These Armistice Tour shows in Japan were my favorites of the whole tour.
There are no crowds like the Japanese crowds.
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Vintage cab used on MM debut (two 15" Jensen speakers).
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Vintage cab used on MM debut (two 15" Jensen speakers).
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Basses I used on Mute Math debut
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5 comments:
I love these videos! Especially "Spotlight" - the little breakdown riff you're playing around 4:30 is so beautiful...
I love the energy of the crowd in these videos. I can tell you guys really enjoyed performing in Japan. Wish I could've been there. At least I have these videos to alleviate my wishful thinking. Thanks for sharing!
You can see why your live shows are hailed. The live version of Spotlight and the last few minutes Burden are awesome. Unbelievable. Please, PLEASE come back to the UK and more specifically, Scotland. I am dying to see an Armistice tour show. Been to both shows you played in Glasgow and haven't experienced better shows since. It's been far too long. You need to get a European label and get yourselves recognised over here. Festival shows aren't enough. You guys are too good to be kept America's best kept secret.
Roy, are you only using a pick these days at your shows? I was hard pressed to find a spot in these video's where you weren't using a pick. I am always torn between finger-style and playing with a pick as a guitarist first, bassist second. I'd love to hear your thoughts on what you prefer and why, and how often you go back and forth. I honestly thought you never played with a pick much at all until these videos
Really nice videos. Great performances, great crowd, and amazingly good quality. I like the b&w of Spotlight also. The sound and video are excellent, and you sound incredible as always.
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