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A temporary guitar backlash...
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Author:  Per Boysen [ Thu Feb 13, 2014 12:37 pm ]
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I love playing the Stick but for this piece I was called as a studio guitar player to provide "a loudly screaming feedback Stratocaster" and it was great fun!
http://tungtobak.bandcamp.com/
Author:  kevin-c [ Thu Feb 13, 2014 1:40 pm ]
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Stoner-riffic Per! I kinda dig that heavy plodding, slow moving, stoner rock........

cheers,
kev
Author:  dubyasee [ Thu Feb 13, 2014 3:12 pm ]
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Background music for heroin use? Is there a lot of heroin being used where you live Per?
Author:  Per Boysen [ Fri Feb 14, 2014 5:25 am ]
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This piece reflects Swedish "drug abuse culture" in the early seventies. I don't really know how popular heroin is here today. Kudos for production should go to my friend Stefan, I was only a called-in guitar player.
Author:  JRJ [ Fri Feb 14, 2014 12:36 pm ]
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"Doom Fuzz" :twisted: Couldn't have put it better myself 8-).
.*J*
..~
Author:  dubyasee [ Fri Feb 14, 2014 3:33 pm ]
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As the "called in" guitar player, you did a superlative job of delivering just the right texture and atmosphere. Well done Per.
Author:  jwanka [ Sun Mar 02, 2014 1:58 pm ]
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Nice playing, Per! I love the whole vibe of the thing....heavy and plodding, but kind of angst-y and tense at the same time. You really get some great sounds out of that stratocaster.
Author:  Per Boysen [ Sun Mar 02, 2014 2:29 pm ]
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jwanka wrote:
You really get some great sounds out of that stratocaster.
Thanks! It's all vintage style; floating whammy bar of the original Fender model, low output single-coils, .010 set strings and the not to be forgotten Sustainiac Model C sustainer. That is the model with a mechanical vibrator to fasten with a clamper on the neck and that is driven by a take-out of the guitar's output. This mechanical sustainer almost feels the same to play as when relying on real loud air volume feedback from a cab in the room. Those other types of magnetic sustainer pickups doesn't give that raw loud-cab-in-room vibe as this Model C does. I mostly use it with fretless guitars, but it worked out fine here for this "Hendrix parroting project" :-)
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