Just Try Stuff (Episode 1) 

Not drugs tho

Need this jhs shirt

Much to my mothers dismay it had been since I was a child haha!

Just go listen to super secret band They rule New release has Tyrone Hendrix on it Jimi Hendrix’s cousin

Love you guys (the 3 of you should team up again, for instance: Larissa choosing a venue or outfit, being an out-of-the-box-Tour-Manager) !!!! Very Funny and Creative (and educative: 'cause we all need a part of SesameStreet in our lives, once in a while👦🏽🍉🧩🧮👧🏻)‼️‼️‼️‼️‼️‼️😃💜💛💜

I grew up started playing in the 90’s. I had a band with friends from school. But I had also jammed with almost every other musician I knew in my class as well. The funnest part of music is interacting with other people- both other musicians and an audience. I see all of these internet collab artists that might not even ever play in the same room and it kills me. Modern technology is making people miss the whole point!!! It’s a language, and part of learning it is how you speak with others both collaborating and entertaining. No one is going to put on a good show if they have only played live on a stream- you need people there for the unspoken communication btw you and your audience. You learn tricks like where to look so it looks like you are looking at people (hint usually over their heads Bc if you look down it seems like you are looking directly in front of you.) So much of music stands to be lost Bc people are too isolated- this can’t go on forever the net needs to be the beginning not the end. I never thought of myself as super social- but social media is making everyone so socially awkward it’s bizarre. You take the biggest computer nerds in 1995 they probably were online less than the average Facebook user! We have ended up in something that seemed way better before we got here.

Inquiring minds demand to know!!!

right? thats so cheap! i can't get a cup of coffee for a penny less than 60 where i live.

It's not Coffee it's a lifestyle.

Yes!

It's adjusted for inflation

She was fantastic

The lore✨

@@midnite_in_november yesss

ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-dji5_Bx95QA.html (timestamp 2:05 in the "Have You Seen Flamma?" episode)

😂😂😂😂

I genuinely loved it.

Personally reminds me of sitting in a basement in the late eighties when you didn’t have the internet or all the fancy ambient pedals and mega reverbs we are spoiled with today listening to cocteau twins and having no idea how the hell they were making the sounds coming out of myspeakers. And on the flip side bands back then had to to do exactly what you are doing: find ways to combine pedals to make the sounds that ended up defining the genres of dreampop/shoegaze. Even they couldn’t just grab a Strymon bigsky and dial up a Robin Guthrie tone soundscape in five seconds.

@@softlightsymphonyband I love Cocteau Twins, since the early 1980’s. The real mystery is how Liz Fraser could perform those vocal acrobatics without destroying her voice. Maybe we need a Liz Fraser pedal. I’ve no idea what it would do, though.

same

I've been searching for something like this and I haven't found anything. Like a guitar pedal workshop. Talk about sound tricks and combos etc etc. Then build your board the next day

I don’t think one day is enough

@@willm3027 you could cram in a lot of info in a weekend

Also I feel like next time you have to get Larissa in the band

🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼

Oooooh how about they have to carry one pedal from the previous episode over? I cast my vote for the Black Coffee as well!

@@ZepIV I think out of the 7 pedals, one should be a carryover, and one should be a fan vote. Maybe we can get the carryover to be the Black Coffee every time mmuuaaaahhhhaahhaa

Seven tuners

@@devinftf your comment is sooo underrated 😂🤣

@@emmanuelhug7432 why thank you

Ooh! Revv G3, DOD Gonkulator, Boss BF2…

Thank you!!!