I bought a Line 6 Spider III 75watt amp about a year ago and the thing is I really don't like the amp. It lacks tonal quality,especially in the clean channel. It feels empty. Yeah the effects are cool but I prefer pedals. Anyways my question is, what is the best electric guitar amp that I can get for about $200-$600? I was looking at the Fender Frontman 212r. Is it any good? Or what about the Marshall MG100HDFX/MG412 Half Stack? I want an amp with a really good, smooth clean channel and a good overdrive channel. Any other suggestions? Oh yeah, I use a Fender Squier Strat and a Fender Squier Jagmaster guitar and I play Hendrix, Red Hot Chili Peppers, Nirvana White Stripes, Wolfmother, Smashing Pumpkins style of music.
yeah, the marshall probably has the tone you are looking for. a good choice would be an old ampeg v4 if you can find one in your price range.
Ween: Gene Ween, Dean Ween, Claude Coleman, Dave Dreiwitz, Glenn McClelland.Additional personnel: Stu Basore, Jane Scarpantoni, Chris Shaw, Russel Simins, Vaneese Thomas, Angela Clemons, Mark McDonald, Greg Frey, Pat Frey, Danny Madorsky.Recorded at Bearsville Studio & Turtle Creek Barn, Woodstock, New York.Personnel: Dean Ween, Gene Ween (vocals, guitar); Glen McClelland (keyboards); Claude Coleman (drums).Producers: Chris Shaw; Christopher Shaw; Ween.Engineers: Chris Shaw; Christopher Shaw; Danny Madorsky; Damian Shannon; Phil Painson.Audio Mixer: Christopher Shaw .Recording information: Bearsville Studio; Turtle Creek Barn, Woodstock, NY.Photographer: Danny Clinch.Unknown Contributor Roles: Mark McDonald; Greg Frey; Jane Scarpantoni; Russell Simins; Vaneese Thomas; Stuart Basore.Arranger: Pat Frey.There are signs of increasing maturity on WHITE PEPPER, Ween's eighth studio album, though not enough to back the claim that Gene and Dean are actually going straight. More like they've achieved a sensible grasp on when to court the masses, and when to drop the Boognish gospel upon the faithful.A handful of tunes signify Ween's most explicit attempts yet to create genuine silly love songs that become radio hits, and get canonized by the straight world. "Even If You Don't" is a Bay City Rollers-type upfront pop-rock ditty, "Stay Forever" is a gorgeous soft-rock charmer full of the melodic and harmonic magic of ELO, while "Falling Out" is prime faux-Merseybeat fashioned from the Beatles' "Little Girl." That the sentiments in each of these songs are direct and decidedly non-toxic intimates that Gene and Dean have been spending more time in love, and less on the Scotchguard bongs. Then again, the metallic bluster of Dean's "Stroker Ace," the quasi-Caribbean shipwreck drug story "Bananas and Blow," and the Steely Dan-like tale of a floozy named "Pandy Fackler," show that they're still comfortable hanging out in the more mucus-infested corners of their imaginations.
Track Listing: 1. Tempo 116.7 (Reaching for Dangerous Levels of Sobriety), 2. _ungur Hn fur, 3. Lets Go Fucking Metal, 4. White Music, 5. This Is the First of Your Last Warning [Icelandic], 6. This Is the One Thing We Did Not Want to Have Happen, 7. One, 8. Someplace Else Unknown, 9. Detka! Detka! Detka!, 10. Super Fucked, 11. Our Time, 12. Feel It, 13. Fett Tipped Pictures of UFOs
After parodying the idiosyncrasies of community theater devotees in the mock documentary Waiting for Guffman, actor/director Christopher Guest returns with another semi-improvised comedy that casts a satirical gaze on the world of championship dog breeding and training. A television crew is on hand to document the prestigious Mayflower Kennel Club Dog Show, and competition is fierce among the canine devotees vying for top honors. Salesman Gerry Fleck (Eugene Levy), who is cursed with two left feet (literally), and his wife Cookie (Catherine O'Hara) have entered their Norwich terrier "Winky" in competition. Wealthy and neurotic Meg Swan (Parker Posey) and her husband Hamilton (Michael Hitchcock) are on hand with their Weimaraner "Beatrice," who they fear may have been traumatized by watching them have sex. Scott Donlan (John Michael Higgins) and his life partner Stefan Vanderhoof (Michael McKean) have brought their beloved Shih Tzu, "Miss Agnes." Trophy wife Sherri Ann Cabot (Jennifer Coolidge) and her close friend and trainer Christy Cummings (Jane Lynch) are hoping for a repeat victory for Sheri's poodle, "Rhapsody In White." And Harlan Pepper (Guest), who operates a store specializing in fly-fishing gear, has decided to stack his bloodhound "Hubert" up against the competition. In addition to Guest, Levy, O'Hara, and Posey, several other veterans of the Waiting for Guffman cast also appear in Best in Show, including Fred Willard, Bob Balaban, and Lewis Arquette. ~ Mark Deming, Rovi
Track Listing: 1. Smack Up, 2. Tin Tin Deo, 3. Move, 4. Too Close for Comfort, 5. You'd Be So Nice to Come Home To, 6. Softly, As in a Morning Sunrise, 7. Bernie's Tune, 8. I Can't Believe That You're in Love With Me, 9. Gettin' Together, 10. Mambo Koyama, 11. Prisoner, The (Love Theme from the Eyes of Laura Mars), 12. Our Song, 13. Over the Rainbow
Track Listing: 1. Same Old Blues, 2. Married Woman Blues, 3. High Heel Sneakers, 4. Things That I Used to Go, The, 5. Pepper's Hangout, 6. Looking for My Baby, 7. Riding in the Moonlight
Track Listing: 1. Hot Caramel, 2. Oh Oh I'm Going Home, 3. Blue Ballade, 4. Double Signature, 5. Athena Beach, 6. Pinch of Salt, 7. Pepper Box, 8. Taste of Honey, 9. Do It Do It, 10. Roses For Mary, 11. Just a Rock, 12. Au Revoir, 13. Doctor Music (Bonus Track), 14. Velvet Moon (Bonus Track)
From Volcom Entertainment, this concert film features the band Pepper performing several songs in front of a live audience at Hollywood's Troubadour. Among the tunes on the set list are "Stone Love," "Feels Good," "Punk Rock Cowboy," "Sitting on the Curb," "Give It Up," and a dozen others. Also included are a pair of music videos. ~ Matthew Tobey, Rovi
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Smooth to the touch, the Alessi Colombina Salt and Pepper shakers appear as stones polished by the ocean's waves. These bone china pieces are part of an entire contemporary kitchen collection designed by Massimiliano Fuksas and Doriana O. Mandrelli, conceived out of a desire to reinvent the meaning of at-home dining. Alessi, known as the Italian design factory, has manufactured household products since 1921, the stylish and fun items offered are the result of contemporary partnerships with some of the world's best designers of unique and modern home accessories. The Alessi Colombina Salt and Pepper is available with the following: Details:Made of White bone china Designed by Massimiliano Fuksas and Doriana O. MandrelliShipping: In Stock items ship within 1 business day. Others usually ship within 2 weeks unless otherwise noted. Dimensions: Item: Height .9 In., Width 1.4 In., Length 2.8 In.
Put a fun accent on your dining table with this 'Best Dressed' salt and pepper shaker from Fred & Friends. This spicy little guy dispenses salt from the top of his head and pepper in his trousers.Color: Black, white Materials: Ceramic, silicone stoppers Dimensions: 1.7 inches x 3.2 inches x 5.5 inchesFinish: Matte glazeCare: Hand wash and air dry Capacity: 3 ouncesMatte glaze finish passes California's strict heavy metal laws
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Best Player in the AFC and NFC South Tournament (Day 1)?
Pick the winners and check tomorrow to see if you made it to the next round. Winner wins best answer for each day.
AFC South
Game 1: Nick Harper vs. Reggie Wayne
Game 2: Andre Johnson vs. Gary Brackett
Game 3: Kyle Vanden Bosch vs. Fred Taylor
Game 4: Reggie Williams vs. Bob Sanders
Game 5: Maurice Jones-Drew vs. Mario Williams
Game 6: Marvin Harrison vs. Dallas Clark
Game 7: Josepha Addai vs. Vince Young
Game 8: David Thornton vs. Keith Bulluck
NFC South
Game 1: Steve Smith vs. Reggie Bush
Game 2: Roddy White vs. Julius Peppers
Game 3: Joey Galloway vs. Derrick Brooks
Game 4: Drew Brees vs. Richard Marshall
Game 5: Earnest Graham vs. Warrick Dunn
Game 6: Jeff Garcia vs. Marques Colston
Game 7: DeAngelo Hall vs. Mike McKenzie
Game 8: Scott Fujita vs. Ronde Barber
By the way-- I'm leaving Peyton Manning out of this because he is the obvious winner and pretend that Hall is still in the NFC South.
AFC
1 Reggie Wayne
2 Andre Johnson
3 Fred Taylor
4 Bob Sanders
5 Mario Williams
6 Marvin Harrison
7 Joseph Addai
8 Keith Bulluck
NFC
1 Steve Smith
2 Julius Peppers
3 Derrick Brooks
4 Drew Brees
5 Warrick Dunn
6 Marques Colston
7 DeAngelo Hall
8 Ronde Barber
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