The Gretsch at 8:48 reminded me of my White Falcon that also went through Hurricane Sandy. It was at my aunt & uncle's vacation house in Tom's River where the water rose about 6 feet and submerged the guitar from the rear strap button right to in between the pickups as it was on a wall mounted hanger. I thought it was a goner but my uncle (who's a pro luthier in New City, New York) restored it completely in time to get it back to me for Christmas. Best Christmas ever!
+Jude Misura Me too! Though admittedly my uncle completely restored and refinished it. In other words, it still looks brand new. My aunt told me my uncle was hellbent to make it perfect again. And he sure did.
@@graham1745 Definitely, I’m never parting with that Falcon for anything, not even an identical Falcon. It’s just got. Too much sentimental value after what it’s been through.
I'm largely ambivalent about relics, but some of these comments make me feel very down. If simply playing a relic is enough to make you lose your respect for a musician, then your respect is worth fuck all to begin with.
***** To put it shortly, I disagree. There's no way around it, making decisions about musicians simply by the instruments they play and equipment they use, is ridiculous. And worse, hypocritical. It's saying that you don't like it because you think the musician has placed greater importance on their look than their music, all the while judging them on their look, and not their music. Sorry for the essay below...got a bit carried away. No, they're not stupid. They're stupid in your opinion. It's an important distinction. The finish, or lack thereof, says absolutely nothing about a player. It's the same as saying that you can ascertain certain men masturbate over livestock because they play blue Telecasters. It's a dud statement, that makes no sense and has absolutely no basis. It's fine when said in jest, but when making a serious point, it becomes a worrying statement. They bought a guitar they thought looks cool, and indeed feels nicely worn in. And while it's by no means more important when stacked up against things like sound, practicality and comfort of play, nigh on all of us want to play guitars we think look good, and looks do play a part in larger or smaller parts depending on the person. Posers play all sorts of different guitars of different finishes, they want to stand out, and if they all play the same types of guitars, they won't stand out. You can judge nothing about a player, and I mean absolutely nothing, until you hear them play. And then it doesn't matter what the hell they're playing it with, as long as it makes music that makes people happy. As I said in my original post, I'm neither here nor there with relics, and indeed personally I prefer my guitars caked in Poly so the finish doesn't get harmed in any way, even with time passing. I just think it's the worst kind of self indulgent, school yard, tribal bullshit when people gang together in a circle jerk to whip themselves up into a frenzy, making judgements about people they've never met simply because they like their guitars to look a certain way that the tribe deem unworthy. A sad, but very real trait amongst guitar players in general it seems, our ability to mock each other ruthlessly and disparage each other over nonsensical arseholery. No wonder people who play other instruments seem to think for the most part that those of us who play the guitar are bloody retarded.
***** Right on! You made the right decision about the Marshall. Professional relicking is image and nostalgia shit that says something about the player. It says that they are a douchebag! Guitar is my love. For me, a worn guitar is like a woman who has been shaped by her life's experiences. Her scars are her beauty. Relicking is like taking a virgin and having her gang-banged to give her "experience" so you can deal with her. Relicking is disingenous at best and guitar rape at worst.
If Rich Robinson wants to relic his shit who are we to give him shit about it? He's a performer! It's part of the show! The Music speaks for itself and I personally find nothing disingenuous about it for a performer of his status. If you have some kind of problem with relics then you are taking shit a bit too seriously. I personally wouldn't want a relic guitar, I take pride in all the wear and tear on my guitars, and to me for a regular person to buy one and simply play at home is a little strange to me but hey as long as it makes em happy who the hell cares.
jrchris1121 Amazing how many basement commandos go off about this shit. Image is important, no matter how you slice it and at the end of the day the crowes are a great band with great songs and no one gives a shit about your relic debate. Who's better, a guy who beats the shit out of his guitar or a guy who pain-stakingly wears it down on purpose to make it look awesome? (that's a rhetorical question). I just got done doing a wood-burned design on one of my guitars by hand. Am I a "poser"? (insert laughter).
Danny Grause Not sure what a wood-burned design is exactly but it doesn't really sound like "relicing" per se, so no I wouldn't call you a "poser" LOL. BTW you really can't join a debate and then say "no one gives a shit about your relic debate" becuz you obviously care a lil bit friend ;)
Played guitar on a lot of Black Crowes in a band and had huge influence on my playing. Along with the versatility of Open G and others. Jealous Again and Angels.
Enough with the relic talk, Rich is an amazing guitarist and songwriter, he can play whatever the hell he wants. as far as I'm concerned this is a beautiful collection of guitars
amen brother...Rich is a certified badass. He doesn't have the time play a guitar enough to wear the finish off...if he wants a new or new to him guitar to look roadworn then that's his prerogative...
@@andrewgarcia3136 Not really. Guitarists don’t just play guitar. To get that kind of wear, you would have to be playing with it for decades, or be REALLY rough with the guitar. He had already had played played/toured for over 20 years at the time. He lost almost all of his guitars in Hurricane Sandy. Rich likes his guitars worn in, so he got the guitars reliced to help replicate that feeling of a worn in guitar.
Playing in open G (DGDGBD), makes it possible to play a bar chord with one finger, or a slide. Keith Richards among many others are also known for using this tuning, hence the edgy blues shuffles. Gives a very fat tone!
The Gretsch at 9:49 reminded me of my White Falcon that got also trashed by Sandy. It was at my uncle's vacation home in Tom's River, NJ sitting on a guitar stand. We got about a foot and a half of water there best I remember & my Falcon was half submerged in the water. I thought it was ruined for good, but my uncle spoke with my other uncle (his brother) who's a luthier to put it back together and save it for me. Now it's one of my absolute favorites & I'll never part with it.
I had a vintage Ludwig drum set that got completely fucked by Sandy. I’m over in Camden county too, not even near the shore. My basement flooded for the first and only time. Only got about six inches down there but I the drums all sitting on the floor got water damage. Completely fucked. They all expanded where they were in the water and they looked like cones.
I had such a spin out at 22:00 ! That Way Huge...its almost exactly my board... even down to the oversize Big Muff at the end!😲 I've never seen anyone else ho Way Huge crazy like I did! I got carried away on a Way Huge trip (excuse the pun - George Tripps..? Yea, you see it!) and bought a bunch of them, thinking I could make my whole board WH. Cos look how sick it looks! But I didn't think it thru enough to realize that Way Huge don't do a lot pedals you need...like a noise gate... Octaver...Looper etc But what I do have looks awesome. Mine goes, from top right to left...ANGRY TROLL....GREEN RHINO....RED LlAMA (25th Ann. Ed. with tone knob)....SAUCY BOX (which is basically a streamlined newer version of PORK LOIN where the Eq's are built into the gain sweep)....then its the Fuzz trio...Swollen Pickle....The CONQUISTADOR (sickest Velcro fuzz of ALL time!!)...and Jumbo BIG MUFF.. Oh, I almost forgot... I run a Conspiracy Theory in front of all of that, which is basically a Klone. And its here to stay in my rig. Its that good. I have a.compressor by MXR in front of that...and mean to replace it with a Saffron Squeeze when I get around to it, someday - just coz. Edit: oh yes, totally forgot.. there's also an AQUA PUSS - the WH prfal started it all..my first WH - in the Fx loop. All up that's 8, I think.. Itkk be 9 when a swap the Compressor. And I had just one that I didn't agree with, n so I flipped it... and that was the Supa- Lead.
So if he's using that Reason amp and only one speaker box...makes me wonder when they were on Leno doing Sting Me years ago with large cabinet stacks, were they just there for show? Empty cabinets maybe? I've heard of bands with several Marshall stacks, with empty cabs and only using one amp & cab.
I relic my own guitars. I do it so when I bang it into something I won’t care. Yes, new guitars feel weird. Sandpaper works wonders. I hate it when people have a bad opinion about It. I like it. That’s that..
🤔... That tone difference "for the better" (you say & I'd believe) might be 'cause'a how much humidity all'a the wood absorbed In That Flood! (🤷🏻♂️) Like more than "vintage-look", it may've literally "Vintaged!" 'em sumbitches Earlier than normal. (🙆🏻♂️ Like, soaked 'em to the bones, & dryed 'em back out, Waaaaay quicker'n Blood, Sweat, Spotlights, & Beer! 😂). 😎🤙🏻 I've always heard one'a the Main reasons the older (Gibson, Fender, & Martin/electric & especially acoustic) guitars Sounded the Way They Do...was Because of How OLD ("Aged" applies a tad betterer, I reckon) they Are.
Cant understand the silly comments about The Crowes - they are a great band and so what if Rich likes to beat up his guitars a bit. Who doesn't like faded distressed jeans over a brand new pair ?
If you pay someone else to wear out your pants for you,you have joined the hipster douchebag club. and you definitely own relic guitars because you love for other people to make you look cool because you arent cool on your own.
He can do what he wants. He's Rich Robinson. He's toured the world and been on the radio and Mtv and guitar magazine covers. We haven't. I doubt be gives a shit about our opinion anyway. But i think it looks cool. And looking cool is important.
The relic vs non relic argument is such a bore. Buy and play what you like. Youre not hurting a damn thing if you relic or buy a relic'ed guitar ...... they make new ones every fkn day. Peace. ✌
It changes the tone of the guitar when the relic' process is done correctly. Gives it that good feel of a guitar that's got a little soul. If you ever get to sit down and play a Strat or Tele by "Nash Guitars", you will know what I mean.
I remember reading an interview with Rich Robinson about ten years ago where he said he really doesn't know any songs other than what he plays in the Black Crowes, kind of hard to believe but if its true it probably makes him unique as a professional musician!
I spend years taking as much care and attention to detail making sure my guitars are playing and looking good (except when drunk) and others drag high end instruments through parking lots. If Rich wasn't such a badass guitarist I'd talk shit lol
Well to be fair it was your choice to try and keep em clean. When I get a les paul Im gonna play it into the ground even if it gets dents and finish checks ill keep playing it as hard as I can.
Not if you play slide or open tunings, also if you recorded a song on an SG or a 335 or a Strat why not use the same guitar for playing live? The one that gets me is Billy Gibbons who has a bunch of guitars but puts them through an Axe FX to deliberately make them sound the same..what is the point of that?
Wow. You have lost respect for a musician because he uses reliced guitars? Apparently you care as much about the appearance as Rich does. I don't like Jeff Beck because he plays white guitars. Sounds kinda dumb, doesn't it?
bassplayersayer basically a 50's strat in blonde, a well known woman guitar player called Mary Kaye back then was famous for playing a blonde '57 strat so that's why blonde strats nowadays are called a "Mary Kaye" stratocasters.
+bassplayersayer quite a specific spec... its like translucent blonde, maple board (so pre 59) with gold hardware. It was a style favoured by mary kaye and therefore nicknamed the mary kaye. Very rare, very collectable and often reissued. Beautiful new, or reliced.
I've seen that... And if feeds back like crazy on Jack... Doug's point was nobody manages feedback, at these volumes off hollow body axes like the Grestch, better than Rich... Oh and Jack's tone blows bud...LOL
i don't see no rich robinson, only a doug "red" redler but hey he did use to work for slash back when he was playing in the conspirators along side Myles Kennedy oh and also 200th
I was trying to just enjoy the collection but I have to admit I found myself getting frustrated by the lack of "mojo" in the player... one pickup, cranked? that alone speaks volumes. Sour grapes I'd love to have a third of these but you can bet I'd be using my toggle switches
How 'bout a Strat? What about guitars for open/alternate tunings? Capoed guitars? I hear what you're saying; some of this stuff is excessive, no doubt. OTOH, most gtr players LIKE gtrs, & have a few of them. If they had $ like rock stars guys, they'd probably have more. And if you've got 'em, you might as well use 'em. The thing that bugs me is some of the stupid custom stuff. Fender recreated Rich's beat-up Mary Kay Strat? Lucky him. And having gtrs beat up to give them mo-jo? Please.
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The Gretsch at 8:48 reminded me of my White Falcon that also went through Hurricane Sandy. It was at my aunt & uncle's vacation house in Tom's River where the water rose about 6 feet and submerged the guitar from the rear strap button right to in between the pickups as it was on a wall mounted hanger. I thought it was a goner but my uncle (who's a pro luthier in New City, New York) restored it completely in time to get it back to me for Christmas. Best Christmas ever!
MichaelD8393 great story. glad she got her mojo back
+Jude Misura Me too! Though admittedly my uncle completely restored and refinished it. In other words, it still looks brand new. My aunt told me my uncle was hellbent to make it perfect again. And he sure did.
MichaelD8393 if you want, friend me on Facebook Jude Patrick Misura
Phew……close one, Michael. Glad it came out of it all well…👍🏴🎸🇺🇸
@@graham1745 Definitely, I’m never parting with that Falcon for anything, not even an identical Falcon. It’s just got. Too much sentimental value after what it’s been through.
I'm largely ambivalent about relics, but some of these comments make me feel very down. If simply playing a relic is enough to make you lose your respect for a musician, then your respect is worth fuck all to begin with.
*****
To put it shortly, I disagree. There's no way around it, making decisions about musicians simply by the instruments they play and equipment they use, is ridiculous.
And worse, hypocritical.
It's saying that you don't like it because you think the musician has placed greater importance on their look than their music, all the while judging them on their look, and not their music.
Sorry for the essay below...got a bit carried away.
No, they're not stupid. They're stupid in your opinion. It's an important distinction.
The finish, or lack thereof, says absolutely nothing about a player. It's the same as saying that you can ascertain certain men masturbate over livestock because they play blue Telecasters. It's a dud statement, that makes no sense and has absolutely no basis. It's fine when said in jest, but when making a serious point, it becomes a worrying statement.
They bought a guitar they thought looks cool, and indeed feels nicely worn in. And while it's by no means more important when stacked up against things like sound, practicality and comfort of play, nigh on all of us want to play guitars we think look good, and looks do play a part in larger or smaller parts depending on the person.
Posers play all sorts of different guitars of different finishes, they want to stand out, and if they all play the same types of guitars, they won't stand out.
You can judge nothing about a player, and I mean absolutely nothing, until you hear them play. And then it doesn't matter what the hell they're playing it with, as long as it makes music that makes people happy.
As I said in my original post, I'm neither here nor there with relics, and indeed personally I prefer my guitars caked in Poly so the finish doesn't get harmed in any way, even with time passing.
I just think it's the worst kind of self indulgent, school yard, tribal bullshit when people gang together in a circle jerk to whip themselves up into a frenzy, making judgements about people they've never met simply because they like their guitars to look a certain way that the tribe deem unworthy.
A sad, but very real trait amongst guitar players in general it seems, our ability to mock each other ruthlessly and disparage each other over nonsensical arseholery.
No wonder people who play other instruments seem to think for the most part that those of us who play the guitar are bloody retarded.
*****
Right on! You made the right decision about the Marshall. Professional relicking is image and nostalgia shit that says something about the player. It says that they are a douchebag!
Guitar is my love. For me, a worn guitar is like a woman who has been shaped by her life's experiences. Her scars are her beauty. Relicking is like taking a virgin and having her gang-banged to give her "experience" so you can deal with her. Relicking is disingenous at best and guitar rape at worst.
If Rich Robinson wants to relic his shit who are we to give him shit about it? He's a performer! It's part of the show! The Music speaks for itself and I personally find nothing disingenuous about it for a performer of his status. If you have some kind of problem with relics then you are taking shit a bit too seriously. I personally wouldn't want a relic guitar, I take pride in all the wear and tear on my guitars, and to me for a regular person to buy one and simply play at home is a little strange to me but hey as long as it makes em happy who the hell cares.
jrchris1121 Amazing how many basement commandos go off about this shit. Image is important, no matter how you slice it and at the end of the day the crowes are a great band with great songs and no one gives a shit about your relic debate. Who's better, a guy who beats the shit out of his guitar or a guy who pain-stakingly wears it down on purpose to make it look awesome? (that's a rhetorical question). I just got done doing a wood-burned design on one of my guitars by hand. Am I a "poser"? (insert laughter).
Danny Grause Not sure what a wood-burned design is exactly but it doesn't really sound like "relicing" per se, so no I wouldn't call you a "poser" LOL. BTW you really can't join a debate and then say "no one gives a shit about your relic debate" becuz you obviously care a lil bit friend ;)
Played guitar on a lot of Black Crowes in a band and had huge influence on my playing. Along with the versatility of Open G and others. Jealous Again and Angels.
I saw Rich Tuesday night at The Satellite in Los Angeles.. he played n sang amazingly.. :)
Seems like a great guitar tech...knows his stuff and seems easy to work with.
Enough with the relic talk, Rich is an amazing guitarist and songwriter, he can play whatever the hell he wants. as far as I'm concerned this is a beautiful collection of guitars
amen brother...Rich is a certified badass. He doesn't have the time play a guitar enough to wear the finish off...if he wants a new or new to him guitar to look roadworn then that's his prerogative...
rich is a pussy who thought he was too good to work with jimmy page
@@abg125 a guitarist that doesn't have the time to play a guitar, that's contradictory
@@andrewgarcia3136 Not really. Guitarists don’t just play guitar. To get that kind of wear, you would have to be playing with it for decades, or be REALLY rough with the guitar. He had already had played played/toured for over 20 years at the time. He lost almost all of his guitars in Hurricane Sandy. Rich likes his guitars worn in, so he got the guitars reliced to help replicate that feeling of a worn in guitar.
@20:15 when Jason mics the 12-string guitar it sounds huge, man. What a guitar!
The most beautiful guitars of any of these Rig Rundowns.
This was great! Doug really knows his stuff.... good dude and great interview..
Thanks Jason!
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Thanks for doing this. Rich has the finest gear. damn
OMG! Why has this never been suggested to me until now??!
Playing in open G (DGDGBD), makes it possible to play a bar chord with one finger, or a slide. Keith Richards among many others are also known for using this tuning, hence the edgy blues shuffles. Gives a very fat tone!
Yeah Joni Mitchell used that too. Circle game
I like GGDGBD myself.
The dude is a guitar tech, who are normally fairly shy people anyway. He likely didn't ask to be on video. He's giving us the ins and outs, chill out.
great rig rundown
That black flood Gretsch looks amazing.
Yeah, Gretsch should make Rich a tribute model just like it.
Great interview! I found out a lot of stuff.
He had the guitars reliced because all his vintage guitars were damaged in a flood.....
Why don’t people request rig rundowns directly at the premiere site?
info@premierguitar.com
The Gretsch at 9:49 reminded me of my White Falcon that got also trashed by Sandy. It was at my uncle's vacation home in Tom's River, NJ sitting on a guitar stand. We got about a foot and a half of water there best I remember & my Falcon was half submerged in the water. I thought it was ruined for good, but my uncle spoke with my other uncle (his brother) who's a luthier to put it back together and save it for me. Now it's one of my absolute favorites & I'll never part with it.
I had a vintage Ludwig drum set that got completely fucked by Sandy. I’m over in Camden county too, not even near the shore. My basement flooded for the first and only time. Only got about six inches down there but I the drums all sitting on the floor got water damage. Completely fucked. They all expanded where they were in the water and they looked like cones.
Need to get the book
Gosh, Those 335s are gorgeuos
PLEASE do a rig rundown of John Mayer's current setup. He's touring right now and an update would be cool.
Amp you can’t afford and a guitar you can’t afford. Done.
i like this rig, great sounds, so much better then the 65 amps rig
I had such a spin out at 22:00 ! That Way Huge...its almost exactly my board... even down to the oversize Big Muff at the end!😲
I've never seen anyone else ho Way Huge crazy like I did!
I got carried away on a Way Huge trip (excuse the pun - George Tripps..? Yea, you see it!) and bought a bunch of them, thinking I could make my whole board WH. Cos look how sick it looks!
But I didn't think it thru enough to realize that Way Huge don't do a lot pedals you need...like a noise gate... Octaver...Looper etc
But what I do have looks awesome.
Mine goes, from top right to left...ANGRY TROLL....GREEN RHINO....RED LlAMA (25th Ann. Ed. with tone knob)....SAUCY BOX (which is basically a streamlined newer version of PORK LOIN where the Eq's are built into the gain sweep)....then its the Fuzz trio...Swollen Pickle....The CONQUISTADOR (sickest Velcro fuzz of ALL time!!)...and Jumbo BIG MUFF..
Oh, I almost forgot... I run a Conspiracy Theory in front of all of that, which is basically a Klone. And its here to stay in my rig. Its that good.
I have a.compressor by MXR in front of that...and mean to replace it with a Saffron Squeeze when I get around to it, someday - just coz.
Edit: oh yes, totally forgot.. there's also an AQUA PUSS - the WH prfal started it all..my first WH - in the Fx loop.
All up that's 8, I think.. Itkk be 9 when a swap the Compressor. And I had just one that I didn't agree with, n so I flipped it... and that was the Supa- Lead.
Dang, your “have to have” pedals are useless to me. Goes to show just how different peoples likes and needs are.
He's not tuning the guitars in standard tuning but in the key of G. It's open G tuning which means the strings are in a different sequence.
So if he's using that Reason amp and only one speaker box...makes me wonder when they were on Leno doing Sting Me years ago with large cabinet stacks, were they just there for show? Empty cabinets maybe? I've heard of bands with several Marshall stacks, with empty cabs and only using one amp & cab.
michael leigh from some podcasts most guys from the Marc Ford era remember it being deafening loud
If he really wants a Flip Tremolo I have one sitting in a box! Somehow I doubt he'll find this and contact me, but the offer is out there.
Still have it?
I relic my own guitars. I do it so when I bang it into something I won’t care. Yes, new guitars feel weird. Sandpaper works wonders. I hate it when people have a bad opinion about It. I like it. That’s that..
I always take a Scotch Brite pad to the back of my necks to de-gloss them. Feel great to me afterwards.
🤔...
That tone difference "for the better" (you say & I'd believe) might be 'cause'a how much humidity all'a the wood absorbed In That Flood! (🤷🏻♂️)
Like more than "vintage-look", it may've literally "Vintaged!" 'em sumbitches Earlier than normal. (🙆🏻♂️ Like, soaked 'em to the bones, & dryed 'em back out, Waaaaay quicker'n Blood, Sweat, Spotlights, & Beer! 😂). 😎🤙🏻
I've always heard one'a the Main reasons the older (Gibson, Fender, & Martin/electric & especially acoustic) guitars Sounded the Way They Do...was Because of How OLD ("Aged" applies a tad betterer, I reckon) they Are.
he's had the best guitars in my opinion
There's already one out there, though I can't remember if it was PG that did it. Pretty cool stuff.
Would love to get some of those magic 46 E strings that tune down to a C or B.
Does the red guitar fly, or what ?
Floated to the Top...I love it...
Damn I didn't know Kim Coates was a guitar tech!
Hello. Great reportage, can you activate the option comments for the translation (I am French). Thank you.
Cant understand the silly comments about The Crowes - they are a great band and so what if Rich likes to beat up his guitars a bit. Who doesn't like faded distressed jeans over a brand new pair ?
Come on Cyrus - you can do better than that.
I much prefer a brand new pair of jeans over a pair that's already worn out before I even wear them.
If you pay someone else to wear out your pants for you,you have joined the hipster douchebag club.
and you definitely own relic guitars because you love for other people to make you look cool because
you arent cool on your own.
He can do what he wants. He's Rich Robinson. He's toured the world and been on the radio and Mtv and guitar magazine covers. We haven't. I doubt be gives a shit about our opinion anyway. But i think it looks cool. And looking cool is important.
Anyone who isn't a dickhead.
The relic vs non relic argument is such a bore. Buy and play what you like. Youre not hurting a damn thing if you relic or buy a relic'ed guitar ...... they make new ones every fkn day. Peace. ✌
Please do John Kadlecik of Furthur.
I was at the Show! Fliping Rocked
yeah. I change my strings after just one song too.
It changes the tone of the guitar when the relic' process is done correctly. Gives it that good feel of a guitar that's got a little soul. If you ever get to sit down and play a Strat or Tele by "Nash Guitars", you will know what I mean.
You are right on the money 💰 with that bro...I have couple of tele’s but my thin paint Nash is as sweet as Fuc...lollar pups help too😛
I remember reading an interview with Rich Robinson about ten years ago where he said he really doesn't know any songs other than what he plays in the Black Crowes, kind of hard to believe but if its true it probably makes him unique as a professional musician!
He’s played a shit ton of covers
@@Bogeyman19DidNotScareMyAss you need to read the comment completely. Your comment doesn’t disprove what was said.
Great guitar tech, thanks for sharing.
Was the flood before or after Rich's Guitar Aficionado spread?
PLEASE do a rig rundown of Skillet's Seth Morrison and Korey Kooper. Their new rig sounds incredible!
The metal plates he so loves on hse guitars 8mainly on top), do they affect the sound? Any resonance?
do a video of periphery setup and born of osirirs.
I see now this was from 2013... Were the Black Crowes playing by then or is this Rich's rig with Magpie or solo?
They were touring and made the warpaint and before and after the frost albums. My favorite era actually .
Excellent Video Thank You So Much
Great rig rundown. But this guitar tech's little laugh kills me. Wtf. Haha. Other than that it's great. Love The relic guitars!
what aboout a new north mississippi allstars Rundown??? PLEAASE
Is... That... Tig from Sons of Anarchy?
Nope.
...and the Gibson model where are
which was the name of the guitar brand? Tai?
Mark Agneise from norms rare guitars. Would call it a Mestro wiggle stick.
He's a great tech.
I spend years taking as much care and attention to detail making sure my guitars are playing and looking good (except when drunk) and others drag high end instruments through parking lots. If Rich wasn't such a badass guitarist I'd talk shit lol
Well to be fair it was your choice to try and keep em clean. When I get a les paul Im gonna play it into the ground even if it gets dents and finish checks ill keep playing it as hard as I can.
You don’t need to wear my hat you can choose to wear your own.
That is super sad about the flood and gear.....
Not if you play slide or open tunings, also if you recorded a song on an SG or a 335 or a Strat why not use the same guitar for playing live? The one that gets me is Billy Gibbons who has a bunch of guitars but puts them through an Axe FX to deliberately make them sound the same..what is the point of that?
No he puts them through an equalizer
That dude has the scariest laugh I've ever heard... aha ha ha ha..
where does she work now?
Wow. You have lost respect for a musician because he uses reliced guitars?
Apparently you care as much about the appearance as Rich does. I don't like Jeff Beck because he plays white guitars. Sounds kinda dumb, doesn't it?
Stratocaster and Martin acoustic there you go
I seriously want to see Edge's rig rundown, I'm just curious.
***** Jack White
So strings won't break.
nice your uploading alot of rig rundowns i see
Why dont the players do these interviews?
Can we expect a Jackie Greene rig rundown?
RS guitar works mention! Yeah!
Please guys i'd do terrible things for a Tame Impala rig rundown. They're touring the US right now, get on it!
does this guy change guitars every song?
noooo Rebecca is gone!?? loved her!
Do Saxon. They're in the US right now.
Please do cage the elephant and muse... They're on tour
What is a "Mary Kay" strat?
bassplayersayer basically a 50's strat in blonde, a well known woman guitar player called Mary Kaye back then was famous for playing a blonde '57 strat so that's why blonde strats nowadays are called a "Mary Kaye" stratocasters.
Nathan Lam OK, I get it. Thanks.
bassplayersayer no problem
+bassplayersayer quite a specific spec... its like translucent blonde, maple board (so pre 59) with gold hardware. It was a style favoured by mary kaye and therefore nicknamed the mary kaye. Very rare, very collectable and often reissued. Beautiful new, or reliced.
Damn, I thought Rich was going to be in this due to the title...
I've seen that... And if feeds back like crazy on Jack... Doug's point was nobody manages feedback, at these volumes off hollow body axes like the Grestch, better than Rich... Oh and Jack's tone blows bud...LOL
YES!
i don't see no rich robinson, only a doug "red" redler
but hey he did use to work for slash back when he was playing in the conspirators along side Myles Kennedy
oh and also 200th
Where is he getting those straps? !!!!
YOGA1111 souldier
I'm an horrible guy. Thinking about guitars lost in a flood makes me sad.
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it bends the b string....
Wow. I guess I would trade Mr. Robinson straight up.
YES
It's just a brand new hand wired VOX.
Nice
Jackie Greene RR would be cool too!
KISS rig rundown?
This guy sounds supper nervous for some reason. It's ok dude, we like rig rundowns!
Well, qudos to Rich's guitar tech.
No qudos to Rich.
But I do love Lions.
What's the function of the B bender system?
"Even though he doesn't use it he likes a humbucker in the neck position " wtf? Just say no to drugs kids
Gary Coates and he copied a b bender guitar but they don't use the b bender lol I don't get this guy at all hahahah
realizing how big of posers they are
It's rock n roll man!
I was trying to just enjoy the collection but I have to admit I found myself getting frustrated by the lack of "mojo" in the player... one pickup, cranked? that alone speaks volumes. Sour grapes I'd love to have a third of these but you can bet I'd be using my toggle switches
Tyson Rinker yeah maaaaaan you’re cool maaan
i don´t like when they relic them... it´s nice when a guitar gets relic by usage not by a luthier...
its OPEN G my friend
Maybe string tension? It might sound more spongy.
The black crowes are still around?! Why?
why not?
Awesome rig! You could about buy a nice house for the price of his gear
How 'bout a Strat? What about guitars for open/alternate tunings? Capoed guitars?
I hear what you're saying; some of this stuff is excessive, no doubt.
OTOH, most gtr players LIKE gtrs, & have a few of them. If they had $ like rock stars guys, they'd probably have more. And if you've got 'em, you might as well use 'em.
The thing that bugs me is some of the stupid custom stuff. Fender recreated Rich's beat-up Mary Kay Strat? Lucky him. And having gtrs beat up to give them mo-jo? Please.