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Post by shreder75 on Jul 17, 2006 14:24:02 GMT -5
some of those 80's horror flicks were just great. Return of the living dead was great. When the two guys breathed in those fumes and they were dying while they were still alive. When she sits one of the guys upright and you hear all his bones cracking from the rigimortis that has already set in.  Just priceless!!! Sorry to hijack the thread!! Hacksaw check out the Rob Zombie movies "House of 1000 corpses and The Devils Rejects" Pretty intense ficks! that's the acme guy! the same SOB who built the neighborhood on top of the indian burial ground in poltergeist! he got what he deserved! =) |
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Post by VomHalen on Jul 17, 2006 14:54:00 GMT -5
"YOU SONOFAB!TCH, YOU MOVED THE TOMBSTONES BUT YOU DIDN'T MOVE THE BODIES!!"
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Post by zappatista on Jul 17, 2006 19:00:41 GMT -5
Hey! To Hacksaw, I know the exact scene that you are talkin' 'bout! The guy carrying his own head around, wanting to perform some sort of unspeakable act on that girl. In fact "Ain't Talking About Love" could have been that guys' theme song!. I think that scene could be the single most demented movie scene ever!
One more word on those XTCs. And I spent 8 years getting to know it, so I'm not just spouting off here. I told Scott that it's almost like they are over-engineered! The power section on an XTC is extremely tight sounding, but It's also a little cold sounding. I figured this out when I patched the XTC preamp into my Marshall DSL power section. It sounded better to me, because the Marshall actually warmed it up. I'd never really thought of the Marshall as being warm sounding until I did that experiment! But yeah, since used Marshalls can be bought for around $800-$900.00, I don't think the Bogners sound $2700.00 better! Allthough, I'm not sure what $2700.00 better would sound like!
Well, I'll be glad when the QuickRod get here, so that I can start talking about that amp. Guess I'll go kill some of my waiting time with some old 80's horror flicks and VHI!
Oh yeah, I've checking out everyone's clips on the Splawn web site, and on everyone's individual sites. They all sound great. There's alot of great players out there, I hope you're all getting heard!
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Post by zappatista on Jul 17, 2006 19:06:08 GMT -5
Oh yeah, the zappatista thing is sort of a combo of the mexican militant group, which is actually a group that's gotten alot of their aims accomplished using peaceful means and by being smart, whith my love for Frank Zappa!! Zappa was a frickin' great guitar player!
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Post by Hacksaw on Jul 17, 2006 20:13:56 GMT -5
Hey! To Hacksaw, I know the exact scene that you are talkin' 'bout! The guy carrying his own head around, wanting to perform some sort of unspeakable act on that girl. In fact "Ain't Talking About Love" could have been that guys' theme song!. I think that scene could be the single most demented movie scene ever! One more word on those XTCs. And I spent 8 years getting to know it, so I'm not just spouting off here. I told Scott that it's almost like they are over-engineered! The power section on an XTC is extremely tight sounding, but It's also a little cold sounding. I figured this out when I patched the XTC preamp into my Marshall DSL power section. It sounded better to me, because the Marshall actually warmed it up. I'd never really thought of the Marshall as being warm sounding until I did that experiment! But yeah, since used Marshalls can be bought for around $800-$900.00, I don't think the Bogners sound $2700.00 better! Allthough, I'm not sure what $2700.00 better would sound like! Well, I'll be glad when the QuickRod get here, so that I can start talking about that amp. Guess I'll go kill some of my waiting time with some old 80's horror flicks and VHI! Oh yeah, I've checking out everyone's clips on the Splawn web site, and on everyone's individual sites. They all sound great. There's alot of great players out there, I hope you're all getting heard! DUDE!! Yea thats IT!! that was scazy.. I dunno who thought that one up but wow! HAHA.. ya know that was some freaky scary stuff.. and my wife still dont like it hahah.. I just reminder her, Honey wanna rent a movie? hahah.. reanimator? H@#$!$ S @#$@#$ NO! haha.. I agree! I was very surprised to find the splawn at the price compared to the other amps out there. so it was a must try. glad I did it. all I can say, crank it up ! are you able to crank up amps pretty good where you live? Just curious! I have to address TJ's Rob Zombies House of a thousand Corpse! another good movie!! haha.. but I have to find people to go watch them with.. or rent and hide out. hahah.. wife dont trust me no more on horror flicks!!! wont go see em, not even close! LMAO!! |
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Post by Hacksaw on Jul 17, 2006 20:17:01 GMT -5
some of those 80's horror flicks were just great. Return of the living dead was great. When the two guys breathed in those fumes and they were dying while they were still alive. When she sits one of the guys upright and you hear all his bones cracking from the rigimortis that has already set in. Just priceless!!! Sorry to hijack the thread!! Hacksaw check out the Rob Zombie movies "House of 1000 corpses and The Devils Rejects" Pretty intense ficks! I havent seen the devis rejects! sounds almost comic! I will have to check it on.. on DVD ya? TJ dude!.. NOT Hijacking~ we will let it cruise where it may! haha.. and since we are in off topic.. dig this dude, Lucky dog! www.break.com/index/the_luckiest_unlucky_skydiver.html |
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Post by Hacksaw on Jul 17, 2006 20:17:34 GMT -5
"YOU SONOFAB!TCH, YOU MOVED THE TOMBSTONES BUT YOU DIDN'T MOVE THE BODIES!!" AHAHAHAH I forgot about that line!! a classic! |
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Post by shreder75 on Jul 18, 2006 7:18:51 GMT -5
"YOU SONOFAB!TCH, YOU MOVED THE TOMBSTONES BUT YOU DIDN'T MOVE THE BODIES!!" YES! |
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Post by shreder75 on Jul 18, 2006 7:20:29 GMT -5
Devil's Rejects was GREAT!!
like a friggin' horror/slasher western...rob zombie's not rigth in the head =)
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Post by zappatista on Jul 18, 2006 17:00:49 GMT -5
To Hacksaw, Yeah, I can crank up the amps at band rehearsal. WE have a really bad acoustic space the eats Bass frequencies, and alot of times I'm cranking more in that basement than I do on stage.
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Post by Hacksaw on Jul 18, 2006 21:59:08 GMT -5
To Hacksaw, Yeah, I can crank up the amps at band rehearsal. WE have a really bad acoustic space the eats Bass frequencies, and alot of times I'm cranking more in that basement than I do on stage. hahah sounds like my place here! crank em up! I know there are a lot of folks who dont get to enjoy the volumes :-( , at home. maybe thats why they can still hear!!!! The re-animator! LOL!!  Ya, I should post this in the other thread! ahhh better yet, I will have to put this as my avatar! hahahah |
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Post by zappatista on Jul 18, 2006 22:18:23 GMT -5
RRIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIINNNNNGGGGG! That's what my ears sound like when I'm trying to sleep at night. It's worth it though.
I saw Ted Nugent on Sesame Street once, giving a demonstration of how feedback works. He was telling the kiddies how it was worth the trade off of being deaf in one ear for having the pleasure of inducing ear splitting feedback on the masses. How true Ted, How True.
Nice potential AVATAR, that's funny!
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Post by Hacksaw on Jul 19, 2006 0:30:04 GMT -5
RRIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIINNNNNGGGGG! That's what my ears sound like when I'm trying to sleep at night. It's worth it though. I saw Ted Nugent on Sesame Street once, giving a demonstration of how feedback works. He was telling the kiddies how it was worth the trade off of being deaf in one ear for having the pleasure of inducing ear splitting feedback on the masses. How true Ted, How True. Nice potential AVATAR, that's funny! HAHAAH Ted in sesmame street?? hahah thats crazy!! and I missed it. thats a classic !! posting o classif forum@!@ I whiched I saw that episode.. wondering if ted hunted kermit for food, or snufflofugus! hahahaha... that would have been halarious! |
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