That would be unspeakably cool (literally). But... let's leave it to the professionals. ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by Shawn@PRS
Perhaps we can hope to see O Rappa at X-PRS-MMXIII. :p
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That would be unspeakably cool (literally). But... let's leave it to the professionals. ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by Shawn@PRS
Perhaps we can hope to see O Rappa at X-PRS-MMXIII. :p
I know Xandao and I would love it!
If anyone is going to Palooza in Chicago this weekend, go check out some PRS guitars and amps in action during O Rappa's set and say hi the world famous Skitchy from the PTC.
Xandao from O Rappa rocking some PRS gear at Lolapalooza
http://i69.photobucket.com/albums/i6...tar/xandao.jpg
Wow, that's a cool looking Tremonti!Quote:
Originally Posted by Shawn@PRS
Alex, Did you and the band get caught up in the evacuation yesterday?
Xandao's original set up is amazing, but the new one is louder (2 x "H" 100watts), meaner, and looks even better. thanx to Shawn, Paul Miles, Bev Fowler and the PTC guys. We shoot a video and as soon it's ready I will post itQuote:
Originally Posted by Shawn@PRS
we left Chicago Saturday noon, so we found out about the evacuation when we were already in Miami. Skitchy was thereQuote:
Originally Posted by Hans
O Rappa's version of Hey Joe - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FeMkvg5UfyY
Love their cover. Great playing all around. Question though, Is Marcelo using the Lonestar as a moniter?
no, Marcelo Falcao would use the Lone Star if he plays guitar. Since nobody knows what O Rappa is going to play, we are always ready for anything. I mean, they always have a set list, but they never use it.Quote:
Originally Posted by OsirisProtocol
Sounds awesome. Must be a nightmare for their guitar tech(s) to not have a steady setlist to work with but it makes for an amazing and unpredictable show.Quote:
Originally Posted by aduayer
When Falcao, the lead singer, decides he's going to stage dive, he takes out his wallet and put it on the drum riser. At that point the crew scrabbles and calls security because they know in a matter of seconds he'll be crowd surfing through thousands of enthusiastic fans. It's never planned and they have no idea it's going to happen (except for the wallet coming out).Quote:
Originally Posted by OsirisProtocol
As a spectator, it's pretty entertaining to watch. :)
That's all types of awesome. I can only imagine the mad dash of the crew trying to make sure he makes it back to the stage safely.Quote:
Originally Posted by Shawn@PRS
it is. we never know what's next, so all the gear must be ready to rock and roll all the time...LOLQuote:
Originally Posted by OsirisProtocol
as a crew member too, since I never go to the audience to help him out. I am one of the guys that stays in the stage to help him climb it back. he stage dive 2 times in the same concert a couple of weeks ago. that one I didn't see it coming.Quote:
Originally Posted by Shawn@PRS
no matter where we go...
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Shawn is with us all the time!
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and we do love Maryland
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We love Maryland por aduayer, no Flickr
MARYLAND MADE
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Originally Posted by aduayer
I dare to PRSh beat this one
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7kUfK...ature=youtu.be