Is anybody familiar with R.C. Yetter band?

Sounds pretty good. What about him did you want to talk about?

Moving this over to music.

wait red house was made by jimmy hendrix right

i only have 1 cd of him its his first album i think its called are you experienced and some songs on there are reeeaaaaaaallyyy good especially puirple haze ( it sounds like they re from a different album cuz the audio quality sounds much different i guess its some special edition or some thing cuz i didnt buy it on ebay )

It's okay, but Guys I have been looking for this CDs np3s I might get the r.c. Yetter band live at the peppermint lounge but I'm not sure if it even might be the thing I ordered


I got this CD without the disc but case only
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The one I will maybe get in the mail is the CD with the disc I will let anyone know I got the thing In the mail.

It might be covers of songs by those 2 guys Jimmy Hendrix and Stevie ray not sure if r.c. Yetter was a guy who made original music or covers but he would have been pouplar as those guys if he made more albums only a few people have guitar trouble and very few people have live at the peppermint lounge I remember seeing a Google image of the CD I ordered from Amazon if I recall it was a different case but where did that other CD case came from I'm not sure if it is the right case or not someone might let me know.

Hey guys so the r.c. Yetter band 3 came in the mail on January the 29th here is the album I have uploaded.




That's real pictures of the CD
Came from Amazon it had no picture on the Amazon listing but it came in the mail!

It's r.c. Yetter and Riviera paradise this may not be his best album but I still haven't gotten live at the peppermint lounge yet but you like Stevie ray and Jimmy Hendrix why not Yetter?

im not siure i just heard like the first 2 minutes and it was immediatelly annoying me maybe its because its 1 am and i cannot make it too loud maybe i have to listen to it again tomorrow but it also seemingly has no vocalist

idk why but this made me laught so hard, my insides hurt.. oh boy.



Who in their right mind would waste any time with Linkin Park when the Vengaboys was around?

Would you believe me if i say that i've never saw their music video until today? lol

I've just remember this "classic" 'cause of your mention to LP - i had this neighbour back then that would play Linkin Park, Offspring, Red Hot Chili Peppers and whatever that was trending on MTV along with this sort of eurotrash in full volume on every godamn weekend.

Matroxx (Kinotsu) I've just finished listen to the 'Guitar Trouble' video. First off, thank you for sharing this quite obscure figure. He's indeed a very talented guitar player and if it wasn't for other people like you shining a light upon these works, they would probably be forgotten.

Well, did i enjoyed the album? Kinda. The first obstacle i've found is the sound quality. You've mentioned getting the album in mp3 format and i assume you've uploaded these very mp3 files to YT, correct? That explain why the volume is so low, i had to crank my end to max in order to properly listen. But it's what we have available for now, don't we? I'm not gonna bring the production/mastering into account because the sound quality is obviously lossy and even tho the mixing seems to be very muffled, it's more than audible.

The second obstacle is the running time; ~60 minutes for run-of-the-mill bluesy songs is a tough listen today for most people (let alone in the 2000s). The album would really benefit if it was less than 40 minutes of total running time and if it had a more fine tuned track order (so the more similar-sounding tracks would be more space out from each other).

The third is the songwriting which imo is average at best, it has it's moments but don't offer nothing fresh. I'm not saying that this is a bad thing on it's own (i'm gonna go back to this later). So the main attraction of the album is the guitar noodling skills that mr. Yetter vigorously showcases along with his pals providing a solid base for him to go bananas. Now, the thing with this kind of approach is that it's basically delutes the music into a show off performance. I'm a guitar player as well, so i appreciate and recognize Yetter's impressive skills but the over reliance on the same noodling routine gets old. This kind of skill display only reaches its full potential of entertainment when witnessed live. And to be fair, this seems to be the kind of material the band would give to venues in order to book gigs. We don't know much about the background story of his releases but for me it this album feels like i'm watching a pub performance. Which is fine and entertaining in its context, but for a studio album it doesn't offer much for multiple listenings. If the songs had at least a little more variation on the rhythm department, the "noodling fatigue" would have been minimized.

For me, blues rock is at it's finest when the performance manages to hit you right into the gut of your soul. And you don't need that much to work with in order to accomplish that, even a more simplistic songwriting approach can be good enough. Take Jail Bait by Wishbone Ash (linked below) for example. Notice the simplicity and yet the skillful efficiency they accomplish - their punchy deliverance and sharp guitar licks without resorting into a masterclass-level showcasing. To conclude, i found the album to be a worthwhile listen nonetheless and i would like to give Guitar Trouble a second spin in the future. So mr. haraharakiri321 if you ever get your hands on the CD version (or a better quality rip) please do share it with the internet and make sure to put some timestamps on your videos silly

(favorite track: Fool for You)

im sorry i did not want to say something hurtful and i did not try to insult you what part of the message hurt you so i can edit the post