Magazine - "The Light Pours out of Me" (guitar cover) descargar videos gratis
This is my cover of Magazine's song "The Light Pours out of Me" (1978) when they had guitarist John McGeoch, who later played with Siouxsie and the Banshees.
I played it on my Fender Violet Deliriums ESM Signature Model Blacktop HH Jaguar, which has Seymour Duncan SH-1 pickups (I have it in the middle position for this one), a killswitch, and some neat-o stickers on the pickguard. (ESM = Explosive Space Modulator.) I select the bridge humbucker and that goes through my Fender Supersonic 22W amp's "Vintage" (clean) channel. I use a combination of fuzz and chorus that is not very common for me -- I don't usually put chorus and fuzz together (I do it in Nirvana "In Bloom" with a Little Big Muff & Neo-Clone, but its very different there). Here, I add fuzz with a red/germanium Mini Fuzz Face and a Boss CE-5 Chorus Ensemble (first two knobs at 12 o'clock and last two all the way up). In the chorus and bridges I add a TC Electronic Flashback for a string echo ("Lofi" delay patch). For the bent notes in the bridge, I also turn on an MXR Phase 90 with the speed at the lowest setting. To record it, I played along with the mp3 with my computer speakers and amp huddled around a Samson CO1U microphone into my Mac's Photo Booth program, which reverses the image and I don't know how to fix it.
Time flies, time crawls
Like an insect up and down the walls
The light pours out of me
The light pours out of me
The conspiracy of silence ought
To revolutionize my thought
The light pours out of me ...
The cold light of day pours out of me
Leaving me black and so healthy
The light pours out of me ...
It jerks out of me like blood
In this still life heart beats up love
The light pours out of me ...
Comentarios
9 years ago
Roger Storrs
Howard DeVoto's s'posed to live in my 'hood dontcha know (cant say I've met him but I know from the local paper he's around here SOMEWHERE ) ;)9 years ago
FandangleTechery
Nice! I hadn't heard this one. the power cords with open notes sound rad, and the dirty sounding solo is cool too.As for your Fuzz Octavia Fuzz question, here's what I found:The BYOC Octave fuzz is definately the most Hendrixy one I found. Very similar.The Octavia re-issue was the 2nd closest Hendrix sound, not much sustain though.The MXR Hendrix series Octave fuzz was close but a bit ring mod/octave clangy. The Catalinbread Octopussy was similar to the MXR Hendrix.Conclusion: If you can get someone to build you a BYOC Octave Fuzz I think it's your best bet for Hendrix sounds, maybe even paint the enclosure yourself or borrow/buy a soldering iron and build one. (I'm not just saying this 'cos I like building, it really does sound best)Maybe even try putting an octave pedal/Whammy before your Hendrix FuzzFace.Also, if you can find a Hendrixy fuzz with a 2nd footswitch for octave, I think that'd be the ultimate pedal for Hendrix sounds and more, but I couldn't find one.The Hoofreaper and MXR Slash Octave Fuzz were the best 2 switch Octave Fuzz's I could find but they don't sound like Hendrix from the demo's I saw.Let me know what you come across. I'm always keen to hear new fuzz pedals.I'd say stick to major or at least large boutique brands though. There's a lot of small companies building crappy fuzz pedal clones because they're so easy to do. 10 years ago
Cameron Neste
Mr. McGeoch is the same guy as played on the Siouxsie and the Banshees songs? I had not thought of guitarists changing bands but of course! I can hear some similarities but probably only because I am listening to make comparisons.10 years ago
Guedzilla
Very good! Gotta get me one of those Mini Fuzz Faces...10 years ago
