Rig Rundown - The Gaslight Anthem
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- Article and photos: bit.ly/Gaslight...
On October 8, 2014, Premier Guitar met with Alex Rosamilia and his tech Brad Clifford before The Gaslight Anthem’s show at Marathon Music in Nashville. Rosamilia took PG through his rack of touring vintage guitars and revealed how he tailors his tone with a wet/ dry amp combination.
Alex Rosamilia travels with the kind of vintage guitars a less brave musician would leave at home in a vault. His current No. 1 is a walnut-brown 1970 Gibson SG with a Seymour Duncan Antiquity humbucker in the bridge.
No. 2 is a beautiful Bigsby-equipped 1966 Gibson ES-355 in dark cherry. The guitar has had a neck break and a bridge swap but other than that, remains completely stock.
No. 3 is a loved and slightly abused all-stock 1981 silverburst Gibson Les Paul Custom.
When Rosamilia wants something a bit unusual, he goes with his 1983 BC Rich Bich in cherry burst.
To learn more about the gear behind The Gaslight Anthem, visit: bit.ly/Gaslight...
their '45' song send chills down my spine. Even after all these years!
Really great tune… I heard it on 88.5 WXPN a few weeks ago after not hearing it in years and years. It had the same sort of effect on me. I’m not a huge fan of this band but they’re definitely good.
one of my fav practice riffs to play not to tricky just b chords and chord picking easy if ive been lazy
@@omgwtfbbq2011 barre chords or power chords,?
@@brownpunk1794 barre for chorus intro plays around c b and f in half step down if recall been a year or so since played to it
I like this rig rundown because he actually played some of his gear.
Brad Clifford is such an awesome guy! I recently went to a Brian Fallon gig in Stuttgart and at the end of the show the guy was kind enough to pick up one of Brian's picks and hand it to me. Shout out to Brad...thanks dude!
It's good to see a band that doesn't use these giant racks. Heads, Cabinets, Combos and their pedals on stage. Awesome.
+Poockiy what? :s
Ike Tarno Just seems very down to earth to me.
I remember the epiphone Les Paul Brian use to play in Surrogate McKenzie back in the Hackettstown Moose lodge days.
seriously, loving this new content between this and AM!
That SG is beautiful
I love the Grolsch Flip Top beer bottle red rubber strap locks!
Perfect - you guys have been on a roll...Brand New, AM! and now TAG!!
Nice concept toggling the two amps for wet and dry sounds. I can get almost the same affect if i rig my stuff this way, I'm the front-man of a three piece Rock and Roll / Heavy Blues band so this is very helpful for getting ideas to acquire a diversity of sounds throughout the night. Awesome guitars as well!! Love this band
This is one of the most thought out rigs I've seen on these. Great tones.
Kudos to John for having insight on Lita Fords secret weapon XD !!
That BC Rich sounded amazing, wow.
This guy is way better at doing these videos than their other hosts.
I love the Final Fantasy figures on the amps.
Such an awesome band. good to know they have good taste in gear too!
BC RICH. Long Live 80's guitars!!!!!!
rig rundowns are awesome
The guy from TGA is so rich, he got Benedickt Cumberbutch to be his roadie...
great gear. great tech. great band.
Now it's all digital lol
you guys should do an updated one for their tour right now! i know alex’s rig has changed up a bunch!
Now that was a cool rig-rundown. You really improved, John! And the tec also seems nice!
Tombstone Bullet, Blues band from Springfield Illinois did he even bother googling haha?
Manchester orchestra please!!!
The front of house guy *loves* it.
Tanks for posting this. I know I commented on the vids a few times about doing a TGA rundown. Bad religion next?
Cool Rigs. It would be great to have the guitar player go through the rig and pedals and kinda play the different configurations.
That would be called a gaslight anthem gig
i love '45' didnt know pedal board was so big for it ahah
how cool i thought i was the only guy taking a boat anchor 81 les paul custom on stage
Both my LP's are 12 lbs........played many a gig and never noticed the weight or complaining until the internet .....I think people rag on them only because they don't own one!
JP
Why is it that no one ever talks about the weight of a bass? They weigh much more than a 6-string solid body guitar. Personally, I prefer my non-weight relieved, non-chambered, heavy as hell Les Pauls any day.
You know those are great guitars when you can hear them unplugged.
Brad is Jim Root’s Tech now.
against me and gaslight? whoa
check out the host's pit-sweat
nice guitars bud.
This guy always has the sweatiest pits
I think John had one too many tokes before the start of this rundown :-P
PUT ON SOME DEODORANT DUDE!
I wanna know all the mods done to Brian's teles
daddy john b is stoned for this
you only really want certain effects in your effects loop, if that is the looper your talking about. You don't want to put a OD or a Dist. pedal through an effects loop just like the Chorus, flanger and reverb sound better in an effects loop and not plugged straight into the amp.
The tech needa get outta his boy's hip pocket and find his own band.
That dude is a fucken legend man toured with every big punk band in America, he's the one they should be talking to
Yeah - Brad Clifford is a legend. Played in Poison the Well. He techs for Gaslight, Botch, Slipknot just to name a handful. Tech at Mike and Mikes. He’s the goat! He’s also good buddies with Alex.
Foo Fighters Rig Rundown please!!
The question you forgot to ask was who did Brad's sleeves? Looks like nice work. Cool fact about the BC Rich being NJ built. Besides Guild, what other guitars were NJ born?
80s Kramers.
I'm pretty sure all American made BC Rich were done in California and the NJ series stands for Nagoya, Japan (where they are manufactured). Could be wrong, but I'm from NJ and thought the same thing for years.
I thought guild was based out of mass? Did they move from NJ?
When is there gonna be a SlipKnot Rig Rundown you think ?
Alabama Shakes next!
Very cool! Does he tap the tempo on the flashback or just leave it on one setting?
No rundown of Ian's rig though? :(
Angiologista do Miguel Arcao/Arcanjo.
So the Marshall is a '78 2204?
someone know what brand is the looper he's using? is it a loop master?
lol. clearly 3 10's in that Penn amp...
STOP SAYING "OH COOL" PLEASE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Wow, great
Nowadays having good gear is obviously more important than making good songs/music
what is the song at the start?
shanegibbons1990 45 from the handwritten album.
No bass gear? lame
there just isn't enough feedback in the world ...
in some cases ,the size of pedalboard is in inverse proportion to the quality of the music...
Nothing about Alex, their bass player? Lame.
the host is annoying as all get out... a drinking game should be based on how may times he says "Cool!"
interviewer is just embarrassing himself, maybe too much coke back in the 70s