Molly Miller Trio - "Head Out" - Official Video Live at Nelson Drum Shop 

Man, I totally agree. You nailed it.

Isn't it great when the guitarist sets the amp volume to the needs of the room, not just turn it up to eleven because "the amp needs to breathe, otherwise it doesn't sound right"? I hate when guitarists immediately turn it way up, just because they think they have to. And the drummer plays to the room - mixes their kit via dynamics, not just hitting everything as hard as you can. Great example for today's younger musicians to follow.

@@davelanciani-dimaensionx I played a gig last weekend, standing in for a band's regular guitarist. They didn't mic anything up, so consequently I had to turn my amp up _far_ too loud. Even with earplugs in, my left ear (the side nearest my amp, and the drummer) was feeling the pressure. It's much better to set the stage volume for comfort, and if that's not loud enough for the venue, use the PA to raise the level out front. This also means you can spread the instrument sounds out more evenly.

@@1man1guitarletsgo Exactly. Not all venues have decent PA systems, so you have to make do with what's there. Not always easy.

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DOWN!

Thanks!!

I get where you’re coming from. Other comments on other songs have suggested a Tarantino vibe. But why ascribe a creative man (from a completely different discipline) as a descriptor for a female musician and artist? This isn’t Lynchian or Tarantinoesque - it’s Molly Miller Trio! Her output speaks for and of itself.

@@Bitnixer don’t lecture me. You’re aware that Lynch is also a musician?

@@mwdrum I’m not lecturing you - no need to be so sensitive to an opposite point of view. I was simply trying highlight that artists of whichever gender deserve to be acknowledged on their own terms and not necessarily in comparison to others. To my mind that detracts from individual creative accomplishment. Nobody refers to Lynch as ‘a bit Dali or Bunuel’. Sorry your feelings got hurt.