That was a beautiful moment with the Jag. Really does get proper excited, its wonderful to see. I needed to see that today. Not because today was bad, it wasnt. Its just that that kind of joy is infectious.
My daughter's ability to sight read and play music brilliantly along with the whole band always seems like magic to me. I have to grind through everything new.
My elementary school principal in the '60's, Mr. Wiebe, had beautiful hardwood paddle that was strategically drilled out for increased velocity. Immediately after the swat, would walk you back to class while the tears were still flowing. A very effective deterrent...
Missed the live show yesterday because mom was in hospital having a quadruple bypass. My little brother, our dad and I had our own TPS while sat in the waiting area for like ten hours as we chatted about guitars and gear while I flipped through the 15 guitar mags and books I brought to keep my mind off things. Mum’s doing well, though. Stoked for you guys and the NGD and Dan’s birthday 🎂 ❤
As a hack theatre pit musician, I can confirm it’s a very different experience to playing more “normal” shows. In regards to the feedback, depending on the setup of your rig, it can be done without sampling. I managed it recently in a show and it was great fun!
I did my first (and last) solo guitarist, singer, songwriter, instrumentalist gig at the age of 64. Two back-to-back 1 hr-ish sets (the second one with less taking between songs). One solid week of practice and rehearsal preceded the event. Too much work to life balance for me. I usually only play 1 or 2 songs a month. I'm just not performance oriented. I love creating and only practice what I don't want to forget.
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Love you, guys! Thanks for sharing this beautiful moment with us! Happy birthday, Dan!!! ♥️
Mick to constantly look outward for your worth and happiness you forget to enjoy what you have inside yourself so the years just go on never really being satisfied and in the end one misses out on life which should always be your goal to live. For me it’s a tele through a deluxe reverb and a great tune everything else is just noise. Love your show wish i lived in the U.K just so i could catch up with you and Dan to just talk analog and music😄
Stunning Jaguar! A one time custom colour (Fender used for a very short period on just a few instruments) that comes close to the Jag’s stunning colour is ‘ ‘69 Ford Mustang Indian Fire’ I know of one Fender Custom Shop precision bass I found on Google. And, I own one built by a great builder from Holland: Peterbuilt. He got the original paint from The States back in 2014/15. Unfortunately, Peter isn’t with us anymore. He died way too young. He was a true music, Fender, and Rickenbacker lover, a great luthier and a very nice ‘Mensch’. I’m lucky to own three of his basses, wich I’ll cherish forever, and he helped me to bring some of my vintage Fenders back to life. The Indian Fire, a colour only used on certain Ford Mustangs in ‘69, is a little bit more red-ish or copper-ish than this stunning Jaguar. 🖖
In Scotland, we had the belt. a 60cm long thick piece of leather, split down the middle. One of my teachers stopped using it when he broke a kid's hand. The physics master used to use it to hammer 10p pieces into his workbench
I am lefty with a birth year of 1969 ---- I remember punishment -- At 4 1/2 years old I was rapped over the knuckles with a ruler if I picked up a pencil in my left hand to write my name --- took me 2 years to learn how write my name with my right hand --- and we would get caned for getting sums wrong --- good times
Great point on what was available at the time vs what the fans now want. Let’s not forget that Blackmore was one the first to hot rod his strat, and have custom-made Marshall amps… he was genuinely looking to sound bigger and gainier, his signature strat comes with Seymour Duncan Quater Pounders… a very modern sounding guitar! I’m sure he is ok with Deep Purple not using strats anymore. I play stoner/metal and I use those same pickups on my strat and believe me… it’s metal🤘
wcarte2 - I can confirm what Mick said, you really need to play a SSS type amp so you can understand the way they feel. I have an Amplified Nation SSS 100W, Classic Reverb Sig 100W and Super Duchess. I love them all and they pair well in wet, dry and stereo. But the note development/bloom of the SSS is unique, loud, and clean. The thing that is unique about the Cathode Follower in the SSS is that it is post-phase inverter and part of the power section of the SSS. This allows massive amounts of clean power delivery to the Power Tubes. Most Cathode Followers are used in the preamp section. I think the big Ampeg SVT 300 uses a post-phase inverter Cathode Follower too. SSS have a different feel, especially when cranked.
I was wondering the same about that silver guitar....Kahlers aren't for everyone, but once you get a guitar you like with them they are just special as Hell. I belong to a Kahler group on Facebook and one the key contributors is finishing up a documentary about them which will be out soon. My number 1 guitar for over 30 years was a Guild S-300 with an aftermarket Kahler and the reason I started collecting guitars is because it was stolen. It was setup in 1993 by a Fender master-tech and not touched again until a refret by Atomic Guitar Works in Phoenix, AZ in 2010. Hundreds of studio hours and a couple hundred gigs. Always perfect. One of the most underrated piece of hardware in the history of guitar.
On the talk of choosing amps for wet dry etc. I've gone a slightly odd route... I've got a Blues Deluxe Reissue (retubed and with a power attenuator), a Joyo Tweedy II (incredible little head) and a UAFX Woodrow. Inspired by the way the Woodrow works in 4-cable method I built a switching set that uses input send and returns to switch between all three preamps. Whilst, the Tweedy and the BDRI are always the two poweramps. I even bastardised my BDRI and recut the speaker baffle to now house the original BDRI speaker and an 8" Jensen for the Joyo's poweramp output and the little speaker (shockingly) sings so well. If I ever just want to use the BDRI on it's own I can use the Jensen into the BDRI's extension speaker output. So, the chain is Pre-amp pedals > preamp (switched between 3 options) > Wet Dry splitter, which returns dry to Joyo and wet through a plethora, UAFX starlight, then both into the UAFX golden in stereo. With the two options in the Woodrow (in 4 cable method) and the two channels per Joyo & BDRI, I have so many options... All fairly tweed oriented but that's my jam. I've set it to range from super clean through to almost fuzzy 5E3 cranked vibes. To make it more confusing, I also made a little send and return switch for the 'dry' signal to also send in through the plethora, giving me a full wet sound if I want. Happy Birthday Dan! Love you're joy upon receiving that beautiful jag!
If you're on a budget and need a little desk amp the Blackstar Fly is flippin' fantastic. It is super simple but not super basic if that makes sense. All the features and some really unique sounds.
Mick, Not sure how you'd get on with the finish on the neck of Ric. I wanted to love my 381. I kept it for so long because it was beautiful but played maybe once a year. Sold.
Correlation of effects is not sufficient to discover cause of effects, Causation is responsible for multiple effects all of which are correlated. Source of cause must be discovered.
If I had a chance to enter these hallowed halls of tone, I would have one simple request. Colorsound Power Booster into Hiwatt !! On youtube it sounded amazing, I want to experience it live.
Ahhhhh, now I'm a bit colorblind (more than a bit), but that Jag looks like a coppery-gold counterpoint to the greeny-gold of a Goldtop Les Paul, and THAT's a color I'd buy a bloody Fender guitar in, innit
Great show Leg Ends, I love the VCQ shows there fun , informative & a great tonic from all the Earthquakes , Wars , Global warming & yet another celebrity aufullness alligations. I know it's selfish but sometimes you just need some space for yourself T.P.S. like a warm comfy jumper. PEACE AND LOVE TO EVERYONE AND OF COURSE ALL THE T.P.S LISTENER'S. ❤❤❤
It's Johnny's Jaguar, and he can do as he likes with the wiring. I'm no Johnny Marr; I'm just a git who plays in his room. His has series/parallel options for the pickups, and fancy pickups, which I think is really cool. Also the stay-in-place vibrato bar and upgraded bridge, I think it has? I have a much-worn 66. Teen-age me destroyed its resale value 35 years ago by installing a Kahler. Sorry, not sorry. About the electronics: I don't mind the mud circuit, but I don't use it much and wouldn't like turning it on accidentally during a performance. I *do* like the choke switch for filtering out bass when playing with lots of gain. The on-off switch for each pickup in the lead circuit is easy enough to understand. I see no reason to want them both to be off, of course, but it isn't strange.
Our teachers had cricket bats, they had a whole procedure. Step out of class, the teacher would get another teacher as witness, you had to keep your hands on your knees. I thought it was funny when I was a kid.
Interesting you went down to brixham, did you know your old mate John Smith grew up there? If you want to see some incredible improvised playing on a Jag, check out the brilliant Tobias Hoffmann. He demos for Vintage guitars Oldberg, but his personal No1 is a Jag.
As someone who used to play for a lot of theater shows, including the guitar for a production of JESUS CHRIST SUPERSTAR that performed at the Edinburgh Fringe: as a gig, it's very dark, very claustrophobic, you have no idea what's happening onstage, and either you can't hear yourself or you can ONLY hear yourself
Mick - get those 1 Meg pots out of the Jazzmaster and replace them with 250K, like a Strat or Tele would have. That takes care of much of the oppressive “zingyness” of Fender offsets. Takes about 20 min with minimal soldering skills. Also, a bit of scotch tape around the wang bar where it comes out of the mounting hole helps with the clicking.
I find Landau's playing to be like the guitar equivalent of Palladino's bass playing.... its not what he does play, but what he doesnt, how nothing is unnecessarily overcomplicated and he serves the song, and when you hear him, its obviously him and its never too much. An artform in itself to be able to do that.
I know Im in the minority, but I have the thr-30, and a katana air, and I much prefer the katana. Granted, the speakers aren't great, but the models and effects through headphones are fantastic!!!
So, what Would the perfect guitar "look" like to a blind person? Is there validity to "tone color"? Which P-9o is "ugly"? Would I sound better, or worse, to a blind person if I'm sat down to play?
Too bad I missed this- a question whenever you gents can get to it: Have you ever talked about rack guitar preamps, their role and types and what they do for tone? I know it's a very "eighties" piece of gear, but some are available for decent prices on the used market, and I'm interested. Plus, while it may not be a "pedal", I think in the spirit of sound enhancement and tone chasing, I hope it's a relevant question. Cheers from the USA
Kahneman, not Hanneman. The author doesn’t play guitar in Slayer ;) Probably a great book, but with that title and that girth, I still haven’t mustered the courage to crack it open. Got it the year it was published o.O
Aha! Apols. It's currently blowing my mind, Mick here. It's becoming an important piece of a huge psycho/philo/socio jigsaw puzzle that's been building in recent years. Dovetails perfectly with Eckhart Tolle and the Adlerian stuff I've been reading too. Eckhart feels spiritual/philosophical; Adlerian stuff is philosphical/psychological; Kahneman straight psychology. The context of all of it all is the social contexts in which we work and live. This is the stuff they should teach in schools. I'm grateful to have found it eventually.
Glad you got the JM Jag. Johnny’s design augmentation is brilliant. A few unsolicited observations about mine which was an early one. The bridge spacing was too wide for the neck (I went Mastery, 500k pot over 1k is nice, wired my bright switch to work on the neck pickup only. What a guitar, and don’t forget Rowland S Howard.
Mine was same colour and year as Dans. Defo go Mastery to fix the string spacing. Early Metallic KO also have the softest nitro known to man. That one will have more “dings” than “Red” in a few weeks. Great guitar though…miss mine. That neck is sublime.
@@TeleBlaster nitro on mine is very soft. It also has an unusual smell. I wonder if that was what Mick was talking about with the smell of theirs. Still so great though
It turns out humans are not ideal most of the time. Unfortunately that fact is often used as a reason for us to rely more and more on AI and computers to make the decisions.
And Mick, THANK you for a word about "AI." There's no such thing as "AI." There are more and less sophisticated algorithms, and the rest is yelling and money in various directions, most of them foul
That was a beautiful moment with the Jag. Really does get proper excited, its wonderful to see. I needed to see that today. Not because today was bad, it wasnt. Its just that that kind of joy is infectious.
Happy Birthday Dan!! Absolutely stoked to see your reaction to the Jag!
- Charlie @ Riffers
Happy belated Birthday Dan! Years of wisdom acquired.
You deserve it, Dan! Happy birthday
Love this for you Dan!!! Happy Birthday 🎉 🎸 🤘🏼 🎁
there's not a lot that is more pleasing to watch than Dan in his very happy place. Amazing! Well done Mick, happy birthday Dan!
My daughter's ability to sight read and play music brilliantly along with the whole band always seems like magic to me. I have to grind through everything new.
Oh man. "Happy Dan" is a radiant thing.
Happy Birthday Dan, and many more!
Damn. A guitar for a b'day is the essence of friendship. Well done, Mick. And Happy B'day, Dan.
My elementary school principal in the '60's, Mr. Wiebe, had beautiful hardwood paddle that was strategically drilled out for increased velocity. Immediately after the swat, would walk you back to class while the tears were still flowing. A very effective deterrent...
You guys are so heartfelt and fun, giving Dan that gift.
Missed the live show yesterday because mom was in hospital having a quadruple bypass. My little brother, our dad and I had our own TPS while sat in the waiting area for like ten hours as we chatted about guitars and gear while I flipped through the 15 guitar mags and books I brought to keep my mind off things. Mum’s doing well, though. Stoked for you guys and the NGD and Dan’s birthday 🎂 ❤
Yeah, lovely Jag moment. Happy Birthday Dan, very thoughtful Mick.
Dan was genuinely surprised and happy. Really cool. Love the color on that Jag too! Look forward to seeing it on the show. 👍
As a hack theatre pit musician, I can confirm it’s a very different experience to playing more “normal” shows. In regards to the feedback, depending on the setup of your rig, it can be done without sampling. I managed it recently in a show and it was great fun!
I did my first (and last) solo guitarist, singer, songwriter, instrumentalist gig at the age of 64. Two back-to-back 1 hr-ish sets (the second one with less taking between songs). One solid week of practice and rehearsal preceded the event. Too much work to life balance for me. I usually only play 1 or 2 songs a month. I'm just not performance oriented. I love creating and only practice what I don't want to forget.
Love you, guys! Thanks for sharing this beautiful moment with us! Happy birthday, Dan!!! ♥️
Relating = the proof of Life.
Mick to constantly look outward for your worth and happiness you forget to enjoy what you have inside yourself so the years just go on never really being satisfied and in the end one misses out on life which should always be your goal to live. For me it’s a tele through a deluxe reverb and a great tune everything else is just noise. Love your show wish i lived in the U.K just so i could catch up with you and Dan to just talk analog and music😄
Stunning Jaguar!
A one time custom colour (Fender used for a very short period on just a few instruments) that comes close to the Jag’s stunning colour is ‘ ‘69 Ford Mustang Indian Fire’
I know of one Fender Custom Shop precision bass I found on Google.
And, I own one built by a great builder from Holland: Peterbuilt.
He got the original paint from The States back in 2014/15.
Unfortunately, Peter isn’t with us anymore. He died way too young. He was a true music, Fender, and Rickenbacker lover, a great luthier and a very nice ‘Mensch’.
I’m lucky to own three of his basses, wich I’ll cherish forever, and he helped me to bring some of my vintage Fenders back to life.
The Indian Fire, a colour only used on certain Ford Mustangs in ‘69, is a little bit more red-ish or copper-ish than this stunning Jaguar.
🖖
I did 20 years in theater pits, super challenging gig
happy birthday Dan, enjoy the new guitar!!
Watching days after the fact, but that is a great gift! What a lovely partnership/friendship!
Dan's excitement at getting his birthday present made my week! Thanks as always for a great show.
Haven’t stopped playing it
TGS… That Grunge Show.
Love the shirts🤣🎸
In Scotland, we had the belt. a 60cm long thick piece of leather, split down the middle. One of my teachers stopped using it when he broke a kid's hand. The physics master used to use it to hammer 10p pieces into his workbench
Mogwai. Now we’re talking loud. I actually thought I was going to die because they were so loud when I saw them at Rock City. It was insane.
That candy orange may be the nicest finish ever o.0 Happy belated, Dan!
I wish there was P-90’s for bass!! 😉
I just love their tone so much over most humbuckers, especially in the low end territory...
🖖
I am lefty with a birth year of 1969 ---- I remember punishment -- At 4 1/2 years old I was rapped over the knuckles with a ruler if I picked up a pencil in my left hand to write my name --- took me 2 years to learn how write my name with my right hand --- and we would get caned for getting sums wrong --- good times
Was it just me who audibly wheeey’d when Dan played This Charming Man?
Great point on what was available at the time vs what the fans now want.
Let’s not forget that Blackmore was one the first to hot rod his strat, and have custom-made Marshall amps… he was genuinely looking to sound bigger and gainier, his signature strat comes with Seymour Duncan Quater Pounders… a very modern sounding guitar! I’m sure he is ok with Deep Purple not using strats anymore.
I play stoner/metal and I use those same pickups on my strat and believe me… it’s metal🤘
wcarte2 - I can confirm what Mick said, you really need to play a SSS type amp so you can understand the way they feel. I have an Amplified Nation SSS 100W, Classic Reverb Sig 100W and Super Duchess. I love them all and they pair well in wet, dry and stereo. But the note development/bloom of the SSS is unique, loud, and clean. The thing that is unique about the Cathode Follower in the SSS is that it is post-phase inverter and part of the power section of the SSS. This allows massive amounts of clean power delivery to the Power Tubes. Most Cathode Followers are used in the preamp section. I think the big Ampeg SVT 300 uses a post-phase inverter Cathode Follower too. SSS have a different feel, especially when cranked.
Monty's Jazzmaster pickups are a good call.
Happy birthday Dan!
I was wondering the same about that silver guitar....Kahlers aren't for everyone, but once you get a guitar you like with them they are just special as Hell.
I belong to a Kahler group on Facebook and one the key contributors is finishing up a documentary about them which will be out soon.
My number 1 guitar for over 30 years was a Guild S-300 with an aftermarket Kahler and the reason I started collecting guitars is because it was stolen.
It was setup in 1993 by a Fender master-tech and not touched again until a refret by Atomic Guitar Works in Phoenix, AZ in 2010. Hundreds of studio hours and a couple hundred gigs. Always perfect.
One of the most underrated piece of hardware in the history of guitar.
Dan is the kind of guy who gets excited after his brother swaps their Cadillac for a microphone
Physicists and cosmologists are not laughing at all. What you are are saying is correct. We appreciate that.
New tps shirt: “smell the guitar”
On the talk of choosing amps for wet dry etc. I've gone a slightly odd route... I've got a Blues Deluxe Reissue (retubed and with a power attenuator), a Joyo Tweedy II (incredible little head) and a UAFX Woodrow.
Inspired by the way the Woodrow works in 4-cable method I built a switching set that uses input send and returns to switch between all three preamps. Whilst, the Tweedy and the BDRI are always the two poweramps. I even bastardised my BDRI and recut the speaker baffle to now house the original BDRI speaker and an 8" Jensen for the Joyo's poweramp output and the little speaker (shockingly) sings so well. If I ever just want to use the BDRI on it's own I can use the Jensen into the BDRI's extension speaker output.
So, the chain is Pre-amp pedals > preamp (switched between 3 options) > Wet Dry splitter, which returns dry to Joyo and wet through a plethora, UAFX starlight, then both into the UAFX golden in stereo.
With the two options in the Woodrow (in 4 cable method) and the two channels per Joyo & BDRI, I have so many options... All fairly tweed oriented but that's my jam. I've set it to range from super clean through to almost fuzzy 5E3 cranked vibes.
To make it more confusing, I also made a little send and return switch for the 'dry' signal to also send in through the plethora, giving me a full wet sound if I want.
Happy Birthday Dan! Love you're joy upon receiving that beautiful jag!
we need a demo of the new jag! I also just got a johnny marr jag and it’s incredible! so unique
I’m in love with it, so great
If you're on a budget and need a little desk amp the Blackstar Fly is flippin' fantastic. It is super simple but not super basic if that makes sense. All the features and some really unique sounds.
Mick, Not sure how you'd get on with the finish on the neck of Ric. I wanted to love my 381. I kept it for so long because it was beautiful but played maybe once a year. Sold.
Think about what you think about...and the answer is always headroom...:)
Congrats on the jag dan!
I had one of the orange JM jags and they are brilliant
Happy Birthday Dan!! 🎉
Thanks mate 🤓👍
My preference from Orange is the Thunderverb 200, they apparently didn't like it either because it too had a short production life.
Correlation of effects is not sufficient to discover cause of effects, Causation is responsible for multiple effects all of which are correlated. Source of cause must be discovered.
Each must answer his own call.
If I had a chance to enter these hallowed halls of tone, I would have one simple request. Colorsound Power Booster into Hiwatt !! On youtube it sounded amazing, I want to experience it live.
hi. i would love to see an episode about vintage tubes. just swap the v1 in any amp to a vintage mullard or rca and hear the magic.
Gardens. Of course there's Stourhead. 👍
Ahhhhh, now I'm a bit colorblind (more than a bit), but that Jag looks like a coppery-gold counterpoint to the greeny-gold of a Goldtop Les Paul, and THAT's a color I'd buy a bloody Fender guitar in, innit
Great show Leg Ends, I love the VCQ shows there fun , informative & a great tonic from all the Earthquakes , Wars , Global warming & yet another celebrity aufullness alligations. I know it's selfish but sometimes you just need some space for yourself T.P.S. like a warm comfy jumper. PEACE AND LOVE TO EVERYONE AND OF COURSE ALL THE T.P.S LISTENER'S. ❤❤❤
Happy birthday Dan!
Also just went to see Explosions In The Sky at the Ryman and it was spectacular. You guys should have them on!
It's Johnny's Jaguar, and he can do as he likes with the wiring.
I'm no Johnny Marr; I'm just a git who plays in his room.
His has series/parallel options for the pickups, and fancy pickups, which I think is really cool. Also the stay-in-place vibrato bar and upgraded bridge, I think it has?
I have a much-worn 66. Teen-age me destroyed its resale value 35 years ago by installing a Kahler. Sorry, not sorry.
About the electronics:
I don't mind the mud circuit, but I don't use it much and wouldn't like turning it on accidentally during a performance.
I *do* like the choke switch for filtering out bass when playing with lots of gain.
The on-off switch for each pickup in the lead circuit is easy enough to understand. I see no reason to want them both to be off, of course, but it isn't strange.
The jag is beautiful. I think rust colour, on my tele 🍰
Our teachers had cricket bats, they had a whole procedure. Step out of class, the teacher would get another teacher as witness, you had to keep your hands on your knees. I thought it was funny when I was a kid.
Interesting you went down to brixham, did you know your old mate John Smith grew up there?
If you want to see some incredible improvised playing on a Jag, check out the brilliant Tobias Hoffmann. He demos for Vintage guitars Oldberg, but his personal No1 is a Jag.
WHOLESOME
As someone who used to play for a lot of theater shows, including the guitar for a production of JESUS CHRIST SUPERSTAR that performed at the Edinburgh Fringe: as a gig, it's very dark, very claustrophobic, you have no idea what's happening onstage, and either you can't hear yourself or you can ONLY hear yourself
Mick looks like Zach from Mythos 😅
Hues of Rouge. The new album from Daniel Steinhardt.
Mick - get those 1 Meg pots out of the Jazzmaster and replace them with 250K, like a Strat or Tele would have. That takes care of much of the oppressive “zingyness” of Fender offsets. Takes about 20 min with minimal soldering skills.
Also, a bit of scotch tape around the wang bar where it comes out of the mounting hole helps with the clicking.
Thanks Lenny!
Our closest planet is usually Mercury
Very resonant thing, got kind of a banjo like plink
I find Landau's playing to be like the guitar equivalent of Palladino's bass playing.... its not what he does play, but what he doesnt, how nothing is unnecessarily overcomplicated and he serves the song, and when you hear him, its obviously him and its never too much.
An artform in itself to be able to do that.
For a good laugh pause the video at 10:46...
I know Im in the minority, but I have the thr-30, and a katana air, and I much prefer the katana. Granted, the speakers aren't great, but the models and effects through headphones are fantastic!!!
Yessssss YOU GOT JOHNNY MARR
PRS looks a little bit like an old Shergold Masquerader.
So, what Would the perfect guitar "look" like to a blind person? Is there validity to "tone color"? Which P-9o is "ugly"? Would I sound better, or worse, to a blind person if I'm sat down to play?
Too bad I missed this- a question whenever you gents can get to it: Have you ever talked about rack guitar preamps, their role and types and what they do for tone? I know it's a very "eighties" piece of gear, but some are available for decent prices on the used market, and I'm interested. Plus, while it may not be a "pedal", I think in the spirit of sound enhancement and tone chasing, I hope it's a relevant question. Cheers from the USA
Kahneman, not Hanneman. The author doesn’t play guitar in Slayer ;) Probably a great book, but with that title and that girth, I still haven’t mustered the courage to crack it open. Got it the year it was published o.O
Aha! Apols. It's currently blowing my mind, Mick here. It's becoming an important piece of a huge psycho/philo/socio jigsaw puzzle that's been building in recent years. Dovetails perfectly with Eckhart Tolle and the Adlerian stuff I've been reading too. Eckhart feels spiritual/philosophical; Adlerian stuff is philosphical/psychological; Kahneman straight psychology. The context of all of it all is the social contexts in which we work and live. This is the stuff they should teach in schools. I'm grateful to have found it eventually.
Great show as always! Happy Birthday Dan !!
What’s up my bros across the pond, in your opinion what is the best bass oedal
Do you have any disclosures for us like does mick have shares in a flannel shirt business?
Hahaha! I don’t, but I would reeeeaaaaally like one now you mention it….
Glad you got the JM Jag. Johnny’s design augmentation is brilliant. A few unsolicited observations about mine which was an early one. The bridge spacing was too wide for the neck (I went Mastery, 500k pot over 1k is nice, wired my bright switch to work on the neck pickup only. What a guitar, and don’t forget Rowland S Howard.
Mine was same colour and year as Dans. Defo go Mastery to fix the string spacing. Early Metallic KO also have the softest nitro known to man. That one will have more “dings” than “Red” in a few weeks. Great guitar though…miss mine. That neck is sublime.
@@TeleBlaster nitro on mine is very soft. It also has an unusual smell. I wonder if that was what Mick was talking about with the smell of theirs. Still so great though
Go natural.
ARCTANGENT
It turns out humans are not ideal most of the time. Unfortunately that fact is often used as a reason for us to rely more and more on AI and computers to make the decisions.
Who Judges the judges?
That is a profoundly interesting question. In theory, we do. Except we don't!
Missing my weekly VCQ. Just saying.
I watch the show after broadcast at 1.5x speed and Dan’s noodlings sound identical to John McLaughlin.
Nope, can't stand the constant noodling.
And Mick, THANK you for a word about "AI." There's no such thing as "AI." There are more and less sophisticated algorithms, and the rest is yelling and money in various directions, most of them foul
JAAAAAAGGGGGGUUUARRRRRRR