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So good to see Paul getting the rig run down. Lots of folks have chased his tone for years, myself included. Nice to see what the magic behind the magician is.
The Hohner Telecaster was made at the Moridaira factory in Japan, same factory that made the HS Anderson/Hohner Madcat Telecaster that Prince famously used.
What a great rig rundown. I'll never forget the first time seeing Shiner in the 7th St Entry in Minneapolis so many years ago. Absolutely shocking, face-melting sound, which was somehow controlled, yet savagely crushing. Also, that short e-bow demo of the opening to "unglued" really brought me back. Thank you!!!
Extra points for the Glazed Baby reference from Paul. Love those guys. Very pleased that I had Paul's tuning nailed as well. There's a few folks over at TalkBass that have been trying to work it out. My favourite bass player for many years and Paul's a super sweet dude. Was thrilled to finally meet them and see 'em in LA a few years back while I was living stateside. Shiner are the real deal.
Hell yea, nice work with interviewing these guys. Lula Divinia is one of my all-time favorite albums. The blend of heaviness and melody really changed my outlook on guitar-centric music.
I'm surprised Paul is getting such a massive low end, despite running a pedal that notoriously cuts bass frequencies. Guess it can't cut all of them, plus that massive cab setup helps too
Love shiner and was very psyched to see this but damn somebody could have told the bald guy that his t shirt shrunk before he wore it on camera come on guys
Absolutely love me every Rig Rundown!!! I do have a Question for G.P. And or The Crew for the Rig Rundown. Exactly what are you guys using to record these episodes? Was there evolving gear and consider making a small mobile iso booth to get the best quality for us “Tone-heads”?Started building pedals with hopes of building Entire Rig from Lp Junior,Tele,Pedals,Cords,Plexi and Silver Jubilee eventually to attempt to recreate my favorite tones. Almost every piece of gear I’m building peaked my interest from multiple episodes of R.R. Appreciate everyone’s hard work and enjoy every second of each episode🤘
We typically have to run on- and offstage, so we've cut corners in gear while trying to bringing you the highest-quality content with our given (and limited) access. With that preface, we film on two Canon C-100s, use Shure wireless lav mics with XLRs (plugged into Shure SM57s - unless an artist has a mic preference) that run into the camera's onboard preamps. We know it's not the most ideal "recording" setup or environment, but we've had to make adjustments to make our "rig" as portable as possible as most of these are filmed before/after soundcheck in a total time crunch. Thanks for your interest!
@@premierguitar It always sounds fantastic, especially running and gunning on the fly! that’s not an easy situation for sure! If your ever in the Rhode Island area would love to see an how an episode is setup/shot… I was a News Photog/Editor and Shot hundreds of bands 3-10 camera shoots. Started as a hobby that became way bigger than expected. I do miss many aspects of it. So if you need a free helper would be an honor to lug gear for you guys and watch an episode shot if in Boston/Providence. Free help lol!
28:52 Instantly reminded me of the very beginning on Nas "one mic". It was probably a synth on the record but still. You be the judge: ruclips.net/video/JCOURZ-yx4E/видео.html
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The most underrated and under appreciated rock band of the last 25 years
FACTS!!!!
Absolutely... Even Shiner, since 1994 in their early days, and Allen's side gig "The Life and Times" during the 2010s, then back again
Allen Epley is among the finest living songwriters, and Shiner is a national goddamn treasure
So good to see Paul getting the rig run down. Lots of folks have chased his tone for years, myself included. Nice to see what the magic behind the magician is.
So begins the next 100 years of bass players recreating the Malinowski sound. Best bass tone on Earth.
You guys do you, I'm still chasing the Justin Chancellor tone
Best band in the world. Glad you finally got a hold of Allen
OMG, the bass player is genius. Such an amazing sound in his hands!!!
My band opened for them on this tour in Philly and they sounded KILLER! Those rigs sounded insanely great.
The Hohner Telecaster was made at the Moridaira factory in Japan, same factory that made the HS Anderson/Hohner Madcat Telecaster that Prince famously used.
I can't explain how much I love those guys. Their music means everything to me.
Man I’m actually gonna cry. So much love for Shiner. Absolute legends!
What a great rig rundown. I'll never forget the first time seeing Shiner in the 7th St Entry in Minneapolis so many years ago. Absolutely shocking, face-melting sound, which was somehow controlled, yet savagely crushing. Also, that short e-bow demo of the opening to "unglued" really brought me back. Thank you!!!
Thank you so much for covering these great guys. Shiner is a great and supremely underapprciated band.
Again, thank you.
Extra points for the Glazed Baby reference from Paul. Love those guys. Very pleased that I had Paul's tuning nailed as well. There's a few folks over at TalkBass that have been trying to work it out. My favourite bass player for many years and Paul's a super sweet dude. Was thrilled to finally meet them and see 'em in LA a few years back while I was living stateside. Shiner are the real deal.
Hell yea, nice work with interviewing these guys. Lula Divinia is one of my all-time favorite albums. The blend of heaviness and melody really changed my outlook on guitar-centric music.
My favorite band of all time.
I'm surprised Paul is getting such a massive low end, despite running a pedal that notoriously cuts bass frequencies. Guess it can't cut all of them, plus that massive cab setup helps too
Amazing band.
My favourite band! I just love the sound of the guitars and bass! Too bad Josh wasn't there so we get a glimpse of his current pedalboard.
I can't say enough good shit about Shiner. They're the best shits around.
I couldn’t love this more.
Great lnterview. 👍 great playing guitar 🎸. So sounds great audio 👍
The most underrated band of all time…
I always wondered how they got the low end grunt so thick like that. He's the soul of the band IMHO.
i was at this gig, and omg it was amazing!
Some OCD tech out there is freaking out by how dirty those pedals are
Thank you - that was wonderful!
Also, didn't realise how much of Shiner's sound was Paul until now.
"Spinning" @29:41
hells yea
Thank you for this
Epley is a hero of mine. More a Life and Times fan. Shiner is killer though but he’s growing into Stephen King.
I’ve been waiting YEARS for this ! THANK YOU !
I've got that Super Badass MXR distortion pedal!
Was not expecting a Psalm 69 reference.
Love shiner and was very psyched to see this but damn somebody could have told the bald guy that his t shirt shrunk before he wore it on camera come on guys
YES! Oh man!
this kicks ass
Hell yeah
Finally !!
Absolutely love me every Rig Rundown!!! I do have a Question for G.P. And or The Crew for the Rig Rundown. Exactly what are you guys using to record these episodes? Was there evolving gear and consider making a small mobile iso booth to get the best quality for us “Tone-heads”?Started building pedals with hopes of building Entire Rig from Lp Junior,Tele,Pedals,Cords,Plexi and Silver Jubilee eventually to attempt to recreate my favorite tones. Almost every piece of gear I’m building peaked my interest from multiple episodes of R.R.
Appreciate everyone’s hard work and enjoy every second of each episode🤘
We typically have to run on- and offstage, so we've cut corners in gear while trying to bringing you the highest-quality content with our given (and limited) access. With that preface, we film on two Canon C-100s, use Shure wireless lav mics with XLRs (plugged into Shure SM57s - unless an artist has a mic preference) that run into the camera's onboard preamps. We know it's not the most ideal "recording" setup or environment, but we've had to make adjustments to make our "rig" as portable as possible as most of these are filmed before/after soundcheck in a total time crunch. Thanks for your interest!
@@premierguitar It always sounds fantastic, especially running and gunning on the fly! that’s not an easy situation for sure! If your ever in the Rhode Island area would love to see an how an episode is setup/shot… I was a News Photog/Editor and Shot hundreds of bands 3-10 camera shoots. Started as a hobby that became way bigger than expected. I do miss many aspects of it. So if you need a free helper would be an honor to lug gear for you guys and watch an episode shot if in Boston/Providence. Free help lol!
His Hiwatt is not from 1971, it’s a later design with only 2 inputs! Nice rig regardless!
I have a classic 400!!!
What song was that that he played in the intro about 00:30 in? 😲👌🏼
Tonelord's
If Hum’s Drummer didn’t die maybe they’d have gotten a rig rundown too
28:52 Instantly reminded me of the very beginning on Nas "one mic". It was probably a synth on the record but still. You be the judge: ruclips.net/video/JCOURZ-yx4E/видео.html
John Frusciante next ? )
That constant ground loop makes this one hard to listen to.
I don’t know what Shiners music is like, but if it’s anything like their personalities, I’ll pass. Boring!