tm)
One of the best interviews guys, Jeff seems such a super nice guy and he is an amazing player!
He's such a rock nerd, love Jeff
A very fun Captain Meets! Loved it!
Met him in my early 20s and he might have been in his late 20s during exchange in Korea. He was the mature/cool dude and I was the typical American dbag. I had no self-awareness and he scolded me for talking shit about people. It made me change for the better and will always remember that.
Went and saw Pumpkins in London back in 90s....and Pavement....loved The Screaming Trees too....and Zebadoo(spelling might be wrong)....
Disappointing to not have any chat on his Yamaha gear....
Captain, Dinosaur Jnr should be biggeri n UK. As a teenager they were one of my favourite bands of early 90s. I saw them with My Bloody Valentine, Jesus and the Mary Chain and a little known band called Blur who were bottom of the bill. Great gig, ears still haven't recovered!
The sound just takes you back. It's defines an era.
Best channel on tube
Thanks for hosting Jeff on the show - he’s definitely a favorite! Before Pumpkins and Lassie he was also in The Violet Burning for a while... great sounds there as well!
Lee Anderton smiling politely
really enjoyed this interview!
He must be a saint to put up with Corgan.
Thomas Kirby but if Corgan is not that Corgan at the time I’m sure the band doesn’t make Siamese dream because jimmy had his drug problem during gish.
@@editthemadparts1913 Billy wasn't the control freak when recording like everyone thinks....it was butch vig that made corgan re-record other instruments...he even made billy sing she knows she knows for a full 8 hrs
A group or Rats is called a ‘mischief’. Makes the pedal even cooler!
Nice! Jeff’s brother Freddie is a vendor rep that I know 😅.
Guitarist in the best band ever. It's only right that he speaks to the Captain. Love Jeff.
This format is really good. I like to hear a musician noodle as well as chat.
Nice interview and cool demo ... It was great and interesting . I Love RATs . It’s a full part of my sound .
Flat out wonderful! Love these, and Jeff thru that board sounded Brilliant. Definitely listen thru headphones! P.s. Lee's as good of an interviewer as a lot of dudes who solely do that as a living, I'd listen to his podcast lol!
Pretty amazing. I love the pumpkins both early and current. But I knew next to nothing about him. I just assumed he was a fill in “live” guitarist but obviously he contributes and can do so brilliantly. Thank you!
Honestly. That what I thought until I saw them at Wembley. He adds a whole new dimension to their live sound. Absolutely brilliant player and really knowledgable with the complicated digital setups required these days. He even Likes to work with the techs to make sure the frequency ranges are all perfect for the gigs. And he’s currently learning to play jazz. Like, how many other rock guitarists (apart from maybe Slash) do you know that work hard enough to learn an entire other genre to improve their playing?
Only Kirk Hammett from Metallica that I know of. Pretty cool story of “making it” too.
Jeff's the full package..nice guy and just a well disciplined, articulate player. Shame no longer in the band. Like Billy, Jeff also gear nerd and versatile player.
Jeff! What an awesome guy!
Great great guitar player and looks a nice guy
Really good interview, should redo part 2 with just a Line 6 Helix?
Good to hear from Jeff!
Yes! Great guest. Nice work.
I love Billy but Jeff is such a mellow guy you can see why they work so well together. Beautiful guitar playing. I'm so pleased they didn't do a RHCP and ask Jeff to leave when James (also a great guitar player) came back.
I think of all the "new" members that have come and gone since Billy reactivated the Smashing Pumpkins in 2007, Jeff is the one he's connected with best. Billy even admitted at one point that the only other full band member for a while aside from himself, was Jeff. By the time James Iha came back, Jeff had been in the band for a decade, so it would have been shitty to drop Jeff like that when he helped keep the band going for that long.
Great interview. Lee let's him talk and he's an interesting guy.
What a cool dude. Living the dream!
excellent interview!!!
Underrated guitarist
that guitar sound was huge! sounded like really early pumpkins...
Maaan what happened with his Revstar?? Was hoping to see something about it...
a legend forsure love jeff
He gets some Todd Rungren sound with this kit set up, Todd was a great exponent of effects use and melodic guitar work.
Captain needs to talk to Bill Frisell man he's freaking amazing
Random what this is totally awesome!!!!!!
You were wrong about Dinosaur Jr, Lee. They were massive here!
So rad. You have to get billy up there
LOVE!
great interview :)
“Like like like... you know. Like...like you know... you know?”
13:32 “I was getting a doctorate in literature.”
so freaking cool
Woohoo! Thanks, Pete!!!
Cool guy. I got a guitar pick straight from his hands.
Well done guys 👍🏼
Such a cool guy! 🤘🏽
This guy is rockin'
Captain Meets June Millington!
What about Blues Saraceno? Revisiting his stuff and the guy has a pretty interesting life since those Guitar Mag days. Still a hell of a player!
Reeves Gabrel (Tin Machine, David Bowie, The Cure) would be a good similar type of interview
If only we’d done that already.... 😂
@@andertons I'd completely forgotten you'd had him on a few years ago! Keep up the great guests, Lee
Captain meets Scott Henderson, please! He has released amazing new solo album recently
Awesome!
Really interesting video. I would love to see one with Billy too. Having seen him in the past talk about guitar tones and stuff makes me think a video with Lee would be amazing.
Dinosaur jr were pretty well known over here since the mid to late eighties. It just depended on what kind of music you were into.
The cap is too conservative and only probably listens to blues and more popular music.
Awesome interview. Anyone know what kind of shoes he’s wearing?
Did he just say that SP and DT played together?
On the same festival bill, not like they all played together at the same time.
I bought a Proco Rat Turbo from a Pawn shop a few years ago....really beaten up well used....so I immediately thought this could be a Woodcutter....which sell for a few hundred online....took it apart and sadly not....but I only paid £15 for it....got lots of good pedals cheap from pawn shops....TC ELECTRONIC Hall Of Fame Reverb with Tone Print for £39...bargain...I would recommend any player to always look in a pawn shop....
I believe that would be a *brace* of rats 👍🏻
What happen to the partnership with Riff City?
Please interview Billy Corgan
I love billy, but I'm pretty sure he'd only do it if he had an album to promote
Corgan is too cocky
I don’t know. Billy is tough to get a decent interview out of. However, he DOES like to talk about guitars and gear. I’m sure if they agreed to let him demonstrate his Reverend signature (which looks freaking awesome) he’s do it. I mean, he literally plugged the op amp Big Muff for reverb and he quite regularly does clips talking about his setup.
@@deanrichardson5930 he hates getting asked gear related questions on instagram. I would really like to hear all his settings he had back in the day but he doesn't like to talk about it on instagram. Kinda sad, hes a very good guitar player with a very developed ear!
Don't feed Gangplank k? I think he likes to use Instagram as more of a way to connect to fans so avoids technical questions. If you Google Billy Corgan with terms like guitar rig and gear. You’ll find A TON of stuff where he explains what pedals/guitars/amps he’s using going back to the nineties. Yeah his ear is phenomenal for torn and he really understands and explains it all really well. I could sit and listen to him talk about music all day. Whether it’s about gear or bands. There’s a great interview with him and Lars Ulrich talking about their influences and experiences that’s phenomenal on TH-cam. Trust me. Mick about with giggle and you’ll get al the answers but be warned. You won’t get EQ settings and when he describes how he uses his amps, it’s all good but you’d have to be very well off to afford some of the stuff he’s used. So it doesn’t really apply unless you can afford a Marshall stack and vintage preamps lol. There’s even a video where he displays the Siamese Dream Big Muff pedal with the settings clearly marked in marker pen. I’m constantly surfing for info on his tones.
Lee Anderton, the Michael Parkinson of guitar
Seems like a top guy. I'm sure he was credited with being the one to get this current incarnation of Smashing pumpkins functioning.
Smash!
Lee you need educating on Dinosaur Jr! Clearly you never went to a indie rock club between 1988 and 1990! 😂
Here so early the comments won't even load!!!!!!
I knew it... tone color is a thing!
Did they mention swervedriver
Do Justin/Dan Hawkins or Ginger/CJ from The Wildhearts please:)
First pedal that should have been added to that board was a tuner.
Ask Jeff why they skipped Boston this year. Last years tour was awesome. Why Jeff?
They probably dont want to hear your accents again.
@@endocry : I just drive to boston to see the show. I'd jump off a bridge if I had a Boston accent.