Red Mosquito

Yeah this rules.

This sounds like a coworker listening to music on the other end of the warehouse

Vitalogist wrote:

Stickman wrote:guy that "remastered" this says he was trying for an auditorium type sound. L'il echo/reverb. I dig it.

Sounds good

Probably because I’ve heard the original 7365 times, but I don’t care for it.

bodysnatcher wrote:This sounds like a coworker listening to music on the other end of the warehouse

Nah bro, it sounds like an auditorium.

Ello Sailor wrote:

bodysnatcher wrote:This sounds like a coworker listening to music on the other end of the warehouse

Nah bro, it sounds like an auditorium.

Sounds like I left my Bluetooth speaker in the back of an empty 18 wheeler

Did this guy record the Dark Matter grabs too?

Saw a few videos from the Layne era...dude, this guys made some very dark videos

Wait is the above mix just a fan made thing? Or is that how the new reissue of JOF sounds?

Just fan made.

I hope.

If not, I will cancel my pre-order.

After sampling this, I'll hold my MOV version a little closer tonight.

My son discovered them and now I’m experiencing a renaissance. Started listening to the opus podcast series about Dirt. That led me to watching a 92 show at the palladium on YouTube. Layne was unreal. And then just shy of ten minutes into the show Phil Anselmo is crowd surfing during Would? What a time to be alive!

That was great. It translates quite nicely to piano.

daft twat wrote:My son discovered them and now I’m experiencing a renaissance. Started listening to the opus podcast series about Dirt. That led me to watching a 92 show at the palladium on YouTube. Layne was unreal. And then just shy of ten minutes into the show Phil Anselmo is crowd surfing during Would? What a time to be alive!

When I saw them in 93 they opened with Nutshell, played entirely in silhouette from behind a red curtain.

After that the curtain dropped away, revealing a floor to ceiling rope net at the front of the stage. The band slammed into Dam That River and Them Bones, with Layne initially breathing fire (lighter and maybe Jack Daniels) and then spent both songs climbing and getting entangled in the net while singing both songs pretty much faultlessly.

We also got Rotten Apple as what I remember as a second and unplanned encore, with very minimal stage lights and no house lights, super moody. Keep in mind that JOF wouldn't be released for another three months.

It was the only time I saw the band live but after that performance I can't imagine them topping it.

Jerry has a new single coming out this week. Robert Trujillo plays bass, cool to see those two making music again. Album being produced by Joe Barresi.

Very cool news.

zeb wrote:

daft twat wrote:My son discovered them and now I’m experiencing a renaissance. Started listening to the opus podcast series about Dirt. That led me to watching a 92 show at the palladium on YouTube. Layne was unreal. And then just shy of ten minutes into the show Phil Anselmo is crowd surfing during Would? What a time to be alive!

When I saw them in 93 they opened with Nutshell, played entirely in silhouette from behind a red curtain.

After that the curtain dropped away, revealing a floor to ceiling rope net at the front of the stage. The band slammed into Dam That River and Them Bones, with Layne initially breathing fire (lighter and maybe Jack Daniels) and then spent both songs climbing and getting entangled in the net while singing both songs pretty much faultlessly.

We also got Rotten Apple as what I remember as a second and unplanned encore, with very minimal stage lights and no house lights, super moody. Keep in mind that JOF wouldn't be released for another three months.

It was the only time I saw the band live but after that performance I can't imagine them topping it.

wow holy shit

amazing

VinylGuy wrote:Jerry has a new single coming out this week. Robert Trujillo plays bass, cool to see those two making music again. Album being produced by Joe Barresi.

Very cool news.

sickkkk

New song is a beast! Damn what a monster

Oh hell yes

Thats Rob Trujillo in bass

Jerry´s guitar is doing all kind of great stuff on this one