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Posted on January 29, 2007 - by jono

Seraphidian videos YouTube’d

Music

First I get myspace.com/jonobacon and now I am using with YouTube. Wow, watch me go! Next I will need a Faceparty and Livejournal account…

So yes, last night I uploaded some content to YouTube, and it is all video footage, music videos and a documentary about my band Seraphidian. This was all filmed when we recorded our first album Caged back in 2004.

Go and get your peelers feasting on:

  • Making of Caged – Part 1
  • Making of Caged – Part 2
  • Making of Caged – Part 3
  • Caged music video
  • To The End music video

Lots of live, studio, interview and stupid footage. :)



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    January 29, 2007

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    John Drinkwater said:

    facebook > faceparty just so you know which to sign up to next ;)

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    January 29, 2007

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    Dusty545 said:

    Bloody hell, Jono! Tuned down to C#? How do you manage to keep it in tune and so tight? You must be two-hand muting like billy-o! Do you have a non-trem Rhoads?

    Love it!

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    January 29, 2007

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    jono said:

    Dusty545- well, we actually play in C now – we did go to B, but it sounded too messy. My Rhoads does have a trem but I never use it – the key thing is the pickups and the amp – I have spent years trying to find the right tone, and I am really pleased with what I have right now. :)

    Thanks!

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    January 30, 2007

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    Rob said:

    gather them together with this: http://vodpod.com

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    January 30, 2007

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    Dusty545 said:

    I had loads of trouble with the trem on my last Jackson when down tuning but I found that five springs in back and 10-52 strings helped a lot. Besides, I’m one of those rarities that has no problem with high actions and heavy strings if I’m sticking to playing rhythm. My next guitar’s having strung through and then I could probably hit Bb.

    Just remember, always have something dull yet sturdy to throw at the drummie when he loses the beat…. again.

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    January 30, 2007

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    jono said:

    Dusty – I used to play 10s with a high action, but I found that I could not do fast rhythm playing very easily – felt like I was playing a tree. So I use normal strings, adjusted my bridge and got pretty nice feel to it. :)

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    January 30, 2007

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    Mr b! said:

    I use the phatest strings known to man! You silly guitar type mentalists are always whinging on about stuff and junk.

    Yes, I have nothing intelligent to bring to this conversation. Also, I look damn sexy in those videos! :lol:

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    January 30, 2007

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    jono said:

    mr b! – you are of course, full of shit. All the ladies know the frontman is the dude they want. Bassists? Pah! Bassists are not clever enough to handle those two extra strings… :P

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    January 30, 2007

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    Mr b! said:

    Sir! I demand a duel! Handbags at 20 paces. Obviously, I’ll win. How do I know this? Well, your a guitarist so you’ll spend the entire duel posing! :lol:

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    February 1, 2007

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    the_0ne said:

    Jono, those 2 videos kicked a**. How does one go about getting ahold of your first album, the one with the 2 songs on youtube?

    You are a rarity my man. Mixing linux-love and death metal-love is something that does not happen much. At least not that I’ve seen and been accustomed to over the years.

    Let me know about that album…

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    February 1, 2007

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    jono said:

    Thanks dude. :)

    Head over to http://www.recreantview.org/seraphidian-caged.tgz to download it. :)

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