80's Post-Punk/Indie Guitar HACKS You NEED To Know! (The Cure, Joy Division etc)

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  • Опубликовано: 22 дек 2024

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  • @thesethingsmakenoises
    @thesethingsmakenoises  Год назад +10

    I should have done this long ago, but if you want to support the channel you can now ‘buy me a coffee’ I even set up a membership there if you are an absolute mega legend and want to help me out even more!
    Here’s the link: www.buymeacoffee.com/thesethingsmakenoises

  • @maciekjankowskitomkow4107
    @maciekjankowskitomkow4107 Год назад +151

    Im glad i've found this channel, im into alternative guitar stuff exclusiveley and cant really relate to most popular channels that focus on solos and blues-like playing only

    • @thesethingsmakenoises
      @thesethingsmakenoises  Год назад +10

      Thanks mate!!

    • @GaylordBonnafous
      @GaylordBonnafous Год назад +6

      Exactly. That's 99,9 % of the videos.
      And bass videos are all only about funk. Is it really the only style you can play with a bass? 😂

    • @lilnutty6821
      @lilnutty6821 Год назад

      Who are your fav guitar players?

    • @Herfinnur
      @Herfinnur 10 месяцев назад

      Same here

    • @10julesmusic
      @10julesmusic 7 месяцев назад +6

      92 likes says you’re not alone.
      What is refreshing here is the absolute disregard of the so called proper way to play.

  • @anthonylawson6955
    @anthonylawson6955 3 месяца назад +12

    Another huge part of the Cure’s sound was the Fender Bass VI. It’s the cross between a guitar and bass. A 30” scale length that is tuned EADGBE, only an octave lower. It’s a fantastic instrument.

  • @z23xc5
    @z23xc5 8 месяцев назад +55

    What I love about these old post punk bands is how tasteful the guitar playing is - every note is deliberate and needs to be there making the music sound really punchy and tight. Absolutely no guitar wankery.

    • @brutallyremastered4255
      @brutallyremastered4255 7 месяцев назад

      So much of that shit on Interwebs - so many Americans wanking on about the intricacies of their heroes and all their damned gear. It's onanism really. Imagine Mark E Smith watching Rick Beato or some other LA type.

    • @TheHumanPurpleTape
      @TheHumanPurpleTape 2 месяца назад

      EXACTLY

  • @meatsuitsublimator8506
    @meatsuitsublimator8506 Год назад +51

    Solid state amps, as opposed to tubes, were a big part of the post-punk sound. The Roland JC120 was used pretty often.

  • @mooseyard
    @mooseyard Год назад +30

    Andy Gill of Gang of Four was emphatic that he wasn’t playing melody/lead; the guitar was for rhythm. A lot of post-punk has this inversion where the bass plays a more melodic role. Also, on Entertainment! at least, Gill used a cheap transistor amp with the treble turned up, and zero reverb.
    Some of my absolute favorite post-punk guitar is Robin Guthrie's on early Cocteau Twins records. Before he accumulated enough gear to sound ethereal or swirly, his sound was comprised of very harsh high-string arpeggios like the ones you demoed. In particular, the guitar sound on “Garlands” is just terrifying.

    • @chriswareham
      @chriswareham Год назад +5

      The Cocteau Twins disowned Garlands, but it's my favourite of all their albums. The guitar is so discordant and harsh sounding that I think it provides a contrast to the ethereal vocals, whereas on their later recordings there's not enough contrast as everything is drowned in reverb.

    • @thesethingsmakenoises
      @thesethingsmakenoises  Год назад +1

      Absolutely love Cocteau twins!

  • @plonk8675
    @plonk8675 9 месяцев назад +10

    Damaged goods is such a good song

  • @duncanpoundcake
    @duncanpoundcake 9 месяцев назад +8

    'Over The Wall' is a work of utter genius.

    • @Manmachine59
      @Manmachine59 6 месяцев назад

      With the cr78 beatbox 🤩🤩🤩

  • @davemish4163
    @davemish4163 Год назад +17

    I've been working on John McGeoch songs lately, specifically his work with Siouxsie and the Banshees. It's definitely useful for your picking hand and chord voicings. He was famous for his unique use of flange, which was another prominent Post Punk effect.

    • @thesethingsmakenoises
      @thesethingsmakenoises  Год назад

      That’s a great shout! Nice one

    • @hollywood4834
      @hollywood4834 2 месяца назад

      Seriously underrated player imo, the more you listen to what seems simple the more you realise the guy was on a different level

    • @kenon6968
      @kenon6968 4 дня назад

      John McGeoch is a god, his work with Magazine is hugely underrated

  • @andyglamrock
    @andyglamrock Год назад +22

    Siouxsie and the Banshees' guitarists were tremendously influential in Post Punk, especially John McGeoch who Johnny Marr cites as a big influence on him (he's also a massive Nile Rodgers fan who he named his son after). And before that you have Television's guitarists Richard Lloyd and Tom Verlaine who loved 60s soul and R&B

  • @kevinsolie2208
    @kevinsolie2208 Год назад +4

    learned a bunch

  • @daveduffy2823
    @daveduffy2823 Год назад +9

    You have to have a flanger along with delay and/or chorus. It really adds to atmosphere.

  • @chriswareham
    @chriswareham Год назад +8

    A possible alternative to the chorus pedals you suggested, is the Boss BF-2 or BF-3 pedal. There's a video up on RUclips from a guy called Michael Banfield where he shows how versatile it is for not just flanger but chorus and other modulation effects. It nails so many of the post punk and other 80s alternative music guitar sounds that it's an obvious contender for what I call "three pedal" guitar boards - one each of distortion, modulation and spatial (delay/reverb) pedals.
    Edited to add that the EHX Memory Man was absolutely a part of the post punk sound as well as other genres it spawned. The Edge from U2 has stated it was what gave him his trademark sound long before he switched to Korg rack mounted units. A bit like the Boss flanger, it was much more than just a delay since it could produce modulated sounds as well.

    • @thesethingsmakenoises
      @thesethingsmakenoises  Год назад +2

      Yeah Michael banfields videos are great aren’t they!
      Ahhh that’s good tk know, I thought as much!

  • @Tethered_to_the_Polestar
    @Tethered_to_the_Polestar 8 месяцев назад +14

    Each Post Punk band of note tried to create their own sound. Often there wasn’t a lot of dirt used on amps, Jazz Chorus, HH and clean Fenders were super popular.

  • @Epilepi89
    @Epilepi89 Год назад +6

    I really like this channel, your videos are very helpful to me. I'd love to write music in this style so I'm sure I'll be revisiting this video in the future. One thing your videos have made me want to do is go and relearn all of the music theory I forgot after high school but this time actually tie it into the guitar.

    • @thesethingsmakenoises
      @thesethingsmakenoises  Год назад +2

      Ahh thanks so much mate. To be honest I think making these is actually making me a better guitarist too! I get to go through stuff I haven’t looked at for years and am learning new stuff too.

  • @blpaul3
    @blpaul3 Год назад +5

    This was a great lesson! Thoroughly enjoyed playing along, My journey and education into this genre of music would not be as successful without this channel. Thanks mate! Cheers!

  • @erikberg8352
    @erikberg8352 Год назад +2

    Great overview of how the stylistic elements (small voicings of the melodic content made more interesting with modulation effects) were pretty common but achieved with a variety of equipment. Everyone was looking for stark, jarring, impactful guitar bits and pushing away from the baroque elements of Zeppelin, KISS, Ted Nuget, etc. Ironically, this seems to have morphed into the pedal board arms race of shoegaze.
    A big part of The Cure's early sound was Robert Smith on a Bass VI. His current Schecter Baritone is a bit of an homage to that, and those instruments lend themselves to the spare chord voicings and pedaling open strings with modulation and keyboards + jangly guitars filling in the open sonic space. Joy Division's lack of bass on the bass parts fits in here as well though they tended to leave the space blank.
    I'd be interested to hear what you think of the rhythmic approaches these bands used and how the guitar fit in with bass & drums.

    • @thesethingsmakenoises
      @thesethingsmakenoises  Год назад +1

      Thanks mate. I think you’re right. I guess like you mentioned the bass tended to be providing melody rather than low end bass! Really cool feature for sure!

  • @chuffa1130
    @chuffa1130 2 месяца назад

    Thank you for showcasing this genre and sound, really capture the tone nicely with that telecaster, very clean but at times distorted tones

  • @BellsCuriosityShop
    @BellsCuriosityShop Год назад +5

    I first heard Echo and the Bunnymen with the singles from Porcupine. To be honest it was probably the sitar that drew me to them. It was at the time my musical interest was growing and developing (up to then it was probably just teenybop/Top 40), and I'd always been drawn to what I later learned was new wave/indie/alternative. They's have been the first band I'd have bought the complete run of albums by (up to the album with Dancing Horses when they had pretty much become a tribute band to themselves in a way).
    Ocean Rain is probably them at their peak and was my fave album of all-time until proto-grunge and grunge of Pixies, Pumpkins, Nirvana et al.

    • @thesethingsmakenoises
      @thesethingsmakenoises  Год назад +1

      Yeah ocean rain is a true masterpiece isn’t it. I remember Kiran (singer in my band) got to see ocean rain in full at Glastonbury. Wish I’d been there!

  • @Dragonslayor226
    @Dragonslayor226 Год назад +2

    I love the Mogwai shout out nobody really seems to talk about them where I live. For Ritchie Sacromento the way I learned it was the chords to me were Aminor Fmajor Cmajor Gmajor for the main verse riff and the intro is just power chords of them on the d and g string way up beyond the 12th fret.

  • @adrianmcgrath1984
    @adrianmcgrath1984 6 месяцев назад +3

    I don’t think it’s any secret, as the ‘70s moved into the ‘80s the Roland Jazz Chorus arrived. I believe its original concept was for jazz and blues guitarists as a lighter (slightly) more reliable alternative to the Fender Twin.
    Especially back then; before people were using power treatment units, voltages could vary and tube amps could be even more temperamental than they are today.
    As well as the clean - and great reverb, they marked the introduction of the chorus as an effect - it was some time after the introduction of the amp, that Roland told the circuitry from the JC and put it into the CH-1 pedal.
    The Police, The Cure, Siouxie and the Banshees, Martha and the Muffins, XTC, Culture Club and many others built sounds that all came from that range of amps. Later, The Cult would rely on it quite heavily - and now Metallica are known for using them. In the ‘80s some producers were even using them for amping synths to take advantage of the circuitry in them.
    The two problems that the amps have is that they aren’t tube and they don’t have the “looks” of a Marshall stack. Snobbery and image, have always meant that a huge number of these amps are kept hidden. There are players like James Hetfield who use them in the studio and live, but would never put one on stage, where it could be seen. In rock music, I can only think of Billy Duffy from the Cult who is happy to put them in his stack and extol their virtue.
    Bands like the Cure aren’t “ashamed” to be seen with them either. But everyone from the Beach Boys - famed for their “Fender” tones to Metallica known for their “Marshall” tones use them. They are an amp that most people wouldn’t know of. But are still in production - next year, they will turn 50yrs old, where most transistor amps - and quite a few tubes - only manage to sell for a few years before they are replaced or fall out of favour.
    The memory man was a popular pedal, and although it became hugely synonymous with dub reggae, the Roland Space Echo was loved by many bands. - I still associate it with dub, but I see the units have now been transformed into pedals, with Boss selling 2 or 3 models - I haven’t tried them, but if you are looking for the sounds from that era, they are probably worth a look at

    • @adrianmcgrath1984
      @adrianmcgrath1984 6 месяцев назад

      en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Roland_Jazz_Chorus#:~:text=The%20Jazz%20Chorus%20is%20one,%2C%20Billy%20Duffy%20(The%20Cult%2C

  • @badeyesight
    @badeyesight Год назад +1

    Hi Dan....Was on the lookout for some post punk inspiration and your videos popped up. Great, relatable, honest and to the point videos. I realized you are in the October Drift band after watching. Love your bands fierce sound and hope touring went well. I love my Nano big muff , pitchfork and MXR Carbon Copy. Keep up the good work. Cheers!

  • @JQBMusicandTutorials
    @JQBMusicandTutorials 4 месяца назад +1

    Post Punk is such a cool style to me. You did nice! Thanks for sharing!

  • @jetjaguar72
    @jetjaguar72 Год назад +2

    So many great tips here. I was thinking "wow, dude looks so familiar, have I already watched his channel?" Nope. Just happen to be in one of my favorite new bands October Drift! Lolol!
    So thanks for the tips and the great records! 👍🏼

  • @djh6970
    @djh6970 6 месяцев назад

    Loved this video.i grew up listening to this genre. It’s funny, I remember as a 15 year old kid bringing loose change in an old sock to the record shop when heaven up here came out to buy it. It and Joy division closer shaped my musical path. Now in my late 50’s I’m learning guitar. Good times👍

  • @Mattriver7
    @Mattriver7 5 месяцев назад

    As soon as you said Heaven Up Here I thought I'd listen to the whole video. Excellent work and very accurate. Well done. Subscribed.

  • @reedl2353
    @reedl2353 Год назад +2

    Yep, when you think about bands in punk, post-punk, and alternative, whether in England or America, these were bands that had no money. When you think about their gear, they played quite literally whatever they could get their hands on. Whatever was available. Cheap was great. Free was even better. Legal was OK, but negotiable. Sound was an afterthought, and people adapted to what was available.
    It's an interesting exercise. Don't pick gear to create a sound - buy two or three pieces of gear, and then make your sound out of them, period. Mind you, I tried it and utterly failed! I'm a reverb junkie and own a dozen reverb pedals. Been using the same phaser for years, though.

    • @thesethingsmakenoises
      @thesethingsmakenoises  Год назад

      Yeah that’s really interesting!
      I think Play what you can get and then as you can afford more maybe you can sculpt it a bit better, but ultimately you’re gonna still get great sounds from cheap gear

  • @yusufamir3010
    @yusufamir3010 Год назад +1

    Super underrated channel. So glad i found it!

  • @TheTwangKings
    @TheTwangKings Месяц назад

    Brilliant. Post punk is arguably the most important development in popular music since the Beatles and Stones.

  • @edsohovocals
    @edsohovocals 4 месяца назад

    Great video, thanks. This is useful. I like the idea of intertwining parts. 👍🏻
    Like most genres, post-punk was a reaction to the music before it. So less chuggy power chords of punk, less bendy blues of Hendrix/Zeppelin. The bass was more prominent - sometimes funkier - and the guitars made space for it.

  • @michelvondenhoff9673
    @michelvondenhoff9673 Год назад +8

    Seaven Seas...Swimming there so well...
    The Cure, smash that chorus!

  • @johnvroegh2608
    @johnvroegh2608 7 месяцев назад

    I play in an 80s alternative coverband. I don't want to use much pedals. So I use ehx soul food for some grit, ehx neo clone ( with dept switch up ) and a nux analoque delay. And I switched from a Epi SG to a Telecaster for a more trebly sound

  • @juliusfaustmann6705
    @juliusfaustmann6705 6 месяцев назад

    Really love this channel. I wish I had videos like this when I started playing the guitar

  • @robanderson251
    @robanderson251 Год назад

    Great video, agree i think that Will Sergeant is an often overlooked but massively influential guitar player. I was a massive Cure fan in the 1980s and love the guitar sound Robert Smith got on those first couple of albums. I read somewhere that alot of the studio sound was him playing two guitar lines with tuned slightly flat relative to the other to get that thick chorusy / flangy sound - never tried it but i think that is the basic principle of a chorus effect so who knows.

  • @TommyrotLLC
    @TommyrotLLC 8 месяцев назад

    These arpeggio lead things work great along with open strings when you find the right spot and in the right song. Instant Cure.

  • @al271987
    @al271987 Год назад +1

    Fun video thanks! Also, love October Drift, just got into them. Great band!

  • @bradleyhunter2627
    @bradleyhunter2627 3 месяца назад

    Thank you for demystifying the post-punk guitar sound 🙏

  • @aryanpugilist
    @aryanpugilist Месяц назад

    Awesome video! I know you probably don't like it much but a video about Post Metal, bands like Isis, Neurosis, Russian Circles and Pelican would be interesting! There isn't much about that style so yeah, Isis are a brilliant band though, even if you don't really like Metal

  • @Tdub0911
    @Tdub0911 2 месяца назад

    Absolutely no clue who you are but something told me to watch this and it was pretty cool. Not sure that I'll continue but at least I'm glad I saw this one.

  • @jboyxd6573
    @jboyxd6573 2 месяца назад

    The cure also uses a lotta flanger and sometimes only a little where it sounds chorusy but it’s flanger too :)

  • @rveen
    @rveen Год назад +2

    Should 2:46 be a F#m Barre chord?

  • @benhanbury
    @benhanbury 10 месяцев назад

    Really enjoying this channel and music, great video. Will be checking out Gang of Four!

  • @mistercheetah9717
    @mistercheetah9717 4 месяца назад

    Geordie Walker of Killing Joke used a Memory Man and most of the groups most seminal records from 1977 to the 90s and I believe John McGeogh of Magazine and Siouxie and Colin Newman of Wire used a lot of MXR modulation pedals which also tended to have a level knob you could drive a bit harder.

  • @GregBonks
    @GregBonks Год назад +2

    When it comes to guitars Telecasters are hard to beat, my main guitar now is a Tele Deluxe (because of Alex Kapranos from Franz Ferdinand) even with the humbuckers it cuts through like a tele standard.

    • @thesethingsmakenoises
      @thesethingsmakenoises  Год назад

      Ahh that sounds awesome. Yeah the ones with humbuckers look great to be fair!

  • @rockerchefdave
    @rockerchefdave 11 месяцев назад

    Cool video. Going to employ a good bit of what I just learned. Post punk bands yielded a lot of creative guitar work.

  • @gazeunderthesunmusic
    @gazeunderthesunmusic Год назад +1

    I think Gated Reverb played a part of the post punk, I think Mission of Burma and Wire are Definitely my Favourite post punk bands

  • @CriadorDeCriaturas
    @CriadorDeCriaturas 2 месяца назад

    saw the heaven up here cover, liked this.

  • @stevendavidson391
    @stevendavidson391 Год назад +4

    Great video. That open string drone is a trick I use a lot. Learned it from Billy Duffy, Stuart Adamson and Jake Burns

  • @denverrandy7143
    @denverrandy7143 Год назад +2

    What is the pedal you used awhile back thats half big muff and half boss chainsaw

  • @toxiknao8826
    @toxiknao8826 3 дня назад

    Any advice on how to get the sound "Burning skies of elysium" uses i love their sound and i dont see any band taking their sound in the modern era they're so unique to me

  • @3xtan327
    @3xtan327 Год назад +5

    The riff at 6:20 sounded straight out of an interpol song
    Edit: nvm you mentioned that like 10 seconds later

    • @thesethingsmakenoises
      @thesethingsmakenoises  Год назад +3

      Haha! It’s basically ‘rescue’ by the bunny men but it totally does doesn’t it.

  • @aedenserano3439
    @aedenserano3439 10 месяцев назад

    I like using blues drivers for these kind of tones gives it a nice sharpness

  • @alexsmart5452
    @alexsmart5452 7 месяцев назад +1

    Check out John McGeoch in Magazine playing open strings on songs like Rhythm of Cruelty. Might have been one of the first Post Punk guitarists to influence it.

  • @superlogico8260
    @superlogico8260 Год назад +5

    very nice! One thing though: Robert Smith's effect by definition was flanger, and "A Forest" is like the ultimate example of it.

  • @trianglerecords
    @trianglerecords 7 месяцев назад

    I make music with these influences and your explications are great. The flanger was used a lot too.

  • @FuzzleMusic
    @FuzzleMusic Год назад

    Unbelievably helpful and inspiring. Cheers!

  • @AndyShaw-ux9ut
    @AndyShaw-ux9ut 6 месяцев назад

    This is a great video. Bunnymen are superb!

  • @roach7616
    @roach7616 7 месяцев назад

    I'd be curious to hear if you have any experience getting these sounds but through using plugins in a DAW rather than pedals etc?

  • @mattiafellegara4921
    @mattiafellegara4921 11 месяцев назад

    ur videos open my creativity soooo much thank you

  • @cristianoutrunner
    @cristianoutrunner 6 месяцев назад

    Amazing video, keep up with nice post-punk stuff, you rock!

  • @marin_real_estate_photography
    @marin_real_estate_photography Год назад

    Thanks for the hacks!!! Grew up listening to these bands!!!

  • @BellsCuriosityShop
    @BellsCuriosityShop Год назад

    Have you covered Bob Mould with Husker Du and Sugar? Or Joey Santiago with The Pixies?

  • @zulfikarfilandra
    @zulfikarfilandra Год назад +1

    great lesson, merci. btw, is it a Player Tele?

    • @thesethingsmakenoises
      @thesethingsmakenoises  Год назад

      Merci! Im not sure it’s not mine, I will have a look at the studio today!

  • @mandingo5545
    @mandingo5545 7 месяцев назад

    Love the vid! What’s the guitar on the thumbnail? Its beautiful

  • @Messier74
    @Messier74 4 месяца назад

    i have a question, which e guitar is better for post punk? the tele or strato? I already have a p bass and am looking for an e guitar that complements my p bass for the genre.

  • @theWARMJET
    @theWARMJET 3 месяца назад

    nice Tele and sounds, totally post punk 🤘

  • @tenkarabadger5244
    @tenkarabadger5244 Год назад

    Another great lesson. You’ve really helped me become a more creative guitarist.

  • @martingalvan9288
    @martingalvan9288 Год назад

    What kind of guitar is good for post punk ? I have the Epiphone Les Paul with humbuckers ?
    Also for a human Tetris type of sound

    • @thesethingsmakenoises
      @thesethingsmakenoises  Год назад

      Yeah you’ll get a good sound, just pop it on bridge pick-up! And add trebles/cut bass from the amp

  • @citizenchris099
    @citizenchris099 7 месяцев назад

    I really appreciated this video. great info!

  • @haroldbaker555
    @haroldbaker555 8 месяцев назад +1

    How do you do your drums man?

  • @MilesICBarker
    @MilesICBarker 9 месяцев назад

    +1 for the Shergold behind you

  • @nedim_guitar
    @nedim_guitar Год назад

    I've never really listened to any of those bands, I've just heard a few songs by The Cure and one or two by Joy Division, but I do play some of those two note lines, oftentimes with more distortion.

  • @MVos-md3rp
    @MVos-md3rp 4 месяца назад

    Except for the self hate underlying many lyrics, was a very inspiring life positive subgenre.

  • @capitaldharma
    @capitaldharma Год назад

    You keep putting out great stuff! BTW, how do you do your drum tracks?

    • @thesethingsmakenoises
      @thesethingsmakenoises  Год назад +2

      Thanks! I mainly just use logic drummer and get different styles for what I want to play to. A top tip I’ve learnt to make them sound more ‘real’ is to add a little bit of distortion.

    • @capitaldharma
      @capitaldharma Год назад

      @@thesethingsmakenoises that’s cool. I wonder if I should upgrade to Logic or maybe just get EZ Drummer

  • @vincent7626
    @vincent7626 Год назад +1

    Whens the lesson book with tabs and sounds settings coming out? *hint hint lol. Great stuff as always.. and its free! thank you sir for all your hard work

  • @flaviomaia5377
    @flaviomaia5377 Месяц назад

    Superb! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

  • @stevenreech8854
    @stevenreech8854 4 месяца назад

    Well done!

  • @yasha5358
    @yasha5358 5 месяцев назад

    Very useful, learned a lot

  • @TheWstawNazwe
    @TheWstawNazwe 3 месяца назад

    Whats the guitar from a thumbnail? 😅

  • @freeelectron8261
    @freeelectron8261 10 месяцев назад +2

    The Cure is more flanger effect than chorus. Like Boss BF-2.

    • @roscius6204
      @roscius6204 6 месяцев назад

      The amp is literally a JC120

  • @callumalston5755
    @callumalston5755 5 месяцев назад

    That chord trick… I’ve been playing for about 10 years…. Thanks for making me feel like an idiot 😂

  • @denverrandy7143
    @denverrandy7143 Год назад +1

    Ritchie Sacramento is Danny Californias step son.😜🤘

  • @ianskelding5493
    @ianskelding5493 4 месяца назад

    It reminded me of REM and U2

  • @haroldbaker555
    @haroldbaker555 8 месяцев назад

    Sounds so fucking good man.

  • @andsoistopped
    @andsoistopped Год назад

    Just great sounds.

  • @PrecisionPointTennis
    @PrecisionPointTennis 5 месяцев назад

    Love this video

  • @denverrandy7143
    @denverrandy7143 Год назад

    I Love this Channel!!!

  • @roscius6204
    @roscius6204 6 месяцев назад +4

    Roland JC120......

  • @kevinsolie2208
    @kevinsolie2208 Год назад +2

    I heard that Kyle's sister plays bass.

  • @Manmachine59
    @Manmachine59 6 месяцев назад

    Share your excitment discovering heaven up there, on a Walkman at night, in my 20 people french military service room in 1981….

  • @kenon6968
    @kenon6968 4 дня назад

    John McGeoch and keith Levene are both gods

  • @joad7949
    @joad7949 6 месяцев назад

    I have no clue what you mean when you keep saying angular.
    Not new to guitar but this nomenclature has foiled me.

  • @mmeshutoz
    @mmeshutoz 6 месяцев назад

    Интересно! Спасибо!

  • @MickeyMichaels348
    @MickeyMichaels348 3 месяца назад

    Indie!

  • @joaquingarzon9320
    @joaquingarzon9320 10 месяцев назад

    awesome

  • @FoxInTheBasement
    @FoxInTheBasement Месяц назад

    a quick google of the term "angular" in the context of guitar will give you dozens of vague, often wildly conflicting definitions. here we have angular guitar, as rhythmic and non-melodic. many definitions describe angular as large, surprising intervals.

  • @barrypotterdundee684
    @barrypotterdundee684 2 месяца назад

    I dont remember bernard sumner from joy division using guitars with single coil pick ups

  • @_Stroda
    @_Stroda Год назад +4

    More Geordie Walker. More John McGeoch.

  • @carsonk6288
    @carsonk6288 Год назад

    Your the best

  • @Kulturmatt
    @Kulturmatt Год назад

    Been greedily waiting for my bleach to arrive. Ordered in august...

    • @thesethingsmakenoises
      @thesethingsmakenoises  Год назад

      Ahhh awesome! Any idea when they are dropping?

    • @Kulturmatt
      @Kulturmatt Год назад

      No idea@@thesethingsmakenoises I think they're getting fed up with me asking! ordered a super weirdo as well. kinda wish i'd ordered a fernweh...