"The Sounds of Wood"

[maddrakkett]

For Limp Bizkit- Re-arranged -Significant Other

I used to like them when I was little.

Yeah, I could call them Lame Bizkit I suppose. :lol: I'm not sayin' I like every artist/band, but I want the representative Warwick tones on one CD.

 

[ThirdthumB]

For Limp Bizkit- Re-arranged -Significant Other

I used to like them when I was little.

Yeah, I could call them Lame Bizkit I suppose. :lol: I'm not sayin' I like every artist/band, but I want the representative Warwick tones on one CD.

Why not make a double album ?? Hey they're all Warwick songs, so you don't want to leave some out right ?? :!:

 

[flipper_gv]

ill have to say for mudvayne, death blooms, dull boy, IMN, trapped in the wake of a dream, internal primates forever. just a couple options to throw out

Dig shoudl be the number one warwick choice IMHO

Just is the perfect choice I think too.

 

[headtrip762]

listen to internal primates live, that has some warwick growl

 

[Doog]

Loads of bands use other instruments to record with,especially Alembics.

I spent a real fun evening with Balaam and the Angel. They let me watch their sound check, hung out after the show. Mark showed me how to play I love the Things You Do to Me. Really great guys, Mark told me they recorded Live Free or Die with completely different gear than they toured with. They rented drums as they went, Jim used Les Pauls on the album, but had tuning problems on the road so used Yamaha guits live, and Mark used Steinberger basses on the record, but wouldn't use them on stage because they look 'so f**king silly'.

 

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Marco Hietala from Nightwish and Tarot would be a great addition to that list in my opinion.

And Nightwish's Beauty of the beast or Feel for you showcase his tone best if you were to include him.