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01The Guitarmakers Adventure: Era IV3:22

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Valvola

02Relaxing Mood5:09

03An Audio Obstacle Course5:43

04(One Love) Le Blues Ermetique4:30

05Flashin' Light (Some Girls Like To Disco)5:03

06He Cried3:34

07Rainy Day (Left) Synthetone 2000 (Right)2:40

08End/Exploring the City of Ghosts6:57

09Yeti's Folk1:21

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@niptodstan

1y↑61

The bottom line here is, Page’s house is a very important house. If Williams had got what he wanted, without doubt it would have caused damage to the interior decoration in Page’s house. Williams wanted a huge underground complex. Pool, gym etc and the passageway was to the house from that. Page was right. Look up house extensions in London. Houses have collapsed from these works. They dig down under your house and sometime the house has just fallen down. Look it up.

@niptodstan

1y↑8

That is what Page was worried about.

@TheGuitologist

1y↑7

You cannot say “without a doubt” Page’s home would have been damaged in any way without some sort of site survey showing vibration analysis based on structural, geotechnical, and construction engineering.

@weareallbeingwatched4602

1y↑13

Also, if you run a music studio, the tunnelling operation will make it impossible to work due to noise pollution. air lyndhurst was under threat from this.

@PetraKann

1y↑1

@The Guitologist.
Are you demanding that Pagey lay back and accept the risk posed by the brat next door?
Remember Professor Guitologist, Williams is a smelly fake plastic version of Sinatra, Pagey co-wrote Kashmir and Achilles last stand.

@nickp1548

1y↑28

Trust me, Robbie Williams is the neighbour from hell here, simply because he's Robbie Williams.

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@CaptainRon1913

1y↑11

I don't blame Page one bit. His house is a historic William Burges home built in the 1800's. Williams wanted to build something that would undoubtedly impacted the foundation of the historic home. Don't blame Page one bit. Williams is the neighbor from hell, not the other way around. Has nothing to do with "noise levels", but everything to do with heavy equipment vibration levels. The houses are very close to each other.

@richardharrold9736

1y↑5

Specifically, it's Burges' own home. Page has done an absolutely exemplary job of restoring it authentically. He was/is the saviour that house needed.

@hardrockindaddy

1y↑15

My brother met JImmy a few times and spoke very highly of him and my friend's brother in law is close friend's with Ross Halfrin, photographer and Page's close friend. Well he met and hung out with Jimmy for 2 hours and had nothing but praise for him.

@guymonadams

1y↑24

Hell yeah Brad! So stoked that SPF is back and you’re definitely getting back into the swing of it! Your whole style of edit always has me cracking up, and I love the new Riff of the Week addition (your epic finger picking technique always trips me out, I’ve always sucked at that, haha)! Keep up the great work dude and NEVER quit! Cheers!

@TheGuitologist

1y↑9

Thank you, my friend.

@SunSimLord

Yes, we want this show every week. Thanks.

@malcolmadams2105

Sup, Brother from another mother.

@Mark-hx8sg

1y↑32

Good to see you back and S Posting again. Jimmy may not be the neighbor from hell. One would have to see all of the facts before we can criticize Jimmy Page's position. Old buildings often have somewhat delicate foundation construction, stacked stone, etc., that have "settled in" with the surrounding earth if you will. Hard to predict what kind of subsidence is possible, even if we could observe the foundation, etc. I just had a case where an old building burned down. The new construction, far less intrusive than a "super basement," most likely contributed to several problems both structural and with water tightness to the neighboring building. Jimmy's concern is not coming from some crazy place. My guess is that Page has had an engineer look at it and advise him that the "super basement" construction is too close and there is a high risk of damage.
I am 100% with you on property rights, but there are some rules that we can live with. You can't have a pig farm in a subdivision, and sometimes you can't build a super basement, etc. right next to priceless historic mansions. Additionally, he's Jimmy Fucking Page, I'm on his side even if he is wrong.

@mcspiehn4862

1y↑12

That building and all the wall art inside surely is amazing. It would be a shame if it would to be damaged for some underground passage to Robby Williams gym.

@bobsaturday4273

you are 100% correct , plus I'm on his side just out of sheer keeping a bit of culture and restraint around these historic properties , not having these low class punks with more money than brains turn it into american suburbia

@jonnahkaymoffitt6885

1y↑5

Ozzy is living proof that it's possible to live a long happy life being a rock star ✨ A legend in deed

@glenmccarthy8482

1y↑7

Page was good friends with his previous neighbors , and probably had first option to buy the house . Because neighbors are like children , you never know what you're going to get.

@msh6865

1y↑8

In the old days Jimmy would have sent Peter Grant over to "negotiate" with Robbie Williams and the problem (and possibly Robbie himself) would have just gone away. 😁

@producerman10030

1y↑53

When the attacker was charged by the judge he was asked “first time offender?” To which he replied “no your honor , first time a Gibson then a Fender. “

@JohnnyArtPavlou

1y↑2

😂😂😂

@mohamedtlass3842

1y↑3

This joke is a classic!

@christymckee8133

1y↑1

Haha!

@sweetdrahthaar7951

1y↑2

I just recently heard that joke told by a really old man in a café near Emmett Idaho. He turned out to be a member of the western swing Hall of Fame. The way he told it a guy had killed his wife with two guitars and that was his response when he was in front of the judge. It was a very memorable day. A brother-in-law who knows a pot farmer in Oregon and I had just come back from checking out the harvest. I can’t smoke that stuff. It’s too strong nowadays. But everybody else was partaking as a batch of dogs including mine frolicked all over the property. It was very cool. 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸👍🏻

@josephferreira4917

He should try using a rare Martin guitar next

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@semajdis

1y↑5

I am with Page on this one. Robbie Williams, or "The fat dancer from Take That" according to Noel Gallagher, is pretty obnoxious. Page was right to get the underground gym knocked back at the planning stage and allegedly Williams made his displeasure known by going full "Operation Nifty Package" and supposedly blasted Page with Sabbath and Floyd tracks from speakers set up outside whenever he stepped out of the house as Williams figured they were Page's rivals in the 70s and it would annoy him. Richard Harris had the house before Page. Now that is a guy you would never go to war with over a neighbourly spat.

@richardharrold9736

1y↑3

And Harris bought it from John Betjeman, who bought it from the descendants of Burges' sister and brother-in-law (IIRC!) to save it from demolition. It's a building of staggering artistic richness, its importance cannot be overstated... but it's also fragile and very easily damaged in ways that are very difficult if not impossible to reverse.

@thebrowns1017

1y↑12

I think that much of the Jimmy Page house problem is that the excavations next door to dig out for the basement, will be deeper than the foundations of the Page property and could cause ground instability. There has been a few cases in London of neighbouring properties collapsing after basement excavations next door.

@TheGuitologist

Page should buy a country estate, not a town house with neighbors.

@J.G.M.Jr.

1y↑1

@The Guitologist I thought you don't like control freak ninnies telling other people what to do? Seems the boy band nutter should buy a country estate if he wants to build underground bunkers and and a compound...no? And round and round it goes. Where the truth is...only brad nose.

@richardharrold9736

1y↑6

@The Guitologist Page does have a country house too, but he was there at Melbury Road before Williams was even born. That house is quite simply the most important townhouse in the entire country, and one of the most important buildings of any kind of its era, designed by one of the most influential architects as his own home. It has defied wars, aerial bombing and fickle fashion to survive unaltered. Page has been its sensitive, responsible custodian for over half a century. He has won major conservation awards for how he has gently and sensitively brought it back to its original glory, cleaning away the effects of urban pollution, neglect and overpainting, and re-acquiring original pieces of furniture that had been made for the house. He doesn't even keep any electric guitars there, or hold parties, for fear of the effects of vibration on its fragile original decor. What he and the heritage authorities say about that house must be respected. That house, even more than Led Zeppelin, is his life's work and his lasting legacy to the nation.

@sandym8787

1y↑3

@Richard Harrold Thats impressive !

@richardharrold9736

1y↑2

@sandy m you should look up William Burges to see why this is so important. Cork Cathedral, Cardiff Castle, Castell Coch... Burges was nothing short of a genius, arguably the greatest art-architect of all time, and Jimmy Page's house is the home Burges designed for himself. The interiors are staggering, as rich and ornate as the outside is austere...

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@mannysspumps9924

1y↑18

If i was living next to Pages house i would
have total respect for Jimmy and would
do everything i could to work it out .
Jimmy and his house are legends
RESPECT MR. Jimmy Page the guitar wizard!🎸

@richardharrold9736

1y↑2

Even if it wasn't Page's gaff, the fact that it's a William Burges house is enough alone to make it massively precious and important. The fact that it was Burges' own home too... well, it's simply one of the two most important domestic buildings of the nineteenth century, the other being Pugin's Ramsgate Grange (which set the blueprint for Tower House and every other Victorian Gothic-influenced suburban villa).

@mannysspumps9924

1y↑2

@Richard Harrold Bro your talking about Jimmy Page man , The man is a genius
period .

@richardharrold9736

1y↑3

@manny sspumps true, and I love his work, it was my introduction to the world of rock music (I grew up in a classical home, mother a musician, father a musicians' agent) and will always be special to me... but Burges was a genius in his own right, one of the most important and individual creative forces in 19th century architecture. Even if Jimmy didn't own it, the Tower House would be vastly important.

@JonPickles

1y↑3

To be fair Page lives in a beautiful historical home and Williams was digging a basement/pool below his house which was causing cracks in Jimmy’s place. Criminal. I don’t believe Robbie writes his own songs. He had a hit with a song by Karl Wallinger She’s the One and tried to claim it as his own.

Page doesn’t play loud guitar in that house because of its fragility. Page is in the right here.

@Addam1978

1y↑9

I had the opportunity to meet Kevin, Frankie, Rudy and Carlos at a show in 2000. They were on tour with Great White and Skid Row. It was an outside show and if you paid a cover you could go in the bar on the property and party with the bands. So, of course I did! I have all of there autographs.

@michaelcraig9449

1y↑3

Kevin Dubrow? What year was it when he got so egotistical, the whole band snuck out in the middle of the night, and left him stranded at some hotel far away? At least thats the story I heard anyway.

@cheezyridr

@Michael Craig i heard the same story, i think. i heard he was in japan, and they just rolled and left him there, he had to have his mom wire the money for him to fly home.

@cantyouhearmeknocking1961

1y↑6

At an outdoor event, you just have someone hiding the drone outside, and sneak the controller in. Most Pro drone pilots could do everything from the parking lot at an outdoor show. They can maneuver with the onboard camera.

@IAmattadams

1y↑1

You're absolutely right. They're probably outside of the venue. The only problem is that the battery life isn't that great so they can only get a song or two, and it's illegal to fly drones above people. If you think Axle's microphone got him some heat, just wait until a drone falls out of the air and hits a Karen in the face (lol). Plus, it's just annoying to everyone (the noise especially)

@nickmartin812

Who wants a drone buzzing around your head at a concert?

@cheezyridr

@Matt Adams i crashed a drone into my wife once, the props got stuck in her hair. i saw a new level of pissed off that day

@Dan.Solo.Chicago

1y↑3

Digging these big underground structures under London mansions has been a real estate trend there for a while. Especially swimming pools. It's a clever workaround to all the historic red tape you mentioned, just build down if you can't build up or whatever. Whenever a building project digs down in a place like that, they run the risk of happening upon an archeological site. Happens all the time. For example, they found the bones of King Richard the 3rd, the humpback king from the Shakespeare play, they found the real man's grave under a parking lot.

@richardharrold9736

Ironically, the exact grave site had been marked with a painted R (for reserved) for years!

@Dan.Solo.Chicago

1y↑1

@@richardharrold9736 I wonder if the casket had a handicap placard. He definitely qualifies. Do monarchs have to pay parking fines?

@richardharrold9736

@Dan Solo Chicago ironically, I think that's exactly what it was reserved for. I also heard it had been the regular parking place of a disabled council worker called Richard King... although that may be more urban legend, as I haven't been able to verify it!

@kensolo6793

1y↑4

what you have discovered about Kiss and their farewell tour is that the farewell tour has been scheduled to last for 297 years. It began in 1987 and they are still on the tour.

@SunSimLord

1y↑4

Keep THIS microphone please. This is perfect. Dialed in well. Ozzy may not be with us much longer. Hope he gets better soon.

@stratosexual1329

1y↑6

I’m so happy you are doing these shows again Brad!

@anssiw737

1y↑2

Hi Brad! Really enjoyed this one, good to see you back doing SPF! Don't take this as complaining, but you could get better vid quality if you set up lights so that your face doesn't blow out with the whit balance. Like the setup you have there and that mic sounds GOOD!! 😎🤟

@TheGuitologist

1y↑1

Yeah, problem is the distance I have to work with. If I push the lights too close to the green screen, it lights too unevenly. I'll work on it though.

@johnmorrison8618

Belle and Sebastian! Hell yeah Brad, great to hear credit where credits due. Dear catastrophe waitress is my favorite album of theirs, standout art of the time that does not get the credit it deserves. Respect!

@kirkwilson8738

1y↑8

Thank You so much Brad for bringing SPF back.. That was alot of fun to watch

@ROCKNROLLMODS

1y↑4

Love SPF! Just to let you know, with a bbe sonic maximizer, you are time aligning frequencies to your particular monitors/headphones. It's the most deceiving piece of gear ever. Because as you are using it, it is a drastic improvement to your ears. But you are time aligning your lows vs. your highs. But the kicker is that every speaker is very different, and what is good for one may be way off, for another. It is essentially a speaker tuning device. ie, dj's/live sound etc.

@nobodynoone2500

1y↑3

If that bugs you, don't even look into EQ phase shift. The BBE is okay, but trust your ears when setting it up or even deciding to use one.

@TheGuitologist

1y↑1

I get that. I don't think it's the source of my current issues with encoding artifacts though.

@stepvanjoe3469

1y↑2

Glad you are doing SPF again Brad as far as the drones it’s kinda obnoxious, but hey I get it

@paulj0557tonehead

1y↑2

@The Guitologist

Brad, an incredible preamp for the old mics is the Electronics Projects For Musicians book, Project #1- Preamp . A great mic is the Electro Voice 676 a.k.a. Jim Morrison. I've had one for years that I used to record with. Being a curious teen I took it apart and discovered the long side 'vent' is indeed a mic. Such a smooth, crisp, solid sounding mic. I love the optional chrome angled mount unit, which seems to be on most for 676's for sale. Dude you have a great channel. I've been building and tweaking amps for 40 years. It's a blast!

Hey demo a Fender Tone Ring some time. My buddy's drip edge era tone ring cab with it's original 15" JBL D130F speaker sounds incredible with his '65 Bassman. Excellent design! Conversely, I played through a 10" Vibrolux Tone Ring cab next to identical one without the ring. They sounded the same. A 10" speaker cab really is too small for the tone ring system to even work.

@sparkletune

1y↑1

I picked up a similar 55S at a flea market this summer for $30. I had to make a cable that would work with it but it's a unique-sounding mic. I'll check out your video on it but it's a really cool mic and feels so much better than a modern mic.

@jon759

1y↑1

I can't help but chuckle at this irony, the subject matter and the placard in Jimmy page's background that reads "It might get loud". Was this on purpose Brad? Great segment as usual.

@phil36135

1y↑6

love SPF and the lick of the week is great. I've always liked your licks and runs. thanks

@MrDavidschloss

1y↑3

so nice to have SPF back!!

@esseel7896

1y↑10

glad youre back on this spf thing Bradders lad. taking the piss out of this clown world has to be healthy! hehe :)

@badpants

1y↑3

When I was a young man, Guns and Roses came to St. Louis for a concert at our brand-new outdoor amphitheater. Axle got his panties in a bunch over people in the audience with cameras and a riot ensued. The band stayed out of Missouri for several years following that due to warrants out for their arrest. Ah, the good old days of Rock and Roll!

@harryanderson9662

1y↑2

As for drones, FAA has regulations that prohibit the flight of drones over large crowds. Too dangerous if you loose control of the drone.

@alexbozas887

1y↑2

Brad, thanks for a great episode .
A note and vote on the S55 mic. Has a sharp nasal bump. Not as pleasant as your usual SM 86 that you use on your work bench setup, now thats a great balanced sounding microphone

@TheGuitologist

1y↑1

Usual is a Beta 87A.

@alexbozas887

@@TheGuitologist thats a fantastic sounding mic.

@fortj3

1y↑7

Izzy’s tour for the No More Tears album was billed as the “No More Tours” tour.
30yeara later, Ozzy may finally be done touring.

@ziggylayneable

1y↑8

BTW Brad I'm glad you're sticking with the SPF Fridays because I know you get upset when they demonetize it but there's a lot of us out here who love you man

@christjesusenergetics

1y↑1

Ben Gibbard was really cool to us local bands when Death Cab came through in 2001. He was playing a Fender Bullet (Squier?) and was raving about how good they were for the price. This was a few years before good affordable guitars widely existed. The show had less than a dozen people there. Didn't follow his political arc though. BTW, this Shure 55 sounds fantastic in this application.

@arilshagen8348

1y↑2

I got a drum stick in my head at a gig once. The worst part is that it was not even a real band. It was some kinda recording of a movie and they just needed to have the crowd for filming it.

@johngalt9563

1y↑1

Also think it's cute as Hell that you now have your buddy who will go unamed listening to "His Master's Voice" during the whole cast! You funny!

@williamdudgeon5206

1y↑1

Great episode brother, so glad SPF has returned \m/

@paulvontyrant3120

1y↑1

Thanks for bringing this back. I've missed SPF.

@hungariantankman4607

1y↑3

Ive read somewhere that Page only plays acoustic guitar in his mansion. Because of the age of the building, vibrations can damage the structure. Page probably has a place where he pushes his JMPs.

@richardharrold9736

1y↑1

Yep, I saw him say that in a video interview, and in a live stream of a council planning meeting. He has a country house that is far less fragile (although of similar age) and I'm guessing a studio as well. The issues with the London house are the brittle stained glass (particularly the red - made with mercury - impossible to replace like for like) and the frescoes on lime plaster (brittle, fragile, easily damaged by vibration). This isn't your average Victorian mansion, it was designed by the greatest art-architect of his (and frankly all) time, for himself. It's a building of staggering richness and artistic merit, it's of global importance, it is completely and utterly unique, and totally irreplaceable. NOTHING must be allowed to threaten it in any way.

@richreid7098

1y↑1

Interesting to think of Jimmy Page being your neighbor. In the neighborhood he is just another guy. Maybe a nice guy, maybe not. Probably some each depending on the day and the subject. Love the video. That Shure does sound very good. Articulation comes out clear my phone, which is where I usually listen to you.

@Roosterboi21

1y↑7

Kiss should just license their image to a Vegas show. Then let some other band dress up as them and perform. I feel like people would still buy tickets to that. I could see them calling it the KISS Alive! Concert Experience. Then once the Vegas one takes off they could set one up in every tourist trap in the country.

@TheGuitologist

1y↑1

I feel like a lot of “legacy” bands will do this in the end, or something similar.

@Roosterboi21

@The Guitologist For sure. Somehow that seems more honest to me than going to see the actual band on tour where the only thing close to an original member is that their lighting guy is the original singer's third cousin.

@nellayema2455

1y↑4

Love SPF! I hope you don't get demonitized again!

@erneumann3136

1y↑2

Page is right. Any excavation in an area like that could possibly cause the ground to shift a bit. Not a good thing for ancient buildings like that. Even a change in the moisture content could cause the ground to contract.

@richardharrold9736

It's far from ancient, it's only about a hundred and sixty years old - there are a few houses here in England that have been continuously inhabited for upwards of nine hundred years and remain substantially intact and unaltered. That said, this is one of the two most important and influential domestic buildings of the nineteenth century in this country - and it remains as designed by the architect who built it for himself. The decor is fragile and easily damaged by vibration - which is why Jimmy won't even have electric guitars on premises. I've even heard that he doesn't have a washing machine there and only does laundry at his other house in the country.

@bartnettle

1y↑5

Page has a right to protect his heritage building; the vibrations would cause some damage no doubt.

@richardharrold9736

1y↑1

Yes. Frescoes on brittle lime plaster. Mercury-based red stained glass. That stuff simply cannot be replaced now.

@mikeblue6732

1y↑2

Thank God SPF is back, only getting to see vids sporadically now and have definitely missed these

@karldaniells6908

1y↑4

I think RW is the neighbour from hell here! Think about it. Who wants to live next door to a building site for a year (contractors, noise, etc…) and then run the risk of your house collapsing in the process FFS!

@timothystevenhoward

1y↑5

That hidden cam guitar attack footage was on point. Take care Brad. Mic sounded good 👍

@mykd2999

1y↑2

your graphics at the end of the stung-un story killed me. it was an ass-salt of humor. you're one of my favorites, and i don't even play guitar. don't ever change.

@houdinididiit

1y↑5

It's not bureaucratic snakes. It's the other way. It's confused Libertarians who think altering a historic structure into their favorite Disney character is their personal right. Nope. History has precedent in certain cases. Don't like it? Don't live there. Long live Jimmy. 🎶

@cheyco21

1y↑3

Loving that SPF is back. Thanks so much!

@cantyouhearmeknocking1961

1y↑4

Just a few weeks ago, the Black Crows where playing somewhere when a dude jumped on the stage and threw a security off the stage. He ran around, then ran at Rich Robinson, and Rich showed him the business end of his Tele headstock right to the guys face and knocked HIM off the stage! It was crazy! It's on the tube.

@TheGuitologist

1y↑1

I had a note to include that clip actually and just forgot.

@cantyouhearmeknocking1961

1y↑3

@The Guitologist I hope he didn't damage that good old Tele.

@StillLivinginthewoods

1y↑3

The show is looking good! And the licks of the day have been great too.
Top form, my man.

@TheGuitologist

1y↑1

Thanks dude!

@shoominati23

1y↑1

Right now, it's just a miracle that Ozzy is even EXISTING! Why can't HRC make the Hotel in the shape of a STRAT at least? I mean it kinda looks elegant with that Ersatz mid century styling right?

@joelspaulding5964

Nice take on an interesting and cool array of subjects.

Great to see you out and about on the 'Tube on channels I also visit.. odd and completely different from your genre. The Appalachian history stuff was a very pleasant and excellent Brad sighting.

SPF lives!!!

@wesleymorris1

1y↑4

If I live as long as Ozzy, I would be happy. I partied just like Ozzy, I'm 41 and feel it sometimes. I stay in good shape because I do construction during the summer, but winter I notice my age more.

@andrewgillis8572

@The Guitologist
Incredible that one anecdote connects this whole SPF!

I refer to the moment Pete Townsend gripped his SG at the saddle and went upside Abbie Hoffman, at Woodstock.

Literally ties together every item, OK, except that Flaming Lips release anniversary.

@somestupidwithaflaregun7149

1y↑2

Thank you for bringing back SPF! YAY.

@bertrodriguez3087

1y↑3

Hey Brad. Bert from Florida here, most of my life in Miami and now Ocala (North-Central Florida). Actually, the Hard Rock guitar looks very cool in Hollywood (just north of Miami in Broward County). They also do a lot of concerts. I've seen Journey, Def Leppard, etc. there. Nice smaller venue. Also, if your name is Keith Richards, you can do whatever you like to your body and live forever lol!!!

@codpug

1y↑7

Kiss is using the "going out of business" tactic to keep selling tickets lol everything must go

@auntjenifer7774

1y↑1

Fire sale !

@patrickfoster4586

1y↑1

Well they are Jewish after all. Kiss has always been a carnival side show focused on marketing and merchandising rather than an actual band of real musicians. Of course that's just one goyim opinion.

@gregolsson4370

1y↑2

Keep it up Brad... Really enjoyed spf tonight

@panzerstevens8680

Growing up in the late 60's ,70's, & 80's, I sure wish I had realized that I was living in the best of times, as far as music & going to concerts where musicians actually played instruments and sang live.
(I kind of wish now I wouldn't have got so drunk & high at the concerts !)

@evh5150

1y↑2

Glad SPF is back missed it😍

@TheseusTitan

1y↑3

I know exactly what you mean concerning cities and property. The problem is we don’t actually own our property and the cities, state and federal government knows it. When you apply for a permit you are asking for permission… it sucks! They have stolen (and usurped) our property and rights from us.

@JuddLofthouse

1y↑3

Am so glad SPF is back cheers Brad it’s the best 👍

@JonnySnow_02

The drones are people outside the shows and are recording them for YouTube,they aren't sneaking them in. And axl has knocked someone's teeth out already throwing a mic in the crowd back in like 2013 and was sued and he's still doing it.

@marcuscarrozza732

1y↑3

If I had the money they have , I would buy a plot of land and build a house the way I wanted it. I don't get why anyone with their money would purchase and existing home and sink millions to renovate it they way they want to.

@zjah1

1y↑5

imagine jimmy page being your neighbor

@classicdude-mike8174

1y↑4

so glad SPF is back .. thanks Brad .. very cool

@classicdude-mike8174

1y↑1

SPF really ties the channel together... far out !

@joshuajayne8926

1y↑1

We can't do drones because of the risk of them falling on people. For this reason, we use Robocam arms with different lenses. Not the same effect in a massive crowd but it beats having a lawsuit.

@Thurston86

1y↑1

You have to get inside to fly the Drone. Depending on the range you could be outside and fly it in to watch for free.

@dustinthiessen

1y↑1

Not sure what it's like in other countries, but here in Canada you need some pretty intense licensing to fly drone, and you need all kinds of permits especially to fly over crowds. Chances of bootleggers having this are pretty slim to say the least... lol As a performer I can see how a random drone which you haven't hired, flying that close to you would be distracting, and off putting.
For a band to hire professional drone operators to film the performance is a great idea though, and most times large shows are filmed, drones are definitely part of the camera package.

@derek5168

1y↑1

He went to his local council over Robbie Williams doing extensions and won because it would have effected the foundations of his home and was just an observer of Crowley not a fully fledged Satanist (his words), they led zeppelin were like black Sabbath just waiting to make scary music based on horror films as a reaction to too much flowers power during the late 60s

@mysticalmisfit33

1y↑2

Just because they're prescribed doesn't mean you're not doing drugs. Ozzy.

@Eddy63

1y↑1

That struck me as funny about the Cop that suffered minor injuries from the guitar as opposed to pentatonic injuries ... Does that mean I'm crazy 🤣😅😂 Good SPF Brad ...

@MrJeffwards

1y↑7

My first big concert was a Kiss “farewell tour” back in 2000 with Skid Row and Ted Nugent.

Edit: it was actually their first “farewell tour” so I’m guessing that’s the one you attended as well.

@TheGuitologist

1y↑2

Seriously, their farewell tour is longer than most bands' entire careers.

@davidstorm4015

1y↑4

Robbie Williams is a huge star almost everywhere in the world except the USA. He was in a boy band called 'Take That', they sold millions of records, CD's and downloads.

@steveblease

And it all sounds like arse

@BigEdWo

robbie williams was pretty cool and had a couple of great songs.
nothing wrong with his music.
i am german.

@baneverything5580

1y↑1

My neighbor has a SHOOTING RANGE 25 yards from my window. So I put in ear plugs, put on large headphones, and then crank up the volume until I can no longer hear it. My other neighbors 200 yards away were popping fireworks at 2 am last Tuesday. So far since moving in August I haven`t hooked up my mixer and large PA speakers and subwoofer after making a half gallon of moonshine. I`ve simply been practicing through small monitor speakers. Getting closer and closer to doing a full fledged Hank Jr concert in my camper.

The virus messed up my vocals which is very strange and I`ve been trying hard to retrain my voice. It`s so different now with a ton of uncontrollable vibrato that actually probably sounds pretty good but just feels so bizarre to me. I always took singing for granted until I got this scare and was forced to have to learn again how to sing a bunch of songs that were once easy.

@nathanmoak1515

1y↑2

i went to a moody blues concert many years ago. we had really good seats and the concert was great - except for the
stupid woman in front of me who yakked throughout the ENTIRE concert! drones are no worse than a woman who
won't shut her yap for 2 hours.

@dogpaw775

1y↑4

Right on Jimmy, you got your moneys worth with your Party Wall surveyor.

@kundalini6225

1y↑2

Nice picking there at the end! A genius amp tech & great guitar player. Page should just evoke a demon on his snowflake neighbor! Gotta love Jimmy!

@jasonl1942

1y↑1

Logically, one would think that the new young kid that moved in next door with the crazy renovations might actually be the problem.

@jasperdsmith

1y↑2

I guess we all are neighbors from hell, just ask our neighbors! Thanks for bringing back SPF, it’s the reason I started following your channel, well to be honest, it was the dumpster diving at guitar center that sucked me in.

@scrimmerman

I'm retired and work part time now for Livenation Entertainment, mainly so I can see all the free shows I want and make a few extra bucks. I can assure you, at least at our venues, the drones are not coming in with people through the gates. What's happening at our venues is someone is operating the drones outside of the venue and they eventually get shutdown by security IF they can locate the pilot. Most of the time they are and they are banned for life from our venues. The police will try and confiscate the drone if legal in that state. They will document the incident along with a picture of the perpetrator and if you are ever caught again entering the venue you immediately get arrested and prosecuted for trespassing and any other charges they can pin on you and although they're not actively looking for you, if you ever enter again and are recognized by any staff, or security cam ops, you're toast! My advice is leave the drone at home, come on in and enjoy the show like someone with some damn sense.
Also, our family visited London years ago and took a really cool tour of a bunch of R&R landmarks. Places like Jimi Hendrix's London flat and Abbey Roads Studio (somewhere I've got a pic of me, the wife and my 2 daughters replicating the famous Beatles' Abbey Rd. crossing right outside the studios) Also saw Jimmy Page's house. It looked like it would make a great setting for film a horror film.

@jimdarhower4945

1y↑7

SPF! Fuckin A man. So this is kind of random, but one thing that always stood out to me and I admired about you Brad is that you are very articulate and well read. It lends itself well to your videos. Even the comments I see you reply to are pretty much always well written. Anyways, I’ve been trying to get back into reading. Any suggestions on some good books? You seem like the fella to ask.

@baneverything5580

The Way Of The Explorer by astronaut Dr Edgar Mitchell, Ghost Rider by Neil Peart, the Sammy Hagar book, Red. If you like Pantera you should read Rex Brown`s book. There`s a great audio book by Waylon Jennings with him reading it on YouTube.

@jimdarhower4945

@BAN EVERYTHING! Nice man. I’ll look into some of them. Have you ever heard of the book Dark Days:A Memoir by Randy Blythe? It was pretty good. I remember liking that book.

@ryanenlow2687

"Darned" glad SPF is back...I use the word "darned" infrequently but I would really hate to see any demonetizing of Ole BtG's future SPFs

@ryananthony4840

1y↑2

Dude, it's the same here... if you own a historic house you can't just go destroying it... it should be that way, or buy a new house or build one however you want, but see if stupid ideas pass the zoning board and building commissioner

@christopherguzzi1316

1y↑1

Sweet, SPF is back in good form!!! ☺

@john0691

Brad I don’t always agree with you all the time but main thing is I respect your side on the non music side and enjoy the musical projects you have worked on.

@kirkdesmond

1y↑3

Great mic! I wish other Youtubers would pay close attention to sound production.

@the-np4mr

Throwing sticks is one thing, but man microphones can be heavy lmao I'm surprised no one got hurt the first time axel throw his microphone at a crowd

@lousekoya1803

I was missing those SPF's ! Glad to see them again .

@cantyouhearmeknocking1961

1y↑5

Hearing the song you played by Robbie, I take Jimmy's side no matter what!!! Period!!!

@richardharrold9736

1y↑1

Yeah... and if you do some research on just what exactly Page's house is, you'll realise he's absolutely right to defend it jealously. It's one of the most important houses in the country, and utterly irreplaceable. Some of the materials used in it are no longer available (e.g. mercury-based red stained glass) and the alternatives will never look right ever again.

@scotthill5968

that’s a cool lick 👍, but you have to know JP has the Led Wallet and he’s not ever going to need his neighbors wish I was one of them but I’d probably be imprisoned for eavesdropping Jim’s jam sessions uninvited.😅

@pedroleal7118

1y↑1

Nice to see SPF back! Shure mic ok! A classic in fact.

@stealingtomorrowband

One does not simply mess with Jimmy Page... Jimmy has confunded the council with his Alistair Crowley magic

@russl9029

1y↑1

My neighbors hated me when I bought my drum set, but I worked it out with them.

@wesleymorris1

1y↑3

That mic sounds killer.that might be good for singing. Or even a room mic, to catch ambient room noise.

@rocketPower047

1y↑1

Yeah it's warm and not harsh at all

@WillemvanLonden

1y↑4

Not knowing Robbie Williams is quite a thing, if you ask me.

@JohnnyArtPavlou

1y↑3

Some of us are blessed.

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