Lucas Mendieta honest to god. She could have a whole UA-cam channel of her just dicking around with stuff and I’d watch every episode. You can tell she clearly loves to do that. I don’t think the interviewer anticipated her demonstrating things in quite that much detail. She’s so cool.
Yay literally the other day I was thinking Baroness should have a Rig Rundown. I love their music and Gina is one of my inspirations for learning electric guitar
My favorite band of the last ten years. I love the creativity that comes from this band, especially Jon's artwork. I own one of his fuzz pedals and signed prints ...I freaking enjoy them so much.
Maybe he has a subconscious facial tick or something, but he doesn't stop moving his jaw and mouth around when he is just standing there while the other two are talking. Hmmm.....
Haikal Hanafiah YES! I became an instant fan. I already liked Baroness a lot-the Red album blew me away. But seeing her on that show, and finding out she was the new member and that they had a new album coming got me so fired up. Two Minutes is crazy and awesome in its own way, and she was such a cool guest.
There was a time that if you played a Stratocaster of a Tele in a metal band, you’d get made fun of. It’s great to see how much focus they put into their tone. This really shows through during their live shows
I love how about ten years ago Premier Guitar was really brief and wouldn’t go that in depth. And now they cover pmuch everything I want to know and more. I’ve learned so much about tone and sound in general just by watching rig rundowns and by some of my favorite bands no less! Ha ha!
Evan Drane word! yeah the last baroness rig rundown w/pete from blue record was brief but.... it might have been a tour they didn’t have stage like this to go in depth with there gear. Not sure if they were headlining venues on blue record tour when premier guitar met up with them.
I was trying to figure out if it was that or if it was just a bit of camera anxiety. People tend to blurt and blab a lot more when there's a camera recording.
I saw Gina years ago in Misstallica when she played in Delaware. She forgot the words to "For Whom the Bell Tolls" but it reminded me that EVERYONE DOES lol.
I met these guys a few years ago after their show and they are so amazing and nice! Wish I could talk more about gear with them, but of course they had to rest after that awesome show! 😂 All of the band is amazing.
Great to hear about the thoughtfulness behind what I heard in a brilliant and thoughtful album. I totally feel validated to hear this and love the album.
Champion Leccy is fantastic. I kind of underestimated the circuitry at first glance seeing the underwear designs but the dude is a mad lad. His Woozy pedal in particular is absolutely wild.
I wonder if John and Gina have jammed on a Music Man. The way they were describing the tone and attack of their Fender gear reminded me a lot of how I feel about those...
Coming from a punk/hardcore background.....ive always just had the mindset of plug in and destroy! But the older i get the i notice im more into gear and specific tones and pedals etc. This was cool to watch!
Constable 1976 yeah different animals but I think that $1200 Shure ribbon mic on the fender amp is probably helping that..... expensive ribbon mics are known for giving a warm sound.
These guys are in artistic harmony and on a musical mission. It'd be awesome to play in these guys Rhythm section. If you ever need an up front bass player from Britain....l
Yeah at 44 min she is making me want that Disaster Transport SR. Price tag and size of that baby eat $ and board space but it’s a great sound. Love it when ASIWYFA use that EQD pedal too. That would be a cool tour Baroness/And So I watch you From Afar
Baroness prove you don’t need active humbuckers and dual rectifiers to sound massive. Though super dense metallic guitars with EMGs and 5150s are awesome, Baroness have a unique sound that is still large and encompassing, also showing how versatile a fender guitar is.
King Buffalo rig rundown, make it happen! I love his guitar tones and want to know how he does it. Good to see some stoner rock bands being covered. Sounds like someone is getting paid from Fender here!
11:10 *longwinded explanation why Fender-style stuff is like a scalpel and so on* Gina: "I don't know... That shit sounds awesome though" Haha Gibson into fullstack goes brrrrr
Ice is one setting on the Strymon TIMELINE delay unit. Far left top Grey pedal next to the Strymon pedal I like much less the big blue MOBIUS. They are digital multi pedals with ALOT of presets. The TIMELINE is great and I really dig the DECO. MOBIUS takes up a lot of space for me personally for the quality of specific sounds in it. John likes it. Man Gina shreds that solo patch 😄
Luke Weiler thanks for the info. Do you think that’s the same pedal he’s using at 36:23? I think that droney wash sound would be awesome for in between songs live.
I had no idea that humbuckers weren't detailed and harmonic. Maybe not icepick treble. I can see it if they are trying to totally eliminate any chance of distortion on a 10 watt amp. I set my volume knob on 8 when I'm totally thinking headroom.
Steve H I love my humbuckers and I’ve always not been into lipstick tele sounds in my youth but lately I’ve been hearing so many great bands using teles in the last few years ..... def have a tele on my horizon. g and L most likely. Love the G and L tele my friend let me play and his G and L Comanche is awesome too.
I love how this band is always looking for ways to better their sound and themselves. I'm curious why they don't have any noise gates. When they turn on their dirt it's pretty noisy.
Strangely enough I have found their sound has gotten worse since Pete left. Yellow and Green is the pinnacle for me, couldn't get into anything afterwards.
HELLSEEKER yeah I really dig the Steve Morse shred tone. Watched him play ENGL with Dixie dregs x 2 and once with Deep Purple. Was cool to hear the ENGL amp sounds in small theaters with the DREGS and then hear the ENGL amps in a massive amphitheater outdoors. And yeah Steve Morse does that sound really good. Love the Prog.
@@chris_kies lol, you're just straight up exposing yourself. You're going to get suspended from doing rig rundowns for using performance enhancing drugs.
Get the band's gear: bit.ly/BaronessRR
Don't Miss a Rundown: bit.ly/RIgRundownENL
Is that a picture of a Daschund on her T-Shirt? Best dog around.
Gina literally saying out loud what I’m thinking about a Gibson through a full stack Marshal “that shit is awesome though...”. Thanks Gina :-)
you could visibly see her disagreement with what john was saying building before she spoke up
"They are slammed so if it seems like we are talking fast..." forty-nine minutes later...
@metalsupporter95
I need more Gina nerding out to pedals in my life
Lucas Mendieta honest to god. She could have a whole UA-cam channel of her just dicking around with stuff and I’d watch every episode. You can tell she clearly loves to do that. I don’t think the interviewer anticipated her demonstrating things in quite that much detail.
She’s so cool.
She makes me smile
@@johnfrenette Agreed, just her doing nerdy gear videos is a show and I'd watch every day.
That pedal show
I’ve seen them live twice in the past 6 months. They bring so much energy and love live. If you haven’t seen them, check them out. So awesome.
The Gospel of Mark just know I’m very, very jealous. None of their stops were near me.
Yay literally the other day I was thinking Baroness should have a Rig Rundown. I love their music and Gina is one of my inspirations for learning electric guitar
Iceberg Lettuce they had one waaaaay back from blue record it was a quickie w/Pete.
My favorite band of the last ten years. I love the creativity that comes from this band, especially Jon's artwork. I own one of his fuzz pedals and signed prints ...I freaking enjoy them so much.
I love how Gina super seamlessly hopped in to talk about Jazzmaster V-Mod pickups right as John finished talking about the PU weirdness.
For someone who doesn't have much time, John is a talker.
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@@MetalSupporter95 at the beginning, they said they had to be quick because so busy, then rambled on forever.
@@shanedeel2 oh i thought you wrote stalker instead of talker lol.
@@MetalSupporter95 haha
Maybe he has a subconscious facial tick or something, but he doesn't stop moving his jaw and mouth around when he is just standing there while the other two are talking. Hmmm.....
Gina sold me an acoustic guitar in GC once.... Nice to see she moved up in the world....
Dennis Godshalk hhhhwhat ? No way that’s awesome.
That’s really awesome! No kidding
I worked at GC for like 2 months before I couldn’t take it
Stoked to see she really leveled up yew!
If you didn’t ask her out on a date you’re a disappointment
Gina is... A Treasure
This is an amazing episode. Kudos to the band for being so thoughtful about their sound and generous with their expertise!!
Awesome band and they seem like really genuine people who love what they do. This interview was great. 👍
One of my favorite bands, thanks!
Gina got me after i saw her on Two midnight to Late Night, good player
Haikal Hanafiah YES! I became an instant fan. I already liked Baroness a lot-the Red album blew me away. But seeing her on that show, and finding out she was the new member and that they had a new album coming got me so fired up. Two Minutes is crazy and awesome in its own way, and she was such a cool guest.
An Alexisonfire episod would be really appreciated guys! I love what you re doing, that's super interesting to know more about rig's artists
I'm just glad someone out there is using the MXR Super Badass Distortion pedal. its a totally underrated pedal.
Really? What is it good for? Serious question. I may have to go pick one up.
I have it and like it.
interviewer face when John plays Morningstar is priceless
There was a time that if you played a Stratocaster of a Tele in a metal band, you’d get made fun of. It’s great to see how much focus they put into their tone. This really shows through during their live shows
I love how about ten years ago Premier Guitar was really brief and wouldn’t go that in depth. And now they cover pmuch everything I want to know and more. I’ve learned so much about tone and sound in general just by watching rig rundowns and by some of my favorite bands no less! Ha ha!
Evan Drane word! yeah the last baroness rig rundown w/pete from blue record was brief but.... it might have been a tour they didn’t have stage like this to go in depth with there gear. Not sure if they were headlining venues on blue record tour when premier guitar met up with them.
Best add for a Gig Rig 2 I've seen so far! I'd love to see one or each of them on That Pedal Show!
Well that worked out well
John is normally pretty quiet and reserved. Gets excited and nerds out over gear and tone on a video once.
Comments: He TaLkS tOo MuCh
seriously lol. I think people forget that others get nervous in social situations. If she took offense I'm sure she would let him know.
Awesome humans! Great music - great folks! Baroness FTW!
Heck yes. I have been waiting for this rig rundown for years! Thank you.
I've been waiting for this specific rundown for a looooong time
Gina seems sweet and humble. John definitely has that "artistic guy ego" thing in how he interrupts Gina.
I was trying to figure out if it was that or if it was just a bit of camera anxiety. People tend to blurt and blab a lot more when there's a camera recording.
the love for there craft is awesome
I saw Gina years ago in Misstallica when she played in Delaware. She forgot the words to "For Whom the Bell Tolls" but it reminded me that EVERYONE DOES lol.
One of the best live bands I've ever seen.
great interview , so inspiring when the artists are that cool
42:21
Gina: This a solo patch.
Gina's fingers and guitar: awesome shredding
It sure is!
I wish John would stop interrupting Gina. I’d love to actually hear her finish a thought without being cut short.
@Stephen Docherty imagine being you
@Stephen Docherty Your jokes are as weak as your sphincter muscle.
I caught that too and I'm not even a crazy politically correct cancel culture person, I just found it rude.
He has a bullsh*&t detector. Watch out... What a guitarist she is!
@Stephen Docherty what made you think that was it the boobs or the shapely shaved legs with short shorts
I met these guys a few years ago after their show and they are so amazing and nice! Wish I could talk more about gear with them, but of course they had to rest after that awesome show! 😂 All of the band is amazing.
I have felt like this about Fender gear for a long time and just found how to explain it in human words!!
Best. Rundown. Ever.
Great to hear about the thoughtfulness behind what I heard in a brilliant and thoughtful album. I totally feel validated to hear this and love the album.
Hello, Kyle M lol
Champion Leccy is fantastic. I kind of underestimated the circuitry at first glance seeing the underwear designs but the dude is a mad lad. His Woozy pedal in particular is absolutely wild.
I thought: "Hmm, I haven't check out Premier Guitar, maybe they posted some cool Rig Rundown". So I check it out and they didn't disappoint!
I like how the interviewer is so familiar with their catalogue.
Been waiting for this one! That fuzz though! Wooo!!!!
This is truly the work of the Lord.
I'm not familiar with the band but John seems like a guy who would destroy you in the comments if you'd put your pedals in the "incorrect" order.
As much 'sperging out as I can handle first 10 minutes, gonna have to take this in chunks, inspirational as it may be
I wonder if John and Gina have jammed on a Music Man. The way they were describing the tone and attack of their Fender gear reminded me a lot of how I feel about those...
Gina is such an amazing player.
What did she do before this? Beside Las Vegas Michael Jackson show. Seems like she came on board just in the last year or so.
Orangina
Man, John and Gina should so get on that pedal show and geek out with Dan and Mick 😁
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That exact episode of TPS exists, though maybe it happened after you posted this comment.
Coming from a punk/hardcore background.....ive always just had the mindset of plug in and destroy! But the older i get the i notice im more into gear and specific tones and pedals etc. This was cool to watch!
Glad this happened, but where's Nick Jost?
"Soundscapeyness." Outstanding.
It's nice to see a band like this using Strats, Teles, and Jazzmasters. You don't necessarily need humbuckers to have a massive sound.
Leslie West sure didn't. LP Junior, one P90, piggybacked Sunn amps
Constable 1976 yeah different animals but I think that $1200 Shure ribbon mic on the fender amp is probably helping that..... expensive ribbon mics are known for giving a warm sound.
I dont have a primary guitar............this white fender strat is my primary guitar
That’s only while he has it in his hands though l. The next one he grabs will be his next primary instrument
Never knew this was done! I just found their “that pedal show” episode as well. I’m god Damn late to the party
holy crap I think John knows the ins and outs of the G2 better than Dan does
I am now a huge Gina Gleason fan.
Gina was on the show "Two Minutes to Late Night" and was awesome.
These guys are in artistic harmony and on a musical mission. It'd be awesome to play in these guys Rhythm section. If you ever need an up front bass player from Britain....l
Yeah at 44 min she is making me want that Disaster Transport SR. Price tag and size of that baby eat $ and board space but it’s a great sound. Love it when ASIWYFA use that EQD pedal too. That would be a cool tour Baroness/And So I watch you From Afar
Baroness prove you don’t need active humbuckers and dual rectifiers to sound massive. Though super dense metallic guitars with EMGs and 5150s are awesome, Baroness have a unique sound that is still large and encompassing, also showing how versatile a fender guitar is.
Sound is in the hands....Gary Moore with a Les Paul and Marshall stack is pretty awesome
Gina's come a long way since I saw her in Misstallica.
Man I hope John is just high on life and didn't get addicted to pain pills or something when he got in that accident, dude is WIRED.
9:00 oh wow how original and punk rock man. Noone ever says that
What's your problem dude
King Buffalo rig rundown, make it happen! I love his guitar tones and want to know how he does it. Good to see some stoner rock bands being covered. Sounds like someone is getting paid from Fender here!
They did one! Look it up!
@@Updog89 I did see, that, glad they listened hah!
Super cool! this got odd a few times.
Day 397 of asking to see a rig rundown of Chris Kies and John Bolingers gear.
Fabian Salomonsson check out 46:30 of this vid for John Bolinger’s!
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11:10 *longwinded explanation why Fender-style stuff is like a scalpel and so on*
Gina: "I don't know... That shit sounds awesome though"
Haha Gibson into fullstack goes brrrrr
What pedal is making the high-synth type of sound at 34:11 ?
Gotta be the strymon
Ice is one setting on the Strymon TIMELINE delay unit. Far left top Grey pedal next to the Strymon pedal I like much less the big blue MOBIUS. They are digital multi pedals with ALOT of presets. The TIMELINE is great and I really dig the DECO. MOBIUS takes up a lot of space for me personally for the quality of specific sounds in it. John likes it. Man Gina shreds that solo patch 😄
Luke Weiler thanks for the info. Do you think that’s the same pedal he’s using at 36:23? I think that droney wash sound would be awesome for in between songs live.
Bite me! I needed a surprise
What kind of Jazzmaster does John use?
I like the ‘Bite Me’ t shirt
Only rig rundown I want to see now is Matt Bellamy and Chris Wolstenholme from Muse. This one was awesome!
Baroness is Gem
You made my day!
I had no idea that humbuckers weren't detailed and harmonic. Maybe not icepick treble. I can see it if they are trying to totally eliminate any chance of distortion on a 10 watt amp. I set my volume knob on 8 when I'm totally thinking headroom.
Steve H I love my humbuckers and I’ve always not been into lipstick tele sounds in my youth but lately I’ve been hearing so many great bands using teles in the last few years ..... def have a tele on my horizon. g and L most likely. Love the G and L tele my friend let me play and his G and L Comanche is awesome too.
John sounds like he went to art school. He has the language to articulate abstract ideas and rationalize creative decisions.
He went to the Rhode Island School of Design, if memory serves me right.
I clicked on this to hear Gina let her talk!
Watched it only for THE Gina
❤
Paul Landers needs a rig rundown
New drinking game - take a shot anytime Gina says 'like'. If you make it to minute 10, you are, like, a hero.
Oh shit awesome
How much Adderall did he take before the interview? Idk. But GREAT BAND! Saw them in Charleston SC a couple weeks ago
90mg prolly. Definitely not 30
You guys should talk to Ovlov/Stove. I wanna see their rig so bad.
You should just hit Steve up on Instagram or Facebook or something
Take a drink every time she says "like." Be prepared to be hammered quickly!
No string gauges or tunings?
I found the guy who actually cares about string gauge.
10 to 49 according to equipboard.com
I love how this band is always looking for ways to better their sound and themselves. I'm curious why they don't have any noise gates. When they turn on their dirt it's pretty noisy.
Logan Smith interesting theyre also running mostly single coils too. When I saw them live, I found their distortion pretty sharp.
Strangely enough I have found their sound has gotten worse since Pete left. Yellow and Green is the pinnacle for me, couldn't get into anything afterwards.
Dude I saw Down on that stage May 2nd 2010. AMAZING Show.
Kinda surprised that I play through a bigger amp in my living room than Baroness onstage. haha
The PA does the volume these days.
Their tone was super thin at this theatre in columbus ohio bro.torche actually had a much bigger tone.
Great guitarist, guitar, tube amp, bunch of pedals = great sound.
Jeez Louise, I love her teenwolf hair.
A lot of similarities to royal thunder from the perspective of changing from “metal guitar” rig to a more fender based lower wattage rig
I love Gina Gleason is she a guitar goddess!
Gina is a beast.
David Cross really knows his shit
I’ll take the full stack but I’ll be kicking the Marshal to the curb, Engl for life!
HELLSEEKER yeah I really dig the Steve Morse shred tone. Watched him play ENGL with Dixie dregs x 2 and once with Deep Purple. Was cool to hear the ENGL amp sounds in small theaters with the DREGS and then hear the ENGL amps in a massive amphitheater outdoors. And yeah Steve Morse does that sound really good. Love the Prog.
has anyone notice how jacked Chris Kies looks in the more recent rig rundowns... and has more tattoos.
Crazy how things happen that way... (roids)
@@chris_kies lol, you're just straight up exposing yourself. You're going to get suspended from doing rig rundowns for using performance enhancing drugs.
@@JaredCaprio Nah, bruh, it's like the NFL, it's not endorsed, just a highly encouraged practice.
Shit I love you Gina plus come to Savannah
No one pointed out that Jazzmaster pickups are not P90s :(
She has a bass voice
Gina just laughing at the guy at the end of the first part is brutal. 26:05