Quick note: Led Zeppelin and Prince did portions of Led Zeppelin 4 and the Soundtrack to Purple Rain at Sunset Sound..Not the actual songs "Stairway", and "Purple Rain"
Austin Apt maybe. I saw them. Twice in 77 and 82, saw Page And Plant, Saw Plant Solo, Saw The Firm first Row Oakland Ca . Bought every a;bum after two the day they came out. I was a little kid when 1-2 came out but I was listening to those albums at 10-11 years old. I’m 58 and still a fan. 🤘🔥🤘
@@thelastrebelshow1627 yeah Jimmy is probably the number one reason I started to play guitar and get into music even if I don't listen to them as much today. LZ I thru Physical Graffiti are all incredible albums
This was 17 minutes and 24 seconds of the most enjoyable guitar related content I've seen in a while. I've been watching a lot of demo videos of pedalboard builds this guy from LA Sound Design does. His ear is awesome. He's heard SO many guitars, amps, speakers, effects and his taste is impeccable. More interviews with people like this. Really, I'd love to have seen what's on his personal board!
Cool to see! I love it when anyone gives props to Neil Giraldo. He was one of my biggest influences for learning to play in my early teens. Many years ago, I was in line to see him & Pat at a small club. We were around the back of the building and there was Neil, out enjoying a smoke with a few other guys. I was too star struck to go over and say hi, I knew I would either act stupid or cry. I was listening to their music the other day at work and decided to go back and relearn all their songs.
This may have been the finest pedalboard demo vid ever. A real pro playing and being inspired to play a certain way by each pedal. And when you play, there is no holding back. You have been my inspiration for decades. Thank you.
Just got done watching Neil's rig rundown from three years ago, and hearing him talk about not using any pedals. Now, I'm watching a video about him getting a big pedalboard! Love it!
Super cool video Tim! Loved the studio tour. The place oozes musical history. Has to be a rush to work there. The pedalboard tour/playing was great. Got to hear some pedals I’ve never heard before. Keep the videos comin bro!
Cool pedal board tour, Tim! I loveLoveLOVE Neil Giraldo's tone and playing. I don't envy you having to cover his parts live with Rick. Not that you're not more than capable, but it's a lot of pressure.
My boy Jon is gonna light the world on fire y’all. Stay tuned. We are neighbors. This was a very pleaser surprise to see you shout him out. Been watching you for years Tim!
Wow - I am a huge fan of Neil Giraldo. Soooo UnderRated. Super-Tasty guitar player. Love the pedal choices for Joe Perry's board. I have the Vibe Machine, The ( incredible ) Diamond Tremolo and the Strymon Zuma. Great Rig rundown.
When mentioning Neil Giraldo, ( I'm a HUGE fan of his work..) I would absolutely LOVE to know about working with the JCM800. ( hint, hint ) I've had mine forever, but never really found the sweet spots with this amp, but yet I use it more then any of my others....
Ignition is one of my all time favorite albums by anyone. I love the guitar work on that project!! To my chagrin I didn't remember that it was you that did it. My apologies and a definite tip of the hat to some excellent, excellent work.
La Sound Design should post weekly clips of boards and discuss the pedals. I found this to be extremely enjoyable. I like hearing about pedals that are no longer the flavour of the week but are still loved.
Hey Tim, yet another expensive video to watch. 😎This time it was the King Tone Fuzz. I have a few of your recommendations on my board. I’m a particular fan of the RMC Wah! Geoff Teese is awesome. Thanks for another great video.
no matter whats in the way between you and the amp...Tim I can always hear you...even if you emulate different styles and sounds and genres and this is supposed to be a compliment...
Ignition by John Waite is a rockin; album! I always thought Giraldo was the main player until you mention your involvement, then I saw your credit as lead guitar. Great vid!
What a great Video TP!!! Man I can't wait to have a real board, shit is taking forever. You definitely inspire.......45 and still trying to go pro...... I'll never give up. Thanks Tim for all your great content!! Hope to see you around the hood.....Cheers!!!
This is sweet! I love the HardWire reverb pedal’s spring sound. I’ve tried to replace it multiple times, but nothing that I’ve tried beats that spring setting.
Great video Tim. Let's say you go to a gig and something happens to all pedals and amps and they give you a boss GT 100 pedalboard. Would you be able to get almost the same great guitar sounds? If you have a gt 100 or any of those pedalboards, can you show how you would set it up, create patches and your pedalflow within the board? Not everyone who admire your playing, approach etc does have access to the huge collection of amps, pedals etc you have. Pls make a video using just a pedal board like the gt 100. Thanks
Wholly Bat-Crap you need an Electrical Engineering degree for Joe Perry's pedalboard, I got dizzy 😵😵 just looking at it. Neil Giraldo is one of the most Underrated guitarist out there, the man can flat out play. Oh and Tim, Don't sell yourself short you are Famous and one of the best in the business!!!
Awesome vid Tim! I'm so happy to see Dave setting the Strymon Flint exactly as I do. This reverb, on the 80's mode, sounds like the EHX Holy Grail but with more respect for the amp tone. I use to plug this reverb in a Seymour Duncan Vapor Trail loop (insert cable). The Vapor Trail at 900ms, mix at 9 o'clock, into a series loop of an amp. I play ESP guitars (mahogany+seymour) in a mighty Dual Rectifier Rev D (pre500) to get some Gilmour under steroids sound. I can't play without now. This is the best reverb recipe I've found in 30 years of testing gear. It works with the Friedman BE100 and the Mesa MarkII JP-2C too. It's a bit too much for the Soldano SLO100, so I keep this one for the dry sound. As the Vapor Trail can go into parallel loops (just change the mix settings on the pedal), I tried with the Bogner Ecstasy, the Rectifier Rev G and the Diezel VH4. Vapor Trail + Flint = heaven ! I'd like to see you playing this, and having your feeling about. About custom pedalboards, congratulations to LA Sound Design. Here in Europe we have Steen Skrydstrup.
I was a little surprised that none of the three boards have switching systems. They did all seem to have good power supplies, though. Thanks for the video.
Tim. You mentioned that you recorded most the guitars on John Waite’s Ignition album. The solo on Change is fantastic, super melodic. I noticed that song is in B. The opening riff sounds very natural in the first position C chord. To me it begs the question did you guys record that tuned down a half step? Thanks.
...( i have the Duellist , it's great ) ...boy to be Tim Pierce....play 15 guitars a day ...into 15 different amps ....and 115 stomp box's ....great dude 👍
I've been using midi controllers (IE GCX and Ground Control) with everything in a rack for so long that seeing a pedal board like this and doing the "dance" to turn on what you need drives me crazy.
Hahahaha, thank god someone else noticed this. It's the second time I'm watching this video and it still annoys me lol. They're not even his pedals and he's beating them like a ginger step kid!
I thought the same thing. I know they are called stomp boxes but sheesh. When I hear about people breaking plastic stomp boxes I was always like "how?" Now I know how.
I go wireless i into a Roland pre amp/processor (rack) and obviously a foot controller, & then into a bbe sonic maximizer (rack). My amps are on a foot different foot controller for channel selections. I wonder why some ppl prefer peddleboards over rack equipment. Is this an "old school" thing? I've been playing since 1979 @ 6yrs old, so maybe it's just a preference thing
Question, why is the klon for boost placed before the always on klon? Is is just being used as a gain and not a volume boost? Curious as I run my klon clone after my always on Timmy
