She's amazing but the second part of your statement is just a fib. Gold & Grey is distinctly worse than Purple and this is from a fan from way back in the pre-Red days.
Gina is amazing I agree but Pete was a powerhouse. It's music, there is no better or worse, only an evolution of a band's sound. I've loved this band since I first heard them, through all their different iterations and they always produce brilliant music.
Randomly 'discovering' Gina on Premier Guitar (playing Dimebag) a few days ago led me down the rabbit hole and into the world of Baroness. What a wonderful discovery. People that lament the state of music aren't looking hard enough or aren't open enough to be enlightened. This band is the definition of artist...true to their vision. Gina is so awesome! Very very good things going on here!
Literally saw Baroness last night and thought to myself they should really be featured on this show. Little did I know this was ready to be uploaded the next day! This is amazing, I'm enjoying every second of it.
Guys, don't fight. It was just supposed to be a funny comment. I love this channel and this band. It was a great episode and the pair made for a great interview.
How cool were these two musicians?!! Very easy going and they seemed to genuinely love what they do and the sounds and pedals they use. It was all about music!!
This is amazing! Have to admit- I had never heard of this band. Spent the last couple hours watching footage of their live shows. Nutty! I love how- as Dan marvels at- they create a very heavy aggressive sound with out the bone crushing distortion of say a Mesa Dual Rec. Their sound is heavy as a result of chordal harmony and play style. This band is an amazing example of the cross over that is happening now between post rock ambience, playing technique, and chordal complexity with indie rock and metal. This band is like Mogwai cross bred with Russian Circles - but with say Black Sabbath vocals. Simply amazing. As a side note- Gina's hybrid picking technique with her aggressive arpeggiated style is killer- she simply slays- As a bonus, these guys really know how to use ambient/ atmospheric pedals in a modern context to range from end of days, apocalyptic sound scapes to subtle atmosphere that gives their intricate unison solo interplays that extra something. Thanks TPS for introducing us to this great band!
pedal gazer do yourself a favor and listen to the Red album-it’s a great, great album. It’s a voyage. So good. And then (if you haven’t yet) check the latest (Gold & Grey) that Gina is on. Also very good. They’re both Baroness, but they’re great for different reasons.
I didn't want this episode to end. Sooo inspiring to hear new artists that cover so much melodic landscapes. Gina's Gain structure was not fully explained but it was surely a trip to hear both players complimenting their sounds brilliantly. Massive thank u to TPS for being such a great force of nature. Live long and prosper.
One of the most interesting episodes of TPS yet. Showing the guitar as "textures" rather than a series of chords, and how 2 people can play together and the outcome is much more than the sum of the parts.
Baroness write such triumphant songs that even when melancholic you are lifted up to a new place. Love this band, John is such a deep and articulate thinker and artist and has a great philosophy on life. Massive thank you for this show!
Baroness... on That Pedal Show... I nearly fainted. Combining two of my favorite, seemingly disparate but actually completely related and relevant, things. I've been a Baroness fan for years. I've been a TPS fan for years. Never in my wildest... This is the FUTURE. Thank you! I've been trying to buy a Philly Fuzz for years. THAT BARONESS SOUND! But it's a pretty exclusive club. I know it's a small company, seemingly always out of stock; I hope someday the sun will shine in my direction.
Love Baroness for this exact reason the dynamics between guitars and the complimentary fusion it creates. Would love to see Matt Pike on the show but don't think the building would survive 3/4 gunned orange amps at once
This is why I play music. To meet people like these guys and to get to make something together. Awesome people. Thoughtful, insightful, honest, direct and interesting. I've meet so many people like this in music. They are wonderful.
I remember listening to Blue album when my older son was a baby. I remember sitting on the balcony with him in my lap, trying to get him to sleep and listening to the record on earphones. Since then Baroness has been my favourite band. I also love that your show welcomes players from all musical spectrums. (I’ve watched all episodes.) I’m a metalhead at heart but as a player I gravitate more toward a bluesier style. It goes to show that pedals make you more good in all genres. 😃
Such amazing tones! I’m not a high gain, heavy guitar, “metal” guy by any stretch, but Baroness is definitely going on the playlist!! Incredible! Thanks Mic and Dan for finding the most inspiring players to feature.
I saw Baroness last night, and was surprised at how little gain they were using compared to the otheretal bands I've been jamming lately, like Mastodon and High in Fire.
I absolutely love Baroness. Gina is definitely an asset. I love their guitar tone and all the awesome progressions they use. They are not my favorite band but they are up there. I have never had a Tele or even played a Fender Tele. I have a Schecter Hellraiser Hybrid PT which is shaped like a Tele but has EMGs. Now I want a real Tele so bad. I love stories these 2 tell too. Epic band for real. The amps facing the middle of the room and the disco ball. They are both so passionate about music and the chemistry they have is absolute harmonious perfection. This is the best That Pedal Show ever!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Damn. Best quote "as often as possible" 36:01. Lovely show, great interview - and very special Special Guests. I'm off to become a more informed Baroness fan. It's a good day for some fresh music. Maybe I'll wear a mask 37:13. Anyway, thanks for another great one.
Baroness are one of the most interesting band in the contemporary "alternative/post metal" scene to me. I've seen them live recently and they're really a pleasure to see and hear. Lots of inspiring ideas and tones. It's very cool to see Gina and John on the show, thanks guys :)
Yeah, he does all their album covers. He has done Skeleton Witch, Kvelertak, and Black Tusk too. I think he did some stuff for Metallica, but I can't remember what that's all about.
Yeah it is ! I bought the record for gold and Grey and went to the record store where they did the acoustic set and got the signed artwork. His artwork for red/blue/yellow and green/purple and gold and grey was all awesome! It’s cool having the gold and grey record just for the large size art!
That Pedal Show+Baroness=52 minutes of jaw dropping brilliance.. It's my favorite pedal people talking about my favorite pedal noises.. ***Uh.... Lemme fill up the coffee cup... I'm gonna be late again....
I loved what Pete brought to the band. If anyone could replace him, it's Gina. She just adds enough of the essence of Baroness and brings a whole new dimension for John to create with.
Just wonderful, been a fan of Baroness since the release of Blue, their harmonies remind me of Thin Lizzy but in a heavier context. Now get an episode with Kurt Ballou on creative guitar tones in heavy music - with the amount of gear geekery between him and you guys the episode could/should be several hours long.
So Baroness is like the Ultimately Extemporaneous Wet/Dry rig, John and Gina will have to decide which is which. I really like the communication, connectedness and obvious joy in their sharing. Dan, good job staying on point - I could see you being transported as you vibrated, but you managed to stay relatively grounded (at least, relatively grounded for you!). Thanks for the excellent show - I'm off to listen to Baroness for the first glorious time!
Watching John and Gina play together is just pure joy, their chemistry is breathe taking. Hopefully this is just the first of many looks at how they build texture and atmosphere with their boards.
More heavy bands please! Kurt from Converge would be fascinating (he gets amazing heavy tones from vintage amps and odd pedals. Matt Pike would be good too...
If Volta were still around I would say you could do multiple part episodes on Omar Rodriguez Lopez How bout Mike Scheidt from Yob... his signature pedal is a killer and he does some wicked stereo dirty phasery stuff
@@kbkman7742God, I'd kill to have Mike on this show. The Quantum Mystic is probably the best distortion I've ever played. Getting Kurt on would be awesome as well. Omar would be a really interesting episode but I almost feel like with the size of the boards he tends to use it'd be such a long video or series of videos that it'd never happen or would end up being too short and glossing over a lot of interesting stuff.
@@zucchinisurprise6347 yeah dude buying a quantum mystic changed the way I use drive pedals. It's all about the volume and eq. Very versatile pedal, it can just about do everything from atma tones to some vintage dirt
Never heard of these two before but they seem like awesome people and are amazing players. Loved this different type of player coming in. Oh and white tele mint guard is always the greatest combo ever. Same with strat, John get that mint guard and join the greatest color combo ever. Great episode guys.
I had never heard of Baroness before. After watching this, I'm going looking for any local Baroness gigs (the Netherlands). Lovely new noises to listen to!
Gina and John complement each other, sonically speaking, so well. Always such a pleasure to hear them play together. I agree that Gina has added so much to this band. This is a band that clearly benefited from a woman’s touch!
You Gotta be kidding me this is amazing! When I saw the rig rundown recently for Baroness I ignorantly messaged Dian pleading for them to be on the show. I should’ve known.
24:40 - I have eargasms Edit: Just finished watching the whole video after rewinding parts repeatedly, now a huge fan and will be looking for the tour. Brilliant!
Wow. Did not expect this appearance to happen. A perfect band for this show, for sure. These guys probably set off my pedal obsession circa Blue Record. Cheers!
You them out, amazing band perfect for me, EULA, Cold Blooded Angels, Chlorine and Whine or Tourniquet would be the first song i would recommend since they are amazing and fit for any kind of people who likes good music (heavy or not)
Love, love, loved this!!!! I just discovered this band a few months ago and they have quickly become a favorite of mine. They just killed it live which is how I found them. I am super impressed with Gina, she's such a fantastic musician, beautiful and humble and the chemistry between her and John is so unique.
For me Baroness are on one side of a very fine line and Steven Wilson is too far on the other. A lot of the Baroness fanbase also comes from genres that are polar opposites of the Prog ethos. It wouldn't go down well.
@@DoglessEndeavor you should check out the stuff he's worked on, outside of his solo work. For example how he worked on King Crimson. I think what they share is a vision and appreciation for sound and sonic architecture. I understand what you are saying though. I appreciate both
Wow Gina is great! It would've been nice if we'd heard a bit more of her (talking and playing.) She got cut off mid sentence a few times by Dan and John. Also, like others in the comments I don't really care for the "Coming up..." intro bit. Still love the show though.
Like many others I'm sure I was properly introduced to these guys by the recent rig rundown. Loving what I've heard so far ! And the two of them come off like really cool people. Can't wait to get stuck into this episode !
As always, the show was fascinating and awesome. I've liked Baroness for many years but never looked into their rigs. Some monstrous playing to match those monster boards lol... Thanks so much!
This episode is a great insight into band dynamic and working with more than one guitar in a band. Coming from a band that had three guitars and that strived to split harmony, tone and range between the three of us, this show was amazing!
Such a departure from the tones I'm used to hearing from the show. The massive rock sounds in comparison make these seem thin and middley, but I can see how they would fit in a mix so well, leaving space for the bass and drums. Great show and great players.
That’s a great observation. Mick here. Their vision for the whole thing is very inspiring - sometimes we forget that guitar is part of a bigger whole when it comes to music. These guys remind us. :0)
Love the reaction to the number of Cirque Du Soleil shows Gina played was hilarious! The texture of their sonic and melodic sensibilities was inspiring, thanks for this!!!!
I saw Baroness during this tour in Antwerp last November, they were ripping and the guitar sounds were really defined and distinguishable live. A very inspiring band sporting a killer rhythm section as well... Thanks for this installment!
Some years ago I took a workshop from the dear departed Steve Sage (ex GIT instructor) who had done years on the classic R&B circuit. He did a similar spread voicing thing with 3 guitars. The whole stage shimmered. Amazing sound.
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Gina is amazing. Baroness got even better because of her.
Gina unlocked something in John. They have this almost brother/sister camaraderie. It’s a wonderful thing to see especially at their live shows.
She's amazing but the second part of your statement is just a fib. Gold & Grey is distinctly worse than Purple and this is from a fan from way back in the pre-Red days.
Gina is amazing I agree but Pete was a powerhouse. It's music, there is no better or worse, only an evolution of a band's sound. I've loved this band since I first heard them, through all their different iterations and they always produce brilliant music.
Most-fucking-definitely.
Man, this show has become way more than „That pedal show“...this is music, this is inspiration, thank you, Dan and Mick for letting this happen!
Yes! Thank you. That was always the intention!
Randomly 'discovering' Gina on Premier Guitar (playing Dimebag) a few days ago led me down the rabbit hole and into the world of Baroness. What a wonderful discovery. People that lament the state of music aren't looking hard enough or aren't open enough to be enlightened. This band is the definition of artist...true to their vision. Gina is so awesome! Very very good things going on here!
Literally saw Baroness last night and thought to myself they should really be featured on this show. Little did I know this was ready to be uploaded the next day!
This is amazing, I'm enjoying every second of it.
After last week's show I thought, I don't need more pedals. After this week's show, I need more pedals.
Gina has long hair and John is bald. John has a long beard and Gina doesn't. It's all very complimentary.
Yeah, there are many more complimentaries of men and women. Keep digging ;)
You really ought to get out more.
Guys, don't fight. It was just supposed to be a funny comment. I love this channel and this band. It was a great episode and the pair made for a great interview.
I think his bear upstairs complements her beard down stairs.. da da chhhh
@@stevegallagher4082 can you please not
How cool were these two musicians?!! Very easy going and they seemed to genuinely love what they do and the sounds and pedals they use. It was all about music!!
Yeah they rock !
they are nerds I love it
This is amazing! Have to admit- I had never heard of this band. Spent the last couple hours watching footage of their live shows. Nutty! I love how- as Dan marvels at- they create a very heavy aggressive sound with out the bone crushing distortion of say a Mesa Dual Rec. Their sound is heavy as a result of chordal harmony and play style. This band is an amazing example of the cross over that is happening now between post rock ambience, playing technique, and chordal complexity with indie rock and metal. This band is like Mogwai cross bred with Russian Circles - but with say Black Sabbath vocals. Simply amazing. As a side note- Gina's hybrid picking technique with her aggressive arpeggiated style is killer- she simply slays- As a bonus, these guys really know how to use ambient/ atmospheric pedals in a modern context to range from end of days, apocalyptic sound scapes to subtle atmosphere that gives their intricate unison solo interplays that extra something. Thanks TPS for introducing us to this great band!
PS: I would love to see another episode with these two where they go more in-depth with what their various pedals- like the data corrupter- can do...
pedal gazer do yourself a favor and listen to the Red album-it’s a great, great album. It’s a voyage. So good. And then (if you haven’t yet) check the latest (Gold & Grey) that Gina is on. Also very good. They’re both Baroness, but they’re great for different reasons.
I didn't want this episode to end. Sooo inspiring to hear new artists that cover so much melodic landscapes.
Gina's Gain structure was not fully explained but it was surely a trip to hear both players complimenting their sounds brilliantly. Massive thank u to TPS for being such a great force of nature. Live long and prosper.
One of the most interesting episodes of TPS yet. Showing the guitar as "textures" rather than a series of chords, and how 2 people can play together and the outcome is much more than the sum of the parts.
Baroness write such triumphant songs that even when melancholic you are lifted up to a new place. Love this band, John is such a deep and articulate thinker and artist and has a great philosophy on life. Massive thank you for this show!
Great post! :))
Baroness... on That Pedal Show...
I nearly fainted.
Combining two of my favorite, seemingly disparate but actually completely related and relevant, things. I've been a Baroness fan for years. I've been a TPS fan for years. Never in my wildest...
This is the FUTURE.
Thank you!
I've been trying to buy a Philly Fuzz for years. THAT BARONESS SOUND! But it's a pretty exclusive club. I know it's a small company, seemingly always out of stock; I hope someday the sun will shine in my direction.
I don't think the Philly Fuzz is really the Baroness sound, personally.
Philly Fuzz has some Heretics for sale right now
I love TPS, I love Baroness, I love this episode. Thanks everybody. This is the very best of the whole youtube.
The perfect storm of pedals and riffs and musical talk !
I get the goosebumps every time I hear this guys play
Love Baroness for this exact reason the dynamics between guitars and the complimentary fusion it creates. Would love to see Matt Pike on the show but don't think the building would survive 3/4 gunned orange amps at once
Fraser Lundie AND i don’t know if they would let him being without a shirt.
This is why I play music. To meet people like these guys and to get to make something together. Awesome people. Thoughtful, insightful, honest, direct and interesting. I've meet so many people like this in music. They are wonderful.
Baroness' approach to tone and delay is why I'm here. Love it.
1:21 and I'm crying already. My favorite band on my favorite show.
I remember listening to Blue album when my older son was a baby. I remember sitting on the balcony with him in my lap, trying to get him to sleep and listening to the record on earphones. Since then Baroness has been my favourite band.
I also love that your show welcomes players from all musical spectrums. (I’ve watched all episodes.) I’m a metalhead at heart but as a player I gravitate more toward a bluesier style. It goes to show that pedals make you more good in all genres. 😃
Such amazing tones! I’m not a high gain, heavy guitar, “metal” guy by any stretch, but Baroness is definitely going on the playlist!! Incredible!
Thanks Mic and Dan for finding the most inspiring players to feature.
Yeah I’m not a “metal guy” either but this band has always caught my ear with there riffs.
I saw Baroness last night, and was surprised at how little gain they were using compared to the otheretal bands I've been jamming lately, like Mastodon and High in Fire.
I’m a metal guy
In general I'm so impressed at the amount of lows they've scooped away. The bassist must love them!
I absolutely love Baroness. Gina is definitely an asset. I love their guitar tone and all the awesome progressions they use. They are not my favorite band but they are up there. I have never had a Tele or even played a Fender Tele. I have a Schecter Hellraiser Hybrid PT which is shaped like a Tele but has EMGs. Now I want a real Tele so bad. I love stories these 2 tell too. Epic band for real. The amps facing the middle of the room and the disco ball. They are both so passionate about music and the chemistry they have is absolute harmonious perfection. This is the best That Pedal Show ever!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Gina’s guitar sound is so good. I think it’s her technique/skill shining through really, but man, super pleasing to hear.
These 2 were a breathe of fresh air, thanks for having them on and letting them explain everything so well while demoing it
Damn.
Best quote "as often as possible" 36:01. Lovely show, great interview - and very special Special Guests. I'm off to become a more informed Baroness fan. It's a good day for some fresh music. Maybe I'll wear a mask 37:13. Anyway, thanks for another great one.
Outstanding! Excellent guests and Gina has made such a great impact on Baroness. They were already a excellent band and now they're even better.
Jon Vecellio Pete Adams was amazing aswell
@@dante316a he had immense live energy the few times I got to see them.
Baroness are one of the most interesting band in the contemporary "alternative/post metal" scene to me. I've seen them live recently and they're really a pleasure to see and hear. Lots of inspiring ideas and tones. It's very cool to see Gina and John on the show, thanks guys :)
Never listened to Baroness before this video but I’m already a huge fan
"Oh my God, the guy from Baroness just sent me a message"...so awesome. Love Baroness!
Everyone needs to check out John’s art also. It’s absolutely amazing 💀🤘
Yeah, he does all their album covers. He has done Skeleton Witch, Kvelertak, and Black Tusk too. I think he did some stuff for Metallica, but I can't remember what that's all about.
LordScreamingSutch 👍 He did Metallica’s “Four Horsemen” shirt, which I have. 🤷🏻♂️ It’s killer!
He also did Darkest Hour’s album Deliver Us
And Pig Destroyer
Yeah it is ! I bought the record for gold and Grey and went to the record store where they did the acoustic set and got the signed artwork. His artwork for red/blue/yellow and green/purple and gold and grey was all awesome! It’s cool having the gold and grey record just for the large size art!
A real treat discovering something new. And Gina’s dry tone through that Westwood was just lovely.
My new favorite episode of all time.
Understood nearly nothing, but felt almost everything - really thanks for this experience!
My favorite band and my favorite episode of this show! Amazing.
Just sat and listened to Gold and Grey after the show - it's awesome! Thanks for the introduction 😊
That Pedal Show+Baroness=52 minutes of jaw dropping brilliance.. It's my favorite pedal people talking about my favorite pedal noises.. ***Uh.... Lemme fill up the coffee cup... I'm gonna be late again....
I loved what Pete brought to the band. If anyone could replace him, it's Gina. She just adds enough of the essence of Baroness and brings a whole new dimension for John to create with.
Just wonderful, been a fan of Baroness since the release of Blue, their harmonies remind me of Thin Lizzy but in a heavier context. Now get an episode with Kurt Ballou on creative guitar tones in heavy music - with the amount of gear geekery between him and you guys the episode could/should be several hours long.
Yeah there harmonies are great !
So Baroness is like the Ultimately Extemporaneous Wet/Dry rig, John and Gina will have to decide which is which. I really like the communication, connectedness and obvious joy in their sharing. Dan, good job staying on point - I could see you being transported as you vibrated, but you managed to stay relatively grounded (at least, relatively grounded for you!). Thanks for the excellent show - I'm off to listen to Baroness for the first glorious time!
Watching John and Gina play together is just pure joy, their chemistry is breathe taking. Hopefully this is just the first of many looks at how they build texture and atmosphere with their boards.
TPS made me going to see a Baroness Show in my hometown tonight. I' d have missed that without you. Thank You.
This rules! Thanks so much for posting. Love Baroness and their approach to music.
More heavy bands please! Kurt from Converge would be fascinating (he gets amazing heavy tones from vintage amps and odd pedals. Matt Pike would be good too...
Kurt would be insane!
If Volta were still around I would say you could do multiple part episodes on Omar Rodriguez Lopez
How bout Mike Scheidt from Yob... his signature pedal is a killer and he does some wicked stereo dirty phasery stuff
Kurt is a true gear nerd
@@kbkman7742God, I'd kill to have Mike on this show. The Quantum Mystic is probably the best distortion I've ever played. Getting Kurt on would be awesome as well. Omar would be a really interesting episode but I almost feel like with the size of the boards he tends to use it'd be such a long video or series of videos that it'd never happen or would end up being too short and glossing over a lot of interesting stuff.
@@zucchinisurprise6347 yeah dude buying a quantum mystic changed the way I use drive pedals. It's all about the volume and eq. Very versatile pedal, it can just about do everything from atma tones to some vintage dirt
that piece of music that they play at 14:12 is outstanding. such beautiful chord changes.
Never heard of these two before but they seem like awesome people and are amazing players. Loved this different type of player coming in. Oh and white tele mint guard is always the greatest combo ever. Same with strat, John get that mint guard and join the greatest color combo ever. Great episode guys.
Please get Russian Circles on the show one day!! Amazing tones and all from the pedalboards
Hell yeah! Mogwai too
Great respect between these two amazing musicians. I could watch this happily for hours and hours
Holy hell YES!!! I love me some Baroness. Happily surprised this AM 👏👏👏.
WOW ,,,thanks for showing me these guys. As soon as the video was over I downloaded a baroness album ,,, there’s hope for guitar music after all ,,,
The best Pedal Show ever. Wow, those guys know their craft.
Been waiting for this since they both teased this on their IG, My Favorite Band doing one of My Favorite Shows. Couldn’t be any more excited!
WOW it's Baroness on That Pedal Show what an outstanding suprise i love it, more of that genre please!
i love everything about this
including dan’s pants
I agree, excellent pants
I had never heard of Baroness before. After watching this, I'm going looking for any local Baroness gigs (the Netherlands). Lovely new noises to listen to!
19 november Ziggo Dome A'dam (as support act for Volbeat)
@@casenowie Yeah I saw that. That's a bit pricey, especially since I don't like Volbeat
@@edthejester Haha that's what I thought too. Hoping for a (smaller) clubtour next year.
If you don't live too far from Antwerp, tomorrow the tickets for a small club show at Trix start selling. Show is 20/11
Gina and John complement each other, sonically speaking, so well. Always such a pleasure to hear them play together. I agree that Gina has added so much to this band. This is a band that clearly benefited from a woman’s touch!
Bravo! The kind of thing you really want to see on this show. Artists who use pedals in a unique way. They could score a film.
Gina is so amazing. I could just sit and watch her play all day.
Matt Schofield: "I don't really use pedals anymore"
Dan: "Hold my beer."
Yep, compared to the last episode, this episode has a lot of pedals.
Hahahahaha 🤓👍
Balancing the universe, in a way 😄
It all evens out
You Gotta be kidding me this is amazing! When I saw the rig rundown recently for Baroness I ignorantly messaged Dian pleading for them to be on the show. I should’ve known.
Same! Same! :)
I did the same on this channel! 😃
My favorite rig rundown ever.
LOL I think thats basically the comment I left on that video
The layering and interaction between the two guitars are mind boggling. Notes moving everywhere and multi-directional. Amazing stuff.
Sometimes I come here and listen to Gina's 'dry sound' when I'm having a bad day. It's one of the most beautiful sounds I've ever heard.
These guys are some of the most unique musicians in music today. John is a fucking creative powerhouse!
THIS IS A DREAM COME TRUE! OMG! My fav SHOW! My fav BAND! JEEEESUS!
No f’ing way! Baroness are one of my favourite bands! Yay!
Just rewatched this, and I think it's time to get Baroness back on TPS
24:40 - I have eargasms
Edit: Just finished watching the whole video after rewinding parts repeatedly, now a huge fan and will be looking for the tour. Brilliant!
Wow. Did not expect this appearance to happen. A perfect band for this show, for sure. These guys probably set off my pedal obsession circa Blue Record. Cheers!
Dan's pants are the greatest thing I've ever seen. Also love the new format with previews
YELLOW
@@Overworkt at first I was like what, somehow already forgot I commented,
It was weird that the previews included the intro so it got repeated twice back to back
@@lucianodebenedictis6014 Geeez this time the Plexi Pants were not even noticed...too many new sounds and righteous playing made me color blind.😊
@@ralvknights I'm pant color agnostic if that's a thing
....this was your best episode ever, with the most awesome band ever....Top!
Once again inspiring. Im about 8 months into my "year of locked in my apartment playing with pedals". I really feel im turning stones!
Seem like genuinely good people. Great show.
One of the nicest episodes you've made so far, great discovery from my part, didn't know the band. Thank you !
Been releasing great material for nearly 15 years. You have a lot to look forward to. :)
You them out, amazing band perfect for me, EULA, Cold Blooded Angels, Chlorine and Whine or Tourniquet would be the first song i would recommend since they are amazing and fit for any kind of people who likes good music (heavy or not)
Love these kinds of episodes. Brilliant.
I love this episode. So much positive creative energy here.
Love, love, loved this!!!! I just discovered this band a few months ago and they have quickly become a favorite of mine. They just killed it live which is how I found them. I am super impressed with Gina, she's such a fantastic musician, beautiful and humble and the chemistry between her and John is so unique.
You gotta introduce these guys to Steven Wilson, I can't imagine how mega an album produced by Wilson for these guys could be
PLEASE DO
Yes, he worked so well with Opeth.
That's absolutley true!! A great fuckin idea!!
For me Baroness are on one side of a very fine line and Steven Wilson is too far on the other. A lot of the Baroness fanbase also comes from genres that are polar opposites of the Prog ethos. It wouldn't go down well.
@@DoglessEndeavor you should check out the stuff he's worked on, outside of his solo work. For example how he worked on King Crimson. I think what they share is a vision and appreciation for sound and sonic architecture. I understand what you are saying though. I appreciate both
WOOOAH! This is amazing! Loving the diversity of guests. And Dan's outfit is top notch.
Wow Gina is great!
It would've been nice if we'd heard a bit more of her (talking and playing.) She got cut off mid sentence a few times by Dan and John.
Also, like others in the comments I don't really care for the "Coming up..." intro bit.
Still love the show though.
Baroness are so good live.
This was my favorite episode of TPS...and I love them all!
Like many others I'm sure I was properly introduced to these guys by the recent rig rundown. Loving what I've heard so far ! And the two of them come off like really cool people. Can't wait to get stuck into this episode !
As always, the show was fascinating and awesome. I've liked Baroness for many years but never looked into their rigs. Some monstrous playing to match those monster boards lol... Thanks so much!
Awesome! Loved this, would love to see more non-traditional heavy & creative rock bands.
This episode is a great insight into band dynamic and working with more than one guitar in a band. Coming from a band that had three guitars and that strived to split harmony, tone and range between the three of us, this show was amazing!
This was thoroughly enjoyable! Great guests with really cool concepts. Great episode 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
Great band, thanks for this. Love their approach.
Gina is like the “metal” Mary Spender.
I thought that. And not just because she is a she. Mick here.
That Pedal Show hey there Mick! my thoughts exactly. Some of the technique and approach reminded me of Mary.
I was thinking this same thing as I was watching!
Metal Spender
Such a departure from the tones I'm used to hearing from the show. The massive rock sounds in comparison make these seem thin and middley, but I can see how they would fit in a mix so well, leaving space for the bass and drums. Great show and great players.
That’s a great observation. Mick here. Their vision for the whole thing is very inspiring - sometimes we forget that guitar is part of a bigger whole when it comes to music. These guys remind us. :0)
Great episode! So awesome to have new and interesting blood on the show.
Awesome 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍 great band,great interview, thank you for another great show Dan😀
What a great show! And thanks for introducing me to this band.
Love the reaction to the number of Cirque Du Soleil shows Gina played was hilarious!
The texture of their sonic and melodic sensibilities was inspiring, thanks for this!!!!
One of your best shows. Very, very interesting. I downloaded the newest album. Great job.
I saw Baroness during this tour in Antwerp last November, they were ripping and the guitar sounds were really defined and distinguishable live. A very inspiring band sporting a killer rhythm section as well... Thanks for this installment!
This dude is a great interviewer, some great questions. Baroness rules!
I see Baroness and I automatically like.
Absolutely one of my favorite TPS shows. They are such an inspiration even though I don’t really know their work. Def gonna check out Gold and Grey.
One of the best baroness interviews I’ve heard
Absolutely loving the new format for the videos with the tunes chucked in between.
Some years ago I took a workshop from the dear departed Steve Sage (ex GIT instructor) who had done years on the classic R&B circuit. He did a similar spread voicing thing with 3 guitars. The whole stage shimmered. Amazing sound.