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This is an eclectic channel which combines music clips of bands on the New Falconer Records label (such as The Bone Folders, Hook Turns etc..) but also self-made rock music documentaries, musical gear reviews and even football (AFL) content.
This channel will delete comments that contain offensive racist terms or overt racism, homophobia (or any aggressive language toward the LGBTQI+ community) or misogyny.
However, you can abuse this channel as much as you wish about our lack of knowledge and facts about a subject, suspect parentage, sub-standard voiceovers, how bad the music is... go for it. Anything else is fair game.
This channel will delete comments that contain offensive racist terms or overt racism, homophobia (or any aggressive language toward the LGBTQI+ community) or misogyny.
However, you can abuse this channel as much as you wish about our lack of knowledge and facts about a subject, suspect parentage, sub-standard voiceovers, how bad the music is... go for it. Anything else is fair game.
The Bone Folders - Bluestone and Roses
This is a song about the 1850s German pioneering district in the northern suburbs of Melbourne, Victoria (Australia) known as "Westgarthtown".
The Ziebell's Farmhouse Museum and Heritage Garden in Thomastown is an historic site that provided inspiration for this song. The old piano in the house was used in this recording.
Written by Ian D. Marks (c) & (p) Control, 2024.
Personell:
Ian D. Marks: vocals, guitars, washboard, tambourine
Stephen Tighe: bass, mandolin
Elizabeth Taylor: piano, violin
Holly Ellis: vocals
Scott Boydle: drums
Special thanks to Robert Wuchatsch for supplying images, particularly the wedding photos.
Film clip by Ian D. Marks.
The Ziebell's Farmhouse Museum and Heritage Garden in Thomastown is an historic site that provided inspiration for this song. The old piano in the house was used in this recording.
Written by Ian D. Marks (c) & (p) Control, 2024.
Personell:
Ian D. Marks: vocals, guitars, washboard, tambourine
Stephen Tighe: bass, mandolin
Elizabeth Taylor: piano, violin
Holly Ellis: vocals
Scott Boydle: drums
Special thanks to Robert Wuchatsch for supplying images, particularly the wedding photos.
Film clip by Ian D. Marks.
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The Bone Folders - The Golden Age
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A new single from Melbourne indie rock band the Bone Folders, and this one contains elements of jangle pop and Beatlesque psychedelia. From the bands upcoming album Footpaths. This track is available on bandcamp and through all the streaming platforms. Ian D. Marks: vocals, 6 & 12-string electric and acoustic guitars, keyboards Scott Boydle: drums, vocals Stephen Tighe: bass Andrew Bonnici: lap...
The Bone Folders - Gypsy Queen (w/lyrics)
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Cover version of an Australian rock classic, originally recorded by Country Radio, written by vocalist/guitarist Greg Quill and mandolin player Kerryn Tolhurst. Melbourne band The Bone Folders have recorded this in order to bring it to a new generation, but we urge you to seek out the original recording, it's unsurpassable. GYPSY QUEEN (Quill-Tolhurst) (c) & (p) Cellar Music Co., 1972 Personnel...
Pigtone/Musiclily vs Joyo Voodoo Octave - Octave Fuzz Madness! Round 2
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In round two of the Octave Fuzz Madness series, I'm putting the Pigtone (Musiclily) Fuzz up agains the Joyo Voodoo Octave. Two budget pedals that each offer different things. Which one will I like best? 00:00 Intro and background 01:15 Pigtone/Musiclily unboxing and instructions 03:15 Demonstration and star rating 08:48 Joyo Voodoo Octave unboxing 10:25 The two notorious capacitors 10:47 Joyo D...
Behringer Super Fuzz (SF300) demo - Octave Fuzz Madness! Round 1
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In the first of three videos that I'll be doing about octave fuzz units, I'm reviewing the Behringer Super Fuzz - one of the most popular and affordable guitar pedals on the market. I'm also going to give a brief history of the octave fuzz effect. Let me state at this point that I paid for this product, so my review is completely honest and unbiased. For more about Roger Mayer and his early yea...
The Bone Folders - 25 Noel Road (w/lyrics)
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Song by the Bone Folders about the bizarre, hilarious, (occasionally) triumphant but ultimately tragic relationship between Joe Orton (1933-67) and Kenneth Halliwell (1926-67). For those unfamiliar with the life of Joe Orton, I'm provided a few links below, including the 1987 biopic 'Prick Up Your Ears' starring Gary Oldman and Alfred Molina. This song is available on all streaming services and...
The JHS BENDER - Legendary, or Lame?
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In 2020, JHS Pedals released their "Legends of Fuzz" series, featuring four pedals that charted the evolution of fuzz tone. In this video I take a look at their take on the legendary "Tone Bender" pedal which was first released in 1965. The Tone Bender was used by many great players, including Jimmy Page, Eric Clapton, Jeff Beck, Paul McCartney (for fuzz bass), Mick Ronson, Dick Taylor (The Pre...
Maestro Fuzz-Tone (by Gibson) in 2022: Is it any good? 'Cos it's not cheap!
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Gibson launched the Maestro Fuzz-Tone back in 1962, making it the first ever commercially available guitar effects pedal. A new generation of Maestro branded pedals were released by Gibson in January 2022, including the legendary Fuzz-Tone. I bought one with my own money (AUD $299) and tried it out. Is it worth the quite hefty price tag? Here's a link to the original 1962 Maestro Demonstration ...
VFL/AFL's Greatest Goalkickers: Episode 4 - 1966-75. The Return of the Glamour Forward
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Part four of this series explores the Sensational 60's & 70's, and the big-scoring full-forwards are back better than ever. The two Peters; Hudson and McKenna, Doug Wade, Alex Jesaulenko and even a centurion wearing glasses! Geoff Blethyn. This episode looks at the changing look of the game. The Beatlemania-like frenzy of the cheer squads and the way that colour television transformed the look ...
VFL/AFL's Greatest Goalkickers: Episode 3 - 1946-65. John Coleman: The Red and Black Supernova
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This is part 3 of an eight-part super-nerdy look at the greatest goalkickers season-by-season in each VFL/AFL year from 1897 to 2022. In this series I will take you (by way of dodgy graphics) through every season of the VFL/AFL and talk about the all-time top 20 goalkickers as their careers pan out; and also, the developments and history and the game itself as it evolves.
10 Rock Bands Who Went Out on Top of Their Game (plus another 7 Honourable Mentions)
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In this video I examine the very rare phenomenon of rock bands who managed to split up while still at the height of their powers, either creatively or commercially. For this list though, I am only looking at groups who released a minimum of three albums - so they must have had a substantial career in order to qualify. And as I state in the video, while this is a top-10 countdown style list, I'm...
VFL/AFL's greatest Goalkickers. Episode Two - 1923-45. The first Golden Age of the Full Forward.
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This is part 2 of a six-part super-nerdy look at the greatest goalkickers season-by-season in each VFL/AFL year from 1897 to 2022. In this series I will take you (by way of dodgy graphics) through every season of the VFL/AFL and talk about the all-time top 20 goalkickers as their careers pan out; and also, the developments and history and the game itself as it evolves.
VFL/AFL's greatest Goalkickers. Episode One - 1897-1922. Dick Lee: The First Superstar.
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This is a six-part super-nerdy look at the greatest goalkickers season-by-season in each VFL/AFL year from 1897 to 2022. In this series I will take you (by way of dodgy graphics) through every season of the VFL/AFL and talk about the all-time top 20 goalkickers as their careers pan out. And also the developments and history and the game itself as it evolves. This is a very different video to ma...
Dolamo Fuzz: the cheapest pedal I've ever bought, but it has a classic fuzz tone.
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This fuzz pedal cost me AU$32 (including postage) and I love how it sounds. Okay, it's very limited in its range, but for basically spare change, this thing is great value for money. If you've never bought a fuzz pedal before, you could do worse than give this one a crack. Also, do any other viewers have some experiences of the Aldi Livingstone pedals? I'd love you to share your thoughts in the...
Cuvave Fuzz: I accidentally discovered a simple way to reclaim that gated/velcro rip.
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Cuvave Fuzz: I accidentally discovered a simple way to reclaim that gated/velcro rip.
Joyo Oxford Sound: an Orange amp in a box for a bargain price, or a case of just too many options?
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Joyo Oxford Sound: an Orange amp in a box for a bargain price, or a case of just too many options?
Clean Guitar Tones with the Joyo American Sound & AC Tone Amp Sim Pedals
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Clean Guitar Tones with the Joyo American Sound & AC Tone Amp Sim Pedals
Subterranean Homesick Blues (Bob Dylan) by Voodoo Factory - flash Card Karaoke with all the Lyrics.
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Subterranean Homesick Blues (Bob Dylan) by Voodoo Factory - flash Card Karaoke with all the Lyrics.
Recording with the Pigtone English Man Distortion pedal: Is it any good?
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Recording with the Pigtone English Man Distortion pedal: Is it any good?
PIGTONE ENGLISH MAN DISTORTION Pedal Demo/Review - A Marshall-Stack-In-A-Box for next to no $$$ ??
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PIGTONE ENGLISH MAN DISTORTION Pedal Demo/Review - A Marshall-Stack-In-A-Box for next to no $$$ ??
Voodoo Factory - Black (Is the Colour of My True Love's Hair)
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Voodoo Factory - Black (Is the Colour of My True Love's Hair)
The Bone Folders - Eternal Weekend (w/lyrics)
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The Bone Folders - Eternal Weekend (w/lyrics)
The Bone Folders - Too Many Angels (and Not Enough Sky) w/lyrics
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The Bone Folders - Too Many Angels (and Not Enough Sky) w/lyrics
I liked your vid 'cause your kitty cat's in it... ...AND for the oxford. 😎
So Gibson put out the first fuzz and first ever pedal? I didn’t know that.
Denis, Denis - another Blondie cover
❤ AC
My Musiclily Fuzz doesn't have the noise issues your pigtone does.
Why are you playing Teen Spirit wrong? Is it on purpose?!
@@Brinta3 I'm playing 'More Than a Feeling' by Boston in the style of Nirvana.
Back in the early 70s I’d get a ripped velcro sound out of my new DS1 whenever the battery was dying.
The special mode seems to be a bit like the mid cut toggle on the Joyo, or the Fuzz 2 mode on the Super Fuzz, but not nearly as extreme.
After Clapton left the Yardbirds they originally offered the job to Jimmy Page but Page turned them down due to being friends with Clapton and Page suggested they check out Jeff Beck and the band ended up hiring Beck . As a thank you Beck Gave Page a 59 telecaster which later became known as the Dragon Telecaster .
It's a really cool pedal that sounds awesome. They should have made the JHS mode a second switch though for a solo boost. Too bad this pedal has a loud hiss.
To be fair, it only has a loud hiss when the attack is on full. As soon as you roll the attack back, the hiss disappears (and the sound of the pedal improves as well). I've been using this pedal live and in recordings since making this video and have had zero noise issues. It's a killer pedal. Thanks for watching though. Cheers!
The first rock song I ever heard was The Duke of Earl . I was looking for an AM radio station when I landed on that. So, I stayed a little longer!
Very thorough and insightful review
Be careful if you put a battery in it. The wires on the battery connector are really thin, and mine just broke right off. I didn’t care that much since I have a power supply, but I figured I should pass the word on to anyone who might hear it.
Great heads up. I actually use batteries when I play live, 'cos this thing doesn't fit on my pedalboard and it's just as easy to put it on the floor and blast off. I'll keep what you said in mind though. Thanks for the tip! Cheers mate.
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Great! I did not know twist and shout was a cover. But The Rolling Stones remains the greatest rock n roll band for 60 years while the rest of them are all gone is really a miracle.
Cool looking, joy division cat shirt. And off course that sweet cat 😻 don’t care for the pedal tho 😅
Great demo! I just might have to buy me one of them!
This is awesome... Nice work! On to Episode 2.
try a jordan bosstone next
Sounds more like a distortion than a fuzz.
Watched for the pedal demo, liked for the Easybeats riff.
George Young of the Australian band the Easybeats (Friday on my Mind) being the elder brother of Malcolm and Angus Young is worth noting here since we are talking about loud 'n distorted!
No doubt about it. I still intend on doing some more episodes (the copyright blocking sucks though). And would mention that the song 'Sorry' by the Easybeats is basically the template for AC/DC right there.
You gotta put out another video, you were about to get to the magic moment when Lester met Jim and they got loud, crunchy and creamy!
I enjoy your talk. Always here for a Joy Division shirt.
That Musiclily FffuuuzZZzzZz, at least mine, is really special. KillzZzzZzzzzZZZz.
You need to listen to johnny guitar watson from 1952...he started it...space guitar.
Yes, he's featured prominently in Episode One of this series.
Great shirt. I bought the voodoo last year. I will check out turning the capacitor. Cheers from QLD.
I bought the joyo goat purely because of the graphics, so there's that.
Thanks for posting these originals, some of which were poor and deservedly not big hits. I'm glad you focused mostly upon the ones that weren't big hits or which were hits but are not played by oldies channels any more. My favorite British Invasion remake (these are NOT covers) is "Sha La La", a power-pop version of a Shirelles song of much less energy. Sometimes the British bands even had a hit using a B-side. There's an interesting story about how British bands had hits with three recordings Sam Cooke songs, paying tribute to his legacy soon after his death. Mick Jagger bumped into Peter Noone in the studio, and mentioned that the Animals had just recorded "Bring it on home to me" and the Stones were about to record another Sam Cooke song. So Herman's Hermits recorded "Wonderful world".
Since you are clearly an expert, you should know better than to perpetuate the egregious use of the word "cover" where "remake" is meant. A "cover" is released soon after the original is released, and is intended either to compete with it directly within the same market or to expose the song to a very different demographic. In the former case the arrangement will be very similar (if not identical) but in the latter there may be major changes, such as making it sound pop instead of country. By law, the composer has the right to approve the first artist to record a new song, but upon its release it is fair game for anyone to record it without permission. The purpose is to capitalize on the original popularity of the song. Sometimes the purpose of a cover is to make better use of a great song that tanked; it had its chance and blew it. During the 30s, 40s and 50s there was a mad rush by artists to get out their own version of a new hit song. (Once the top 5 were all the same song!) Even as late as the 60s there were competing versions. A "remake" is recorded some time (at least a year, often much more) after the original recording had its run for better or for worse; it is not competing with the original. A laudable remake will usually be imaginative, often making radical changes to the tempo, hooks, instrumentation, mood, etc. (Compare Jose Feliciano's "Light my fire" to The Doors' original, for example.) Lazy remakes are usually directed at a new generation or age-group that never heard the original, and the artist doesn't bother trying to freshen it up because it's assumed the buyers have never heard the original. i suppose one could call these lazy remakes "covers" because the arrangement is so close to the original, but it doesn't make sense because it is not competing with the original. Every one of your ten "covers" is a remake, not a cover.
Sound Drops out on later part of Kinks,All day and allof the night,and Tired of waiting for You no sound!
UA-cam copyright strike most likely. Instead of loosing entire video, an author has the option of soud blanking the offending sections
Do you have the full list of tracks in the video with their date of release / album info?
This is a great series! Shame on the killjoys that managed to ruin a bit due to copyright.
Tell me about it! Thanks for your kind words.
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I think this pedal was actually based on the fz 1s which is a considerably more gnarly pedal than the fz1 so this actually really sucks as anything to be carrying the maestro name
Whatever happened to Satisfaction by The Rolling Stones? it's the one song that made every guitarist want to buy a Maestro Fuzztone.
Whatever happened to Satisfaction by The Rolling Stones? it's the one song that made every guitarist want to buy a Maestro Fuzztone.
Overall, the Joyo is better sounding (more musical) than the Pigtone. But when it comes to octave up single notes lead, the Pigtone is more pronounced (piercing). Thus, I would pick the Pigtone. Thanks for the great demo.
Nice video. The battery door is a Digitech design, you don't need a pen, you unplug the cable and use the end of the plug.
Nice i just tried it Good to know Thanks!
I really like the dialed-back crunch tone you got here. I like it tight, sort of explosive, or what I might call "contrasty". Was never a fan of noisy, feedback-soaked distortion. Very useful review.
The Walker Brothers cover of the Bacharach a / David song “Maje it Easy On Yourself “ knocked The Rolling Stones Satisfaction out of the top spot on the British Charts and stayed there for several weeks. Has to be one of the most successful covers of all time!!
I love me some distortion! Thrash and Doom metal are my modern favorites. 🤘
Fascinating😊
ugh, tele tuning! Have you tried using Babicz saddles on your Tele before? I absolutely adore using Babicz on anything I didn't throw a Floyd Rose or a Schaller on.
Very good but there’s some audio dropouts near the end
Thanks for your kind words. The dropouts are due to copyright issues. I had to mute certain songs even though they'd been up for a couple of years. Extremely annoying.
Awesome!!!
Excellent video!!! Liked all your vids so far! Gonna watch em all!!! Rock on brother🏆🎸✝️👏
Thank you! I really appreciate that. Cheers.
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are you australian or new zealander?
They both sound like crap. I don't understand why people waste their money on these cheap knockoffs. There's a reason they cost $40
I think the top 3 fuzz boxes are pretty obviously the big muffs, fuzz face, and tone bender. But the fuzz face isnt very gainy and thin until it goes through an amp on the edge if break up or is maxed out. I feel like a lot of the complaints on this pedal could be addressed that way? Based on other demos i think you have to approach things like an sd9 where most of the tone control is usable only in the first quarter then its too fizzy and bright. But these are a v specific sound. Definitely more of the 60s garage rock variety than the psychedelic or hard rock of the era and later. Keep in mind not all fuzz boxes like clean. Tone benders and fuzz faces most definitely dont. Big muffs and super fuzzes do but im not sure abt these. I think try it with the tone set between the first quarter of the dial and a boost pedal or an od for more.
The main reason why the fuzz face doesn't have much gain is a combination of the design (only 2 transistors), coupled with the fact that the germanium transistors available at the time had quite low Hfe (gain) - especially by today's standards. The Big Muff uses 4 silicon transistors.
@@dmoore0079 that’s true. But i think one of the charms of the fuzz face is that it somehow maintains a little bit of the natural sound of the guitar. The big muff not as much.