Report Germany
Mountainview Publishing, LLC INSIDE the Imagine This… Phil Brown returns with a new studio recording spanning 5 years The Player’s Guide to Ultimate Tone in La La Land, Texas, TM Colorado, New Mexico and $10.00 US, September 2011/VOL.12 NO.11 Report Germany Brown sounds… the Ampeg VL-1002, Imagine This vintage Marshall 8x10 cabs, the Hiwatt, “If you want to change your life, change your mind.” – Phil Brown Squire 7-string, Strats with Lollar Specials, The title of this edition of the Quest is also the title of Phil Brown’s latest recording, and since Jeff Beck signature, Phil has provided the featured cover story for our September visit, borrowing his title kinda makes the Black Mesa, sense. There is just one little problem… Having free-fallen into the midst of Brown’s latest one Clements, Les Paul Studio, hour and ten minute opus la Lee Jackson chitarra now for a few weeks Atomsmasher, at appropriately high decibel Line 6 DL-4, levels, we’re not at all sure Electro-Harmonix that you can indeed ‘imagine Micro-Pog, this.’ Nah, we’re being too Hermida Distortion, kind at the expense of hon- the BoneSqueeze, & esty. You can’t. Not yet, any- the Roland VS-880 way. Our job is to shake you loose from the somnambu- 9 lant torpor of late summer, Lee Jackson on an unfortunate by-product designing Ampeg amps of eeking out a livable living and the resurrection of the Atomsmasher in the USA while perhaps snatching a week or two off. Atomsmasher review Livin’ in the USA… It didn’t used to feel quite so hard, 10 did it? How did Sting put it? Red Plate Amps with Too much information… founder Henry Heistand 14 We like to believe that we Our review of the Tweedy thrive on multi-tasking and Verb being perpetually connected, and Black Verb but we really don’t, because when we are connected, we 15 really aren’t.
[Show full text]