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Scale on a Rickenbacker bass is .75" shorter than standard.

Agreed

still is

hendra karunia agree) btw, you should check out Majesty live from Rough Trade Session, its their best live ever, imho

thanks for the info Raymond, i will check :D

I just love everything about the later with jools holland version

this is the most beautiful comment I've ever seen.

I just discovered them and the only thing I don't like is a lot of songs sound very similar. The songs kind of bleed into each other to where to concert is like one big song. But yes, they are a great band.

try HAIM

sleater-kinney

Lemolo

Try Sleater-Kinney's The Woods album

yes! it's sounds like the nirvana's guitar in come as you are from this moment

Quentin Miqueu Omg yes! You're so right!

aahh lucky you!

shames blake?? his shite is crap!!

Jimbo Rosso LOL

warpaint's lead guitarist is also dating james

Jimbo Rosso Nope.

Jenny Lee Lindberg

Karen Chan thank you sir, have a nice day

+Kel B All intellectual music sounds the same to people who are dumbed down, kind of like how shitty modern pop hits all sound the same to more musically-inclined people.

If Siouxsie (correct spelling) and the Cocteau Twins didn't define this sound, then why do you bring them up? You could also throw The Cure in there too for good measure. Listen further and you might hear a Jah Wobble influence in Jenny's bass playing and even detect a James Hetfield influence in Emily Kokal's guitar sound. Some of us who were around in the 80s and 90s, have listened to a hell of a lot of music from many different genres and can still appreciate Warpaint for what they are.

All music has been done already...don't be idiot dude...Mozart has done everything. :)

I don't think any musician would have the gall to say that they "rightfully own" a particular sound. Every musician is influenced by the music they listen to and admire, and those influences come out in whatever they produce. Furthermore, having such an influence on a fellow musician that their art reflects yours in someway, is easily one of the biggest compliments you can receive. I do agree that there are alot of poser fans out there who latch on to what's popular and think that it's wholly original, but I think the musicians don't deserve any scrutiny unless they're blatantly plagarizing another musician with no originality. Warpaint is definitley not one of those bands.

well this is a rather sad comment to read... music is perpetually evolving... don't get caught in your own subjectivity :)

You got a handful of articulated responses here ...Hopefully you're not still watching warpaint while frustrated :P

This comment has been of great use to me.