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Adam Bell one of my students solves it in minutes! I was impressed Then he told me he looked up the cheat sheet on how to solve it? What is the point of cheating on a puzzle you solve alone? Especially when you tell everyone you’re cheating? Lol
Ben Logan Using the most basic method I can solve in just under two minutes. There are 20 trillion possible permutations of a six-sided cube. No one is going to solve one (even once). without using algorithms. Even then, you must memorize a fair amount and know when/how to use them.
Is that some schtick of his? To be quietly in the background trying to look mysterious? Ehhh, a bit too generic... Had he been back there basting a turkey, I'd give him props.
@@benlogan430 It's no cheating, you need to know the algorithms to solve it, otherwise you can't, trust me, my best time was around 25 seconds, but I can still solve it in around 45.
Apart from the fact in the opening jam he didn’t follow the drummer at all, basically played the bass like a guitarist, but fair play given that’s what he is...
@@crawfordwdow His right hand technique - or lack thereof - is really upsetting. I mean, he did a good enough job for the jam and didn't totally suck, but it definitely wasn't kick-ass.
Andertons is the pioneer of creating guitar content that went beyond bad demos played with out of tune guitars in someone’s basement. JHS has picked up the mantle and delivers content that is on par with something you’d see on broadcast television. Absolutely fantastic, free content. I have a board full of JHS gear and anything I can order from Andertons, I will. Great content guys!
This video truly shows how charismatic and how dedicated Josh Scott is not only to the art of pedal building but to the guitar community as a whole. I am of the opinion he brings out the best in people.
@Richard Harrold He hasnt been with that church in years, and he's clearly stated that he had no idea that his church was doing missionary work where they taught that. Also, his Church had 2000-3000 people in attendance, so its not possible to know the personal opinions and actions of everyone that is there.
Yup I noticed that in the first jam. He is showing support and encouragement and is playing in a supportive pocket rather than show boating. These are signs of seasoned professional musician and a humble and nice human being. The good Captain shows how Petes influence has rubbed off on him in his nice supportive bass playing as well. Josh and Nick both have a similar understanding of under playing and supporting the piece of music being played. Both are very good musicians and I enjoy their show for both the informative information and the fantastic, creative jams that they perform to show gear working in real band contexts. They also make me piss my pants with laughter regularly, which is much needed in these troubled times.
I don't care what anyone says, the two jams in the beginning and the end, are by far the best I've heard on this channel. By miles. Josh is a very good musician, and with Pete's talent, the jam skyrocketed! I could buy this, if it was in an album, along with any music Josh makes for his channel the last two years!
LOL- I like Josh myself and he's a really good guitarist but you need to watch this show more often- they've had guitarists on here that Josh can't even get close to- and I'm sure he'd be the first to admit that. Tommy Emanuel has done this show man- the guy wrote and performed Classical Gas. Marty Freidman and Steve Vai have done the show. Rabea Massad is a regular on here- one of the best guitarists currently playing. Imo Pete is a better guitarist than Josh as well- and he's on almost every show. Josh is great but you guys chap your lips on his ass to the point it gets nauseating to listen to and just sounds silly. Brag on him for what he deserves to be bragged on for- his pedals and his personality- at least then you won't sound delusional. If you want to point out a truly exceptional musician on Josh's show- it's Nick imo. Not only is he one of the best drummers I've heard, but he also writes truly good material for both the show, in the form of skits and so forth, and songs he put son Spotify- and he plays multiple instruments. I wouldn't say he's amazing on guitar or bass but he's damn solid- and when you couple that with his exceptional drumming and ability to write- Nick would be a tremendously valuable asset to any band. So would Josh or anyone else on the show- excluding those that don't play- but especially Nick. Good drummers are rare birds, if you can get one that has all these other talents- you're way ahead.
@@stoneysdead689 No one said he was a better guitarist than the other guys you mentioned, only that the intro jam sounded great. I really dont want to listen to Marty Friedman, Steve Vai etc, their music and playing styles don't appeal to me. I do like Rabea's channel though.
Idea for a pedal- the rubix cube. Whatever way you fumble with it, you get a different tone depending on the colours. Not sure how the circuitry and soldering would stand up to hours of twisting and turning but it would be fun.
I'm thinking about it. It's quite an gimmicky idea because in real life the application is not really there but of course it is quite a unique and exciting idea. :D Maybe something with rfid so that it is contacless and u have no issues with wires. ^^
It would have to be digital and not the combination but it probably would be possible, you just could never get the same tone. Also @ferus, it’s kind of like the pedal where you can put liquids into to make different sounds, sure it’s a gimmick but it does have some practical use
It would have to be a 2D representation of the 3D cube, meaning that it would have 3 rows with a total of 9 squares . Each square could control different parameters and the combinations could yield an array of sounds.
Could just create a Bluetooth rubiks that keeps track of positions and sends that data to a pedal that sounds different depending on how close you are to solving it etc. wouldn’t actually be that hard
I once sold a fulltone soulbender on Ebay. I said I had the box. I lost the box(suspect my dad the box hoarder) and told the bidder and he decided to give me a neutral feedback. I found the box years later and contacted the guy. He didn't want it. Go figure. Still got the box.
Loved this, Josh Scott's laid back and very understated humour came across well, regardless of whether it was jet lag inspired or not - he's a great guest. Great conversation and great jams.
Josh’s enthusiasm and knowledge of pedals is great. I love watching videos he’s in as he’s so informative and the way he speaks about what he loves resonates with me. Great video!
Do NOT byt anything from JHS. Josh is a communist and do not believe in democracy. This guy needs to be hurt financially until he is down on his knees and gives up his dangerous political ideology.
Josh needs to help make a documentary series on Rock music. Have a whole episode or two just on pedals. So much knowledge and fascinating to see how far things have come since the time of Elvis.
there is a video of the fugs on youtube .. it was filmed in 68 by swedish TV. The guitar player on the Gibson Explorer is jacked into a fender super reverb.. between him and the amp is a smallish odd shaped pedal contraption.. I wonder if its the Fugs fuzz?
I can listen to Josh talk about pedals and history surrounding pedals, music and rock music for hours on end. In fact, I do. Frequently. Thanks for this video, as much as it makes me want to buy gear, it also makes me happy to learn as much as possible about things I love.
Josh is such a cool, laid back, funny and knowledgeable person... you guys should have a prize contest of some sort in which the winner gets to spend a day at JHS with Scott and his crew... I would pay good money for that!
That was absolutely awesome :D The fist time I watched Josh I though “what a tool”, now a few years later it’s more; what a an amazing tool. Met myself in the door there, I admit.
This is literally two worlds colliding; two of my favorite YT channels sharing information in a friendly, not advertising their businesses way. For regular everyday guitar lovers like myself is priceless, it could only happen in UA-cam. I admire Lee's vision and Josh has this easy going personality and superb pedal knowledge. I would give one of my guitars to have a beer with these fellas, and listen to their stories for hours, love you guys.
Congratulations Lee and Josh! I think you just made the "Cool as Steve McQueen" level with this video. I enjoyed the whole thing - history and jams. Does that entitle me to a Junior Nerd badge?
About time you got the man on. Josh can do whatever he wants if he continues to build such great pedals and explain every question i have about gear... as he does. Very entertaining.
Just had a wonderful idea when you mentioned the rubix cube... A guitar pedal in the form of a rubix cube that switches (very small) circuits as you turn the cube. You can do it, Josh. You're a genius!
I wasn't 100% sure I saw this episode already, so played to it make sure. I did see it and just ended up watching it again because it was so interesting.
Each employee at Andertons must complete 5 rubix cubes daily which is what you can see the drummer doing during his lunch break. This keeps the worker's mind sharp and his fingers nimble.
Great video as expected. Anderton's and Josh Scott together couldn't be anything elses than excellent content. Also, i love how in the beginning Lee Anderton was being typically British like "Okay, guitar pedals. What did the English do? Praise us Josh!" 😀
The old business guys were so smart. They were willing to put things out and let the market decide. Sometimes it is best to not let your tastes and preferences make your decisions
5:10 - "this thing in london"... I agree. Love that period circa 67-72. You can imagine the richness of that blues rock scene. First the bands from british invasion and then yardbirds, page, clapton, beck, cream... all the same guys talking and producing things together. The guy from the Band of Joy (first Robert Plant band) that then founded Laney Amps in 67... Jim Marshall putting out his first heads... hendrix started there too. Psychedelic stuff everywhere. Magic period and place for the arts. Amazing scene.
Sugary sweet video! When I grew up in the 80’s I don’t remember pedals at all really? A friend had a wah but that’s about it. I remember some friends who had bigger bands using the rack units though. There are so many pedals now. I almost got stuck in the rabbit hole! Ahaha
Ben Logan I grew up playing in the 80's and besides a MXR Disortion+| Crybaby Wah or some DOD or Boss modulation pedal, it wasn't nuts! At least in Ct scene! Racks came towards end of decade into early 90's and then Grunge ended that lol!!
Wait you guys said stuff? I was busy focusing on if the drummer could solve that cubic cube. Well, guess I'll have to watch the whole video again, what a pain.
I love Josh's playing and the JHS Show Jams are awesome. Josh Scott's music is modern day Captain Beefheart, but with niceness replacing the nastiness.
omg thanks josh for not having the same old bluesy dadrock-jam in this show. I love that hes obviously into more "modern" styles of music. (no offense to dadrockers pete and lee)
Between the JHS pedal show, THE (that) pedal show, Andertons, Wampler Pedals, & the rest of these shows about pedals... 1) I'm learning so much about this crunchy foot candy I step on to make my guitar sound like bees & 2) I'm broke. Sooooooooooo...... Thank you?
Josh has the most British sense of humour, I've seen in an American national and seems to get the dryness, and blank expression we are used to, in the UK and Nick is so understated and funny
A part of me is a bit disappointed that a Miku didn't sneak it's way onto the table. :-) And hey! Guy in the back! There was at least two spots in the conversation that could have used a rimshot.
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ok , stay safe , and thanks for another great
video
I would LOVE to see that Hendrix article, Lee!
I can't stop laughing at the drummer in the back ... trying to find something to do while the effects geeks talk
I figured but I know you have to say it. Stay safe.
Some say Nick is still trying to solve the Rubix Cube to this day
Adam Bell one of my students solves it in minutes! I was impressed Then he told me he looked up the cheat sheet on how to solve it? What is the point of cheating on a puzzle you solve alone? Especially when you tell everyone you’re cheating? Lol
Ben Logan Using the most basic method I can solve in just under two minutes. There are 20 trillion possible permutations of a six-sided cube. No one is going to solve one (even once). without using algorithms. Even then, you must memorize a fair amount and know when/how to use them.
Is that some schtick of his? To be quietly in the background trying to look mysterious? Ehhh, a bit too generic... Had he been back there basting a turkey, I'd give him props.
@@benlogan430 It's no cheating, you need to know the algorithms to solve it, otherwise you can't, trust me, my best time was around 25 seconds, but I can still solve it in around 45.
I hope this Top Gear reference sticks. Nick is a star in waiting.
If there’s a major in history of pedals in university, Josh Scott would be the most renowned professor.
Josh's UA-cam channel is great - lots of nerdy knowledge (love it!) along with his quirky sense of humor (love that too).
I would love if he started writing books about pedals.
But there isn't.
But.....there could be.....?
Successful Plagiarist
I didn't even hear anything Josh had to say here because I was too focused on the drummer doing the Rubix cube in the background.
Nick is awesome :D
it was so suspenseful. will he finish it in the runtime of the video? if yo, will he raise his fist and shout out in jubilation? I couldn't focus
The Rubik's cube starts out better at the beginning than further into the vid. Maybe we need to watch this backwards
@@davidf8749 I was hoping someone would put a beer in his hand....oh he's a coffee guy. Just saw
That background noise is really irritating.
Shoutout to the Captain's kick-ass bass playing!
Time to challenge davie
Apart from the fact in the opening jam he didn’t follow the drummer at all, basically played the bass like a guitarist, but fair play given that’s what he is...
@@crawfordwdow His right hand technique - or lack thereof - is really upsetting.
I mean, he did a good enough job for the jam and didn't totally suck, but it definitely wasn't kick-ass.
@@crawfordwdowdoesn't mean it's bad, some people prefer that detached feeling
9 is better than 1, Loud is more good, i really like Josh's presenting style. Two best youtube channels collided
The smell of smoldering brain cells wafts through the room as
the drummer attempts to match wits with a plastic
cube. Bless his heart.
Andertons is the pioneer of creating guitar content that went beyond bad demos played with out of tune guitars in someone’s basement. JHS has picked up the mantle and delivers content that is on par with something you’d see on broadcast television. Absolutely fantastic, free content. I have a board full of JHS gear and anything I can order from Andertons, I will. Great content guys!
Unless you live in Europe, don't order from Anderson's, the shipping and import fees will kill you! Speaking from experience here.
Actually I think it's above TV quality
I'd add Pete Thorn in there too. But yeah, between Andertons, Josh, and Pete you have THE best guitar gear content.
@@samueljett7807 well tv sets the bar pretty low, awful
can forget about Mitch Gallagher from Sweetwater and Bill Ruppert from EHX
This video truly shows how charismatic and how dedicated Josh Scott is not only to the art of pedal building but to the guitar community as a whole. I am of the opinion he brings out the best in people.
SuomiPerkele Interesting you’re still here watching.
Even if any of that ancient stuff is true, he’s more than made up for it with his contributions to the community. You guys need to let this crap go.
Josh Scott is really so passionate about pedals and music.
@@KahruSuomiPerkele so what's your opinion on the rig doctor?
@Richard Harrold He hasnt been with that church in years, and he's clearly stated that he had no idea that his church was doing missionary work where they taught that. Also, his Church had 2000-3000 people in attendance, so its not possible to know the personal opinions and actions of everyone that is there.
i like that Nick, the most talented guy in the room, is in the background playing rubik’s the whole interview.
Pete is so generous. He can play rings around most anyone, yet he is so supportive. That's why we we all love him so.
Yup I noticed that in the first jam. He is showing support and encouragement and is playing in a supportive pocket rather than show boating. These are signs of seasoned professional musician and a humble and nice human being. The good Captain shows how Petes influence has rubbed off on him in his nice supportive bass playing as well.
Josh and Nick both have a similar understanding of under playing and supporting the piece of music being played. Both are very good musicians and I enjoy their show for both the informative information and the fantastic, creative jams that they perform to show gear working in real band contexts. They also make me piss my pants with laughter regularly, which is much needed in these troubled times.
I could listen to josh talk about this stuff all day
Can't wait to find out if Nick had finished the Rubix Cube!!!!
"Now this is quite interesting" - James May
1. This could have been another four hours and I would have watched every minute. Love Josh.
2. Background Drummer on the Cube is epic.
I don't care what anyone says, the two jams in the beginning and the end, are by far the best I've heard on this channel. By miles. Josh is a very good musician, and with Pete's talent, the jam skyrocketed! I could buy this, if it was in an album, along with any music Josh makes for his channel the last two years!
Plus the secret JHS sauce - nick’s drumming!
Definitely.
LOL- I like Josh myself and he's a really good guitarist but you need to watch this show more often- they've had guitarists on here that Josh can't even get close to- and I'm sure he'd be the first to admit that. Tommy Emanuel has done this show man- the guy wrote and performed Classical Gas. Marty Freidman and Steve Vai have done the show. Rabea Massad is a regular on here- one of the best guitarists currently playing. Imo Pete is a better guitarist than Josh as well- and he's on almost every show. Josh is great but you guys chap your lips on his ass to the point it gets nauseating to listen to and just sounds silly. Brag on him for what he deserves to be bragged on for- his pedals and his personality- at least then you won't sound delusional.
If you want to point out a truly exceptional musician on Josh's show- it's Nick imo. Not only is he one of the best drummers I've heard, but he also writes truly good material for both the show, in the form of skits and so forth, and songs he put son Spotify- and he plays multiple instruments. I wouldn't say he's amazing on guitar or bass but he's damn solid- and when you couple that with his exceptional drumming and ability to write- Nick would be a tremendously valuable asset to any band. So would Josh or anyone else on the show- excluding those that don't play- but especially Nick. Good drummers are rare birds, if you can get one that has all these other talents- you're way ahead.
It's his personal favourite, relax. 😅
@@stoneysdead689 No one said he was a better guitarist than the other guys you mentioned, only that the intro jam sounded great. I really dont want to listen to Marty Friedman, Steve Vai etc, their music and playing styles don't appeal to me. I do like Rabea's channel though.
a drummer tries to slove the rubic's cube.
favourite drummer joke ever !
It gets even funnier, if you imagine the bass player joining him :D
Killer video!!! Two of my favorite YTers combined = excellent entertainment. Thanks!
Josh is my favorite geek, so much love, he deserves the collab w boss
“Mr. Jennings hates distortion” is a great band/album name.
Idea for a pedal- the rubix cube. Whatever way you fumble with it, you get a different tone depending on the colours. Not sure how the circuitry and soldering would stand up to hours of twisting and turning but it would be fun.
I'm thinking about it. It's quite an gimmicky idea because in real life the application is not really there but of course it is quite a unique and exciting idea. :D
Maybe something with rfid so that it is contacless and u have no issues with wires. ^^
It would have to be digital and not the combination but it probably would be possible, you just could never get the same tone. Also @ferus, it’s kind of like the pedal where you can put liquids into to make different sounds, sure it’s a gimmick but it does have some practical use
With all of the faces solved, it sounds exactly like the most expensive, sought after klon.
It would have to be a 2D representation of the 3D cube, meaning that it would have 3 rows with a total of 9 squares . Each square could control different parameters and the combinations could yield an array of sounds.
Could just create a Bluetooth rubiks that keeps track of positions and sends that data to a pedal that sounds different depending on how close you are to solving it etc. wouldn’t actually be that hard
Oh, I like Josh's history lessons on pedals! Also "HE'S GOT THE BOX" is a fantastic addition to his channel.
I once sold a fulltone soulbender on Ebay. I said I had the box. I lost the box(suspect my dad the box hoarder) and told the bidder and he decided to give me a neutral feedback. I found the box years later and contacted the guy. He didn't want it. Go figure. Still got the box.
🤣
That jingle haunts me, every time i get a pedal out i sing it. Drives me nuts.
Loved this, Josh Scott's laid back and very understated humour came across well, regardless of whether it was jet lag inspired or not - he's a great guest. Great conversation and great jams.
Fantastic blending of the shows. Genius move for Josh to bring the drummer.
I can literally listen to Josh talk about pedals all day. Such an exciting time in music history.
My favorite musicians and doers. Great to see you all in one place!
Josh’s enthusiasm and knowledge of pedals is great. I love watching videos he’s in as he’s so informative and the way he speaks about what he loves resonates with me. Great video!
Do NOT byt anything from JHS. Josh is a communist and do not believe in democracy. This guy needs to be hurt financially until he is down on his knees and gives up his dangerous political ideology.
Josh needs to help make a documentary series on Rock music. Have a whole episode or two just on pedals. So much knowledge and fascinating to see how far things have come since the time of Elvis.
“This is DEEP, illuminati fuzz stuff” hahaha man Josh is an awesome and hilarious dude. Thanks for the quarantine content to keep us all sane.
Brandon Graham so true
Loving these intro outro full band jams. Damn👊👊
These are two of my favorite things together. Much needed and appreciated during isolation. Big fan of both channels and JHS acolyte.
there is a video of the fugs on youtube .. it was filmed in 68 by swedish TV. The guitar player on the Gibson Explorer is jacked into a fender super reverb.. between him and the amp is a smallish odd shaped pedal contraption.. I wonder if its the Fugs fuzz?
I can listen to Josh talk about pedals and history surrounding pedals, music and rock music for hours on end. In fact, I do. Frequently. Thanks for this video, as much as it makes me want to buy gear, it also makes me happy to learn as much as possible about things I love.
Nick’s hyper-focus is a super power. Last jam was spectacular!
Josh is such a cool, laid back, funny and knowledgeable person... you guys should have a prize contest of some sort in which the winner gets to spend a day at JHS with Scott and his crew... I would pay good money for that!
Lee's bass playing is getting pretty good ...laying down the groove, good job boys
That was absolutely awesome :D The fist time I watched Josh I though “what a tool”, now a few years later it’s more; what a an amazing tool. Met myself in the door there, I admit.
I never thought that I'd see y'all together in a video! Amazing video and music as always.
JOSH IS THE BEST!!!! The man's knowledge and taste in pedals is immaculate. He will be one of the greats.
Loved this! So informative and Josh and Lee are wicked together. More!
This is literally two worlds colliding; two of my favorite YT channels sharing information in a friendly, not advertising their businesses way. For regular everyday guitar lovers like myself is priceless, it could only happen in UA-cam. I admire Lee's vision and Josh has this easy going personality and superb pedal knowledge. I would give one of my guitars to have a beer with these fellas, and listen to their stories for hours, love you guys.
Josh Scott is one cool, humble and likeable chap. Knowledgeable, interesting and generous to his competitors. Seems like a top bloke.
As usual guys: Great content, fantastic guest, humour and info!! You are the best Andertons!!
The one we've all been waiting for 🙌
This is essential rock & roll tone history brought into the spotlight in the first 15 minutes or so of this talk. Thank you !
Love Josh’s playing. If he isn’t already he should be playing in a band!
Congratulations Lee and Josh! I think you just made the "Cool as Steve McQueen" level with this video. I enjoyed the whole thing - history and jams. Does that entitle me to a Junior Nerd badge?
This is some of the best content ever. Thanks.
This is like when Jimmy Neutron and the Fairy Odd Parents did that crossover episode. Love it!
Haha that brings back memories 😂
I freaking love this. My favorite pedal company and my favorite UA-cam creators. Thank you guys
About time you got the man on. Josh can do whatever he wants if he continues to build such great pedals and explain every question i have about gear... as he does. Very entertaining.
Josh is the coolest nerd ever. His channel is great and knowledge is quite incredible.
Just had a wonderful idea when you mentioned the rubix cube...
A guitar pedal in the form of a rubix cube that switches (very small) circuits as you turn the cube.
You can do it, Josh. You're a genius!
I wasn't 100% sure I saw this episode already, so played to it make sure. I did see it and just ended up watching it again because it was so interesting.
Each employee at Andertons must complete 5 rubix cubes daily which is what you can see the drummer doing during his lunch break. This keeps the worker's mind sharp and his fingers nimble.
He is part of Josh’s channel so assume he is American
Great video as expected. Anderton's and Josh Scott together couldn't be anything elses than excellent content. Also, i love how in the beginning Lee Anderton was being typically British like "Okay, guitar pedals. What did the English do? Praise us Josh!" 😀
Aww man two of my favorite UA-cam channels
The old business guys were so smart. They were willing to put things out and let the market decide. Sometimes it is best to not let your tastes and preferences make your decisions
LEE, always informative and Entertaining. Never miss an Episode. Teamed with Powerhouse player and Master builder JOSH SCOTT... a Force to Watch👍🎸🤘🎸
The Rubik's cube in the back may be the most British joke an American ever pulled off.
5:10 - "this thing in london"... I agree. Love that period circa 67-72. You can imagine the richness of that blues rock scene. First the bands from british invasion and then yardbirds, page, clapton, beck, cream... all the same guys talking and producing things together. The guy from the Band of Joy (first Robert Plant band) that then founded Laney Amps in 67... Jim Marshall putting out his first heads... hendrix started there too. Psychedelic stuff everywhere. Magic period and place for the arts. Amazing scene.
Sugary sweet video! When I grew up in the 80’s I don’t remember pedals at all really? A friend had a wah but that’s about it. I remember some friends who had bigger bands using the rack units though. There are so many pedals now. I almost got stuck in the rabbit hole! Ahaha
Ben Logan I grew up playing in the 80's and besides a MXR Disortion+| Crybaby Wah or some DOD or Boss modulation pedal, it wasn't nuts! At least in Ct scene! Racks came towards end of decade into early 90's and then Grunge ended that lol!!
Seriously brilliant jam! Great pedal info. I'll be looking at jhs now. Thanks guy.
I would watch a new episode of this every week.
someone needs to give Josh an Honorary doctorate in the History of Modern Guitar Amplification and Pedals.
ALways a joy to have Josh on pedals. Absolutely must do some early sixties setups.
Josh and nick are legends and I love their videos on the JHS Pedal channel!!
Wait you guys said stuff? I was busy focusing on if the drummer could solve that cubic cube. Well, guess I'll have to watch the whole video again, what a pain.
I'm always the last to know, Lee plays bass really well, loads of feel, great stuff!!
this is my favorite crossover ever. good energy all around
honestly that liquid pedal Idea...is the coolest pedal thing I have EVER heard...like by a few billion light years
PLEASE nerd out on circuits and stuff more. LOVE this kind of content.
I love Josh's playing and the JHS Show Jams are awesome. Josh Scott's music is modern day Captain Beefheart, but with niceness replacing the nastiness.
omg thanks josh for not having the same old bluesy dadrock-jam in this show. I love that hes obviously into more "modern" styles of music. (no offense to dadrockers pete and lee)
dadrocker is awesome im borrowing that lol
So much fun, thanks guys!!
Between the JHS pedal show, THE (that) pedal show, Andertons, Wampler Pedals, & the rest of these shows about pedals... 1) I'm learning so much about this crunchy foot candy I step on to make my guitar sound like bees & 2) I'm broke. Sooooooooooo...... Thank you?
Josh has the most British sense of humour, I've seen in an American national
and seems to get the dryness, and blank expression we are used to, in the UK
and Nick is so understated and funny
Wow! The Cap played some very tasty bass lines on the intro! Loved them. I didn’t knew that he could play bass so well!
Great video! Fun watching you guys hang out and talk pedals!
Josh is always fun to watch. A very funny, self deprecating guy.
Thoroughly enjoyed this 👌
Love that bit from 0:00 to 48:16
Thanks another great video featuring Josh, his pedal geekery is really engaging
Watching in December 2020... hearing Josh say "2007,,, that's like 50 years ago" could NOT feel more accurate.
Thoroughly enjoyable. Love the Nerd talk. Please more along these lines.
Josh is great...so knowledgeable...so mellow...& Nick's a great drummer..
instant like before watching. I hope you guys are all well.
Okay you guys..... Nailed it!
Great opening!
BEST VIDEO EVER. I LOVE CROSS-OVER EPISODES!
That was such a good jam! Up there with the jam Pete and Joss did with the Music Man Cutlasses and Stingrays.
A part of me is a bit disappointed that a Miku didn't sneak it's way onto the table. :-) And hey! Guy in the back! There was at least two spots in the conversation that could have used a rimshot.
This so satisfied my inner pedal geek with some great history! thanks!
That was awesome, thank you
What a great video! Super informative and you two have such a fun dynamic.
These guys are diamonds, anyone with even just a passing interest in music should be subbed to the JHS channel.
Had the video at 1.25 speed by accident. That opening jam was a very different groove
Greeaaaat video! The 4 coolest guys on planet earth!! Can I please have a 45 minute LP of that last jam?
ok i started and stopped to say that this jam will probably be pretty freakin wicked gnarly doodz
The Captain doing a cracking job on the bass, nice one sir
Love the whole band!
More of these videos please.