Using music theory and guitar techniques to learn, teach, and talk about Built to Spill songs. Extended tabs can be had as bonus items at https://spilledtheory.bandcamp.com/releases Best way to support Built to Spill: built-to-spill.bandcamp.com Best way to support members of Built to Spill: sickwish.bandcamp.com jimroth.bandcamp.com brettnetson.bandcamp.com helvetiamusic.bandcamp.com https://www.... more
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 10 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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In this last part of the 3 part series, I talk with Jim about gear, favorite venues, the music business, working with Phil Ek, adjacent bands, collaborating online, and music for new mediums. more
Recorded 5/8/22 in Carborro, NC in the Cat's Cradle greenroom. more
In this episode, I talked with Troy Wright (Treepeople-reunion bass player) about Treepeople, Built to Spill, and the importance of rehearsing! more
We continue talking with lead guitarist Jim Roth about Built to Spill, amps, lineup changes, recording gear, internet prodigies, songwriting, amp modeling with guitarist and electronics guru Jim Roth. more
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Built to Spill are my fave band and this is now my fave Podcast, it’s really really good!
I'm going to predict that this won't become one of the most popular podcasts of all time, but as for me (a big Built to Spill Fan, and a guitarist who plays a few BTS songs, and who is also interested in music theory) this is a fascinating find. Seriously - guitar music theory thoughfully applied to Built to Spill (instead of the usual classic rock tunes) plus tablature - nice.
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