Rig Rundown - Dr. Dog
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- Опубликовано: 17 фев 2020
- Dr. Dog was officially started in the late ’90s in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, however their origins can be pinpointed years earlier when guitarist/vocalist Scott McMicken and bassist/vocalist Toby Leaman began writing original songs together in the eighth grade. Since then, they’ve released 10 albums, two live collections, started their own label (We Buy Gold Records), and even opened Mt. Slippery Studio in Clifton Heights, Pennsylvania.
Before the band’s show at Nashville’s Marathon Music Works in support of Critical Equation, the founding duo spoke about their stripped-down setups that force them to focus on playing with intention, delivering emphatic dynamics, and shattering their own gear myths.
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Beato!!!
I was looking for Pat!
Interviewer: (insert tone question)
Band: Knobs
‘Once I was able to separate chorus from 90s rock, I loved”
I felt that so hard.
Scott is a fascinating dude, I love the way he looks at things. Also just want to acknowledge how good of an interviewer Chris is, top stuff mate!
I just want to be bros with these guys, so down to earth and humble. My favorite band by far
Scott has such a way with words, no wonder he is a good songwriter
He seems like he would've been a really good English teacher
“Having too many options makes me loose perspective”
This rig rundown is legit. The band and the host are all super genuine in their love for guitar and music. Everyone involved is the real deal. Much love and respect. 👊
Love when they discuss the Chorus effect 10/10
That description of Neil Youngs guitar style was spot on lol!
time stamp?
@@kylechristie3152 32:15
Love Dr Dog so much
Lots of laughs, this dude is cool as heck. Loved the painted pedals, very interesting to listen to. From strings, to picks, to Peavey, to pedals. Awesome.
YES! love these guys. Scott's my favorite guitar player
man this was great!
this rekindled my old love for dr.dog
Just a little info about Hopf, the maker company of the Saturn 63. It is a German company with a long tradition. Since 1669 the name "Hopf" has been mentioned in instrument making. Since this time the profession of plucked instrument maker has been passed on from father to son and is currently continued by Dieter Hopf in.
Until 1948 the Hopf family lived in the Klingenthal/Markneukirchen area of Saxony/Germany. For political reasons, the family moved to Hessen before the founding of the GDR and the threat of nationalization. In the newly founded company Willy Hopf & Co. the production of woodwind instruments was started in addition to strings and stringed instruments.
In 1981 Willy Hopf's son, Dieter Hopf, who passed his master craftsman's examination in 1968, founded his own company under the name Dieter Hopf Gitarren-Atelier. Willy Hopf & Co. struggled with financial difficulties, however, and had to declare bankruptcy in 1985. The guitar-making department of the company in Taunusstein was taken over by Dieter Hopf, who is still active.
Love that bass sound with the OB1-500.
really great band, players and inspiring song writers
Great Band to see live never disappoint!!!
Can't someone send him a Peavey footswitch? Come on Peavey, It'd be good PR!
HOW DID YOU NOT INTERVIEW FRANK ?!?! He is the real MVP in this band!
No love for Eric Slick???
He politely declined our request.
@@premierguitar lol I see... He does like to be mysterious 😂
@@stickergitters4459that Bruce and Eric comparison is perfect! 😂
God damn Scott’s tone is so awesome
Swaaamp livinnnnnnn!
Finally!!!
The Lil Trees looks just like a Hopf Twist even with the angled pickup. Kind of doubt Scott realized that His Lil Trees had Hopf roots when He scored the Hopf Saturn 63.
Cool! These guys have some really off-the-wall stuff... That the oldest Peavey amp I have seen, I bought some new ones in the early 80's that looked nothing like that one...
@l o l I'm retired now but back when we were playing 5 nights a week (at least) I bought thousands of dollars worth of peavey equipment over a ten year period (I got 30% off of Peavey). CS 800's 3000's and lot of speakers mains and monitors, mic's.
We never had a single failure. Never blew a black widow speaker either... I ran Peavey cabs with Electro-Voice speakers on Bass. I still have two Peavey combo's... I did loose the output transistor on a 35 watt combo once and Peavey fixed it for nothing, 1 week turn around. (it was a home practice amp) I still have it!
This made me laugh in the best way
Nahhh man you just don’t get how new school tech and variety is inhibiting. Scott is a tone and gear master
Sweet bass tone!
Dang Scott’s speaking voice really is all high and nasal just like his singing voice
Strymon Guy!
Lmao!
All stripped Strymons!
Visually great for this kind of stuff.
The background laugh is what got me. 😂
Hahaha, that's hilarious Dan Bjorke's a friend of mine.
Dan Bjorke wraps his own pickups by hand.
Killer
Did stewmac make bass kits once? Not a bad looking jazz bass for what was parts
What are the name of the 5050 strings ? Flat wound and round wound ?
Try a sadowsky will Lee model, it's super skinny, definitely less than 1.5"
Please do Noel Gallagher's High Flying Birds. Noel and Gem have some great, guitars, amps and loads of new awesome pedals in their fantastic boards!
I'm really sorry but all I could think about during this interview was Sam Rockwell
Where's Frank!?
the guitar player looks like adam sandler and paul simon blended together.
I hope everyone understands that the Peavey bug is real… don’t get bit. Kick the hive and just stand there 😊
I love a .73mm dunlop pick with 14-58 Ernie Ball Power Slinky 7 without the 11 tuned B to B with a G still instead of that lame ass F#.haha
Cool story
That intro had to have been recorded on tape.
Please go run down Crowder’s gear. He has cool microphones, guitars, banjos, box slide guitars, etc. analog synthesizer on stage! Please please
but his asian tattoos are perfect. nice koi!
so the bass player had to actually play a bassline to one of their songs to demonstrate his bass tone??? Thats a first lol
These guys are both the lead singers of the band.
who the fk is dr dog
Man that guitar guy Scott is soooo boring drags on about nothing
pretentious
How so?