jordan buckley is a maniac on stage... He threw a guitar straight in the air, made a devil horn sign spread eagle looking upward, and literally waited till it got a foot away before catching it.... I was hooked ever since.

Keith and Jordan's dad taught my programming class in college...still find that hilarious every time I listen to and see this band

@philfoe551

Ай бұрын

Someone better freeze his sperm

Andy's issue about the Lace Nitro Hemi has been resolved. The pickup was actually wired wrong. In fact Andy has since signed to Lace and is fully endorsing our pickups.

@k.g.alatore355

4 жыл бұрын

I was gonna say, weak P90? Someone had to have messed up there lmao That's been bothering me for y e a r s. Nitro Hemis are some of the most massive-sounding humbuckers I've ever used in any application.

@jeremyrafuse5330

3 жыл бұрын

Pretty sure Andy is playing Fishmans now.

@LogicOfCrocs

2 жыл бұрын

@@jeremyrafuse5330 this was 9 years ago lol

@Flux799

2 жыл бұрын

@@jeremyrafuse5330 yeah he uses fishmans and axe fx now.

@alexandercowlishaw

2 жыл бұрын

lol

I know I'm not the only one who likes to imagine being interviewed by Rig Rundown and explain my whole rig in my head. Am I the only one?? haha

@MrSimondaniel3

6 жыл бұрын

totally

@JokerCat9

2 жыл бұрын

I do this all the time. You never know, it may become a reality!

I am totally with Jordan on the gear. Outside of a great amp and guitar, all you need is one solid distortion pedal, one effex, and a noise gate. Anything more than that is just "overwhelming".

Our video. We started the Rig Rundown onstage, but doors dictated we go into a different area. They got pulled over on the way into town because of their gear-trailer so they either had to do soundcheck or do the interview, so they opted for the interview, which won them some points from PG! Thanks for watching, --PG Staff

Love how these guys are so simple about the gear. I have so many buds who are always buying and selling pedals in search of something that they will NEVER find. Plug the guitar in and play!! Thanks guys.

@RobertoReyesChHC

4 жыл бұрын

People like to hoard as an ego trip but usually can’t produce a riff worth listening to, just play!

I know this is 4 years old... but some of the comments on this are absolutely mind blowing. Full on snobbery and ridiculous assumptions. Every Time I Die is an incredible band. Maybe not everyone's cup of tea, but highly influential within their genre.

@whatachest

6 жыл бұрын

Martin Graham haha! hey jordan got guitar player of the year for a reason. 👅

@franciscodiaz3028

5 жыл бұрын

I know right they play pretty technical without sounding technical and mix a variety of styles. Its unfortunate I just got into them.

I like how Jordan is like "Plug it in and play." and Andy is like "There's this amp and this one.. and then these pickups with this guitar and then.." haha.

Best. Live. Show. Ever.

Why are these guys the coolest motherfuckers in music? Down to earth cool ass dudes!

Yes, we had some audio issues on the first upload, but all appears to be OK now. Thanks for watching! --PG Staff

I'm really excited to see the rundowns on the rigs of all these super knowledgeable gearheads in the comments. Please let me know when your successful tour comes to my town!

I don't understand why everyone cares what Jordan does with his playing. Who gives a sh*t if he likes to keep it simple? It's his gear, his style, and his choice. Andy is the total opposite, and I respect them for it, because thats who they are. Rock on!

@loganbrace6463

6 жыл бұрын

If they’d ever seen them live, then they would know they both sound awesome. That’s all that matters.

PG, this probably the best rig rundown you have. It's with the artist that is using the gear and the interviewer clearly listens to the artist. More like this.

A friend of mine is very respectable drummer. He probably couldn’t tell me exactly which snare or cymbals he is using. He just doesn’t care about specs. If it sounds good, he’s happy. Sounds like Jordan.

It's really cool that the guy who is interviewing is an actual fan of the band!

was waiting for this!

i put a cigi pack full of budz on top of that amp at there recent Melbourne show lol

Wow Jordan's art is amazing!

We were hoping to give people a 'preview' of they gear they'd see in the forthcoming RR video portion and that the stories about/behind each piece of gear would make up for the 'spoiler' intro... thanks for your input and we'll take that into consideration. Thanks for watching, --PG Staff

The Butcher from AEW!

This is so sick

Gig me like The Butcher

@hotman718

4 жыл бұрын

AEW

(continued) ... ooh, just looked at your page, good stuff!!

Thanks man :) I already know the Studio vid of Dweezil, but I'll check out the other vid you mentioned. Cheers

Linkin Park did an interview in the elevator behind them with MuchMusic in 2000.

do one with The Bronx!

Get over yourself. Andy goes into detail, it's clear he is the one in that pays attention to such things. They are successful and obviously passionate musicians with a well-deserved positive reputation among their peers. They owe nothing to the "fluent musician" community, and they owe nothing to you.

He must of wired that Lace pickup wrong because I just tried it in the Bill Kelliher explorer through a JCM 800 and they use those amps too, it sounds bassy as hell with rolled off highs with pretty high output. Lol

lol they're an influential fairly technical southernish metalcore band. Before you say metalcore is shit you need to realize a lot of metalcore just kinda sucks but there are some really good bands that it do it justice.

@franciscodiaz3028

5 жыл бұрын

Ikr it just sucks I started getting into them and I've been getting southern rock lately. But this band is pretty technical for considering they are not a technical metalcore band.

@RobertoReyesChHC

4 жыл бұрын

Francisco Diaz whoah! Never realized I commented. Still will defend metalcore because it was diverse and great before the 2000s Swedish melodic death metal rip off bands some of those bands are cool too though but it got way too saturated and overdone

me too

I would like to see a rundown of Dweezil Zappa's rig!

it's probably bc they were kind of a Scene band. so a lot of young people know who they are and just like most former-scene bands right now, their name is being discovered by everyone else.

Holy shit! curtain moving in the background at 4:44!!

Maybe knowing the length and brand of cable is part of your essential rig, but if that is what's required to prove you're not a "stupid" or "alcohol abusing" guitar player, then it sounds like you're the one exemplifying a "too cool for school" attitude. These guys clearly value writing, performance, and feeling over memorizing technical specs. It's great that it's your voice, but diverse values make diverse music. Also, for the record, Andy Williams (the bearded guitarist) is straight edge.

I wonder what happened to Andy's other Gibson Les Paul Custom, the one that was painted gold and had a lipstick pickup in the neck

Look them up! They´re brutal

yeah, way usefull, those are the kind of vids i look for. & Gosh, i think they did delete that comment, I didn;t think they would but i don't see it.

Love the new intro, maybe a little shorter though?

Okay, wizard, here's a little history lesson. When these guys SAY JCM 800 they mean a Marshall 2203 or 2204 (depending on wattage). These are a 2 input amp with cascaded gain stage and master volume. They existed in both JMP and JCM800 cabinet styles as seen here.

How the fuck did he go about getting an 800 when he was 14?

Old Man Gloom rig rundown!

nice backdrop

Or they just don't care. For many songwriters, guitars are just the vehicles to get from Point A to Point B, and it doesn't matter what brand of oil or sparkplugs were under the hood.

They had a top twenty album this year but obviously they never get played on mainstream radio so unless you're a fan you wouldn't know who they are. Theres dozens of bands like them who are much more successful than anybody realises because radio is fucked in America.

@01:28 look at the guy's face (front of the headstock) LOL!

What's is the third amp he says they used on Indian Giver? Laney, Marshall and Garmon(?).

@coltonfrausell9047

10 жыл бұрын

Sorry Im a bit late, but Im pretty sure that he said Harman as the third amp used.

@MrSimondaniel3

6 жыл бұрын

Garnet

@jeremyrafuse5330

3 жыл бұрын

Gopher.

Your in luck dude, cause DZ's got rig demos all over KZread. Search "In the Studio with....Dweezil Zappa" from guitarworld. That's one. Pretty sure he's got them out for the AxeFX 2, TWA Triskelion, coulda sworn PG even did one too. I've seen lots of DZ's rig on KZread in pretty big detail. There on here. Check it out.....

Here we go.....Any argument like that is semantical, arbitrary, and pointlessly based on personal opinion. Pups/speakers/amp/cab design all factor in different ways according to what they are and how they're being used. In a closed-back cab the assertion that the speaker is less of a factor is theoretically accurate. If you think an amp is 2/3 of the tone you've never played a S/C vs a HB in the same amp. Do you know what make/model speakers you are using at the moment in your cab of choice?

Thanks man! Until I can get to making vids the right way w/ the right recording setup I like to think my channel can still be useful as a training/info resource for players. I've sorted thru a lot of vids. Correct me if I'm wrong.....did they delete your 2nd comment, or am I missing it?

re-upload?

Wow.. that's really interesting...

I mean I love the simplicity of Jordan's rig (mine is pretty similar), but hot damn did he not know how to dial in an amp and OD-pedal... D:

Dan from Four Year Strong looks like Andy.

Except that the circuit has been changed and updated with the times and they offer modern versions so your point is moot.

I miss Mrs.Dirks :,(

PS: TC Electronics has a good demo of his pedalboard with Thomas Nordegg. Search: "Zappa and Vai's guitar tech demonstrates his rig". You gotta take it in bits and pieces. DZ is incredible. Hope this helps ya! Cheers....

no because he said any modern amp and an ac30 is pretty damn old

Is it just me? Or does anyone else not like the photo montage at the beginning? IT gives away the whole thing. Bummer

Anyone else watching this after ETID broke up and knowing Andy from AEW as The Butcher?

So, by his logic, an AC30 is trying to be a JCM800? Righttttt....

whats the second song clip played in the beginning

@TheEvilMonkeyZ

8 жыл бұрын

Wanderlust

@TheLegohead2000

8 жыл бұрын

+TheEvilMonkeyZ isn't it Underwater Bimbos from outer space too?

or tired?....wow

You are really going to judge the entire state of music on one hardcore band? Have you heard popular music lately?

When does he use the tube screamer? Lol fuck when does he use the DL 4!?!

Jordan's so bored haha

#YODO

these guys seem really smart

How does a 14 year old get a jcm800.

i want rebecca back :(((

Please tell me you're joking.

Andy looks like a bear

Great interview. Jordan seems bored af though lol

Take a shot every time they say 'like'. Valley Girl lives......in guys and girls

No... maybe you should learn that they're right..

4.06 "Too much going on". not much going on in his head though is there lol

I didn't realize they were so hot

How can you judge other peoples music tastes? You can't tell me that Hardcore music sounds the same when you listen to 60's pop and Blues Rock. Don't be hypocrite and learn that other people respect what you listen to and so you should for others.

It's genuinely saddening that there are decent-natured and well-intentioned people that call themselves musicians and look at music in such a primitive, narrow, and apprehensive way. Your misguided and fallacious mocking doesn't show that you are superior because you don't have the capacity to enjoy certain kinds of music. It shows that you are immature and limited in scope. By the way, looking at music in a more positive way would help your resource videos immensely. Good luck, man.

the first guy is stoned IMHO. Cocaine?

Jordan looks bored and out of place.

I can respect not being obsessed with the gear, but rather being obsessed with playing. That said, how can you not know what speakers you're using? You're a pro guitarist. How is a delay too complicated? This was a bad one for once.

The Marshall "plexi" style amp was also made in both cabinet designs. These were lower gain, had no master volume, and 4 inputs. So just because you have a "JCM 800" amp, does not mean it will sound like these idiots....it may sound like AC/DC instead. Try googling "1959 JCM800" or "2203 JMP" for the proof!

@MrSimondaniel3

6 жыл бұрын

thats not 100% right. it will sound like ACDC IF you dont use a tube screamer/ some kind of overdrive. BOSS SD-1, OCD, Klon, graphic EQ, etc. you're right that JCM800 isnt only 1 model, but all jcm 800s sound pretty similar. And the majority of metal bands have used the 2203/ TS combo. bottom line- even tho a jcm800 could be a 2203,2204,2205,2210, or even 1959, they all sound pretty close, besides overall watts + channel switching.

this is the most boring rig rundown i have ever seen

All three of these guys should learn that a JCM 800 is not a model of amp, its an era of Marshall cabinet styles.

"We're post hardcore." Well, that's a mighty long way to say, "we're emo."

@davidl.7027

4 жыл бұрын

You're dumb bro. Clearly you don't know what Emo is or what every time I die sounds like. Please educate yourself.

@tpags7398

3 жыл бұрын

They’ve always been a hardcore punk band

If he honestly has no clue wtf he's using as his instrument (which, once again, befuddles me), let the Tech do the Rundown for the film crew.

Ultimately, it doesn't matter. They truly owe nothing to the community, and it is that which comprises the sum of their contribution. In ten years, not ten people will remember their compositions. Berklee, GIT, and Julliard have plenty of other material to teach. Gifts from players who, themselves, don't find a delay pedal "too complicated". At the end of the day, no one really gives a shit what they do or don't do. Just tune to Drop C, make your one-finger-chords, and chug your brains out.

@franciscodiaz3028

5 жыл бұрын

Man you really got a lot of hate. Are you one of those students at julliard and cant sell 1 record???

Are they songwriters, or guitarists? Perhaps both? It doesn't matter, they don't have to care what speakers they use. They should, however, know. Big difference. The sound of your guitar is your voice. If one cares not for their own "voice", que sera. Not important. Personally, I don't care what cable I use. I sure as hell KNOW which it is, though. The "too cool for school" attitude amongst certain players is why fluent musicians loathe guitarists. I'm sure they know what beer is in their hand.

Worst Band ever seen live.

@Hans0622

8 жыл бұрын

+MrMotherfuck123 they've been a hit or miss for me guess it depends how drunk they are.

@XMetalChefX

7 жыл бұрын

MrMotherfuck123 I saw them with hatebreed and they destroyed. I guess it was a good night.

@joshbarnes6759

6 жыл бұрын

I've seen them 3 times and they were dead on EVERY time and I'm super critical.

A generalized comment directed at the other 99.8% of young, alcohol and drug addicted metal players. Ultimately, it doesn't matter. In 5 years they will be making silence.

@nrsair

5 жыл бұрын

Critical Mindset Saw these guys last night. Not only are these guys still playing (and playing well), 5 years after your inane comments, they’re in their 20th year touring and selling out nearly every show. Just thought you should know.

@andrewsimpson6535

5 жыл бұрын

hey its five years later they have a festival dedicated too them they just turned 20. Buffalo NY just declared December 15th "Every Time I Die Day". just thought you might want an update.

@franciscodiaz3028

5 жыл бұрын

Probably should be critical of your own mindset

Huh? Throughout 16 years in the industry I can't think of two musicians (especially rock guitarists) who had no idea what speakers they use in their live rig. It's either a sign of abject stupidity, or more likely, the sign of copious drug and alcohol abuse. It's theoretically half of the voice of your guitar. Most are familiar with it.