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Title: what is the typical pinoy hipster rig?
Post by: jm the mute on November 04, 2014, 03:05:28 PM
teles? offsets? flannel? can the typical pinoy hipster guitarist/musician be unique or obscure in terms of equipment if they can only access the same shops & stores?
Title: Re: what is the typical pinoy hipster rig?
Post by: sonicassault on November 04, 2014, 06:30:13 PM
teles? offsets? flannel? can the typical pinoy hipster guitarist/musician be unique or obscure in terms of equipment if they can only access the same shops & stores?
di na pwede ang relic'd guitars sa hipsters ngayon dahil mainstream na.
pwede siguro tele or offset na tatak RJ pero souped up lahat para ok naman functionally. then wear it really high like those guys who wear the electric spanish guitars really high and stuff.
pwede rin guitars assembled from parts, then strip the paint off then stain the wood with coffee or do some really cool trippy stuff with the finish.
you can go the lo-fi hipster route and hook up to tiny practice amps and mic that up. fill up your rig with MetalZones and DS-100s and whatever else high school kids use.
try hooking up a guitar to a preamp then into some Korg equipment that processes signals. it could be a Kaoss Pad or a monotribe, whatever, as long as it's not a pedal. the crowd would have no idea what you just did to your guitar. sometimes obscurity can come from using equipment meant for another instrument.
oh, and don't forget to paint your effect pedals, and buy some boutique ones too, the ones without labels. use a wood pedalboard you made yourself.
all that aside, it's always pretty much a tele (thinline depending on your view), plaid shirts, chinos, boat shoes, thick rimmed glasses, weed in a vaporizer, tube combo amps, a couple of boutique dirt pedals, and probably a trem pedal, and a band with a synths guy.
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Post by: walanakamingyelo on November 04, 2014, 07:11:03 PM
Kung hipster ako at natugtog, malamang magpapagawa ako sa kakilala kong electrician ng atari punk console tapos yun ang gagamitin kong gadget kasabay ng gitara para uber sa pagkahipster. Me kilala akong marunong gumawa walanakamingyelo ata username niya haha #shamelessplug!
Title: Re: what is the typical pinoy hipster rig?
Post by: sonicassault on November 04, 2014, 07:20:41 PM
Kung hipster ako at natugtog, malamang magpapagawa ako sa kakilala kong electrician ng atari punk console tapos yun ang gagamitin kong gadget kasabay ng gitara para uber sa pagkahipster. Me kilala akong marunong gumawa walanakamingyelo ata username niya haha #shamelessplug!
+1 on this :lol:
Title: Re: what is the typical pinoy hipster rig?
Post by: starkiller on November 04, 2014, 08:23:18 PM
If I wanted to project a hipster image and be limited to to locally available gear, I'd do the Jack White lo-fi thing, go for a Danelectro 63 guitar, Fab fuzz pedal, and use an 80s karaoke/minus-one machine as a combo amp.
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Post by: officebiker on November 04, 2014, 08:37:17 PM
true hipsters wont show up at all.
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Post by: putchazta_46 on November 04, 2014, 09:11:56 PM
Hehe sakin nahihipster-an (if there's such term) ako kay Nitoy Adriano (The Jerks, The Octaves). Lagi ko nakikita sa studio sa Bicutan. Sya yung totoong hipster na di poser para sain :) Sama mo na sa guitar gear. just his coral pink strat plugged straight sa amp, ready to rock na. Solid pa guitar playing :)
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Post by: bugoy on November 04, 2014, 10:18:48 PM
wtf is a hipster ? hahahaha
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Post by: agent_otso on November 04, 2014, 10:54:48 PM
this was just like me until i grew my rig beyond my wood plank........replaced it with a bigger wooden board!
tingin ko this will fit the bill sa mga naka tele (aray), jaguars, jazzmasters with a huge pedal board peppered with unmarked pedals that only 3 are working at any given time haha playing music with obssesively long titles and obscure titles, bordering on prog / gaze and other what-nots :-D
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Post by: guitarbrat on November 05, 2014, 05:58:35 AM
Hipsters are mostly into indie. Look at indie rock rigs you can find your answer there.
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Post by: treblinkalovescene on November 05, 2014, 10:01:16 AM
Telecasters. Either that or offset guitars with the bridges replaced with TOMs and the trems blocked off.
Title: Re: what is the typical pinoy hipster rig?
Post by: horge on November 05, 2014, 10:30:33 AM
Hehe sakin nahihipster-an (if there's such term) ako kay Nitoy Adriano (The Jerks, The Octaves). Lagi ko nakikita sa studio sa Bicutan. Sya yung totoong hipster na di poser para sain :) Sama mo na sa guitar gear. just his coral pink strat plugged straight sa amp, ready to rock na. Solid pa guitar playing :)
I don't think nitoy is a hipster. he's the REAL DEAL.
Title: Re: what is the typical pinoy hipster rig?
Post by: jm the mute on November 05, 2014, 12:11:13 PM
di na pwede ang relic'd guitars sa hipsters ngayon dahil mainstream na.
pwede siguro tele or offset na tatak RJ pero souped up lahat para ok naman functionally. then wear it really high like those guys who wear the electric spanish guitars really high and stuff.
pwede rin guitars assembled from parts, then strip the paint off then stain the wood with coffee or do some really cool trippy stuff with the finish.
you can go the lo-fi hipster route and hook up to tiny practice amps and mic that up. fill up your rig with MetalZones and DS-100s and whatever else high school kids use.
try hooking up a guitar to a preamp then into some Korg equipment that processes signals. it could be a Kaoss Pad or a monotribe, whatever, as long as it's not a pedal. the crowd would have no idea what you just did to your guitar. sometimes obscurity can come from using equipment meant for another instrument.
oh, and don't forget to paint your effect pedals, and buy some boutique ones too, the ones without labels. use a wood pedalboard you made yourself.
all that aside, it's always pretty much a tele (thinline depending on your view), plaid shirts, chinos, boat shoes, thick rimmed glasses, weed in a vaporizer, tube combo amps, a couple of boutique dirt pedals, and probably a trem pedal, and a band with a synths guy.
+1000000000000000
Title: Re: what is the typical pinoy hipster rig?
Post by: nitroaurora on November 05, 2014, 12:56:42 PM
I don't think nitoy is a hipster. he's the REAL DEAL.
yah, the real mojo...
Title: Re: what is the typical pinoy hipster rig?
Post by: ebacoids on November 05, 2014, 01:20:57 PM
banjo, acoustic guitar or ukulele either clean or sobrang daming effects na hindi na tunog organic yung instrument. tas may balbas na naka flannel/plaid na polo. or naka suspenders.
Title: Re: what is the typical pinoy hipster rig?
Post by: free2rock on November 05, 2014, 01:57:41 PM
Pero minsan pinaglaruan ko yung APC men sobrang swabe nya maraming potential ang lo-fi gadget na yun. Pinaplano kong ipresent yun sa open mic scene para makahatak sila ng mas marami pang tao kasi kumpara sa mga regular gig hindi masyadong matao ang open mic scene dito sa pinas eh hehe
Isa pang Hipster rig: junk guitar then yung amp mo yung nabibili ngayon sa raon na amp na pang PA system tapos may mga blinking LED sa speaker tapos nakasaksak sa Chinese whatnot na DVD player ang gitara para makulay din at umuulan ng LED lights habang tumutugtog ng "Chenk" "Chengk" "Chenengk" "Chenengk" Repeat four times with a drumline like Mr. Brightside. Now you have a hipster band! :lol:
Title: Re: what is the typical pinoy hipster rig?
Post by: jm the mute on November 05, 2014, 02:19:33 PM
Pero minsan pinaglaruan ko yung APC men sobrang swabe nya maraming potential ang lo-fi gadget na yun. Pinaplano kong ipresent yun sa open mic scene para makahatak sila ng mas marami pang tao kasi kumpara sa mga regular gig hindi masyadong matao ang open mic scene dito sa pinas eh hehe
Isa pang Hipster rig: junk guitar then yung amp mo yung nabibili ngayon sa raon na amp na pang PA system tapos may mga blinking LED sa speaker tapos nakasaksak sa Chinese whatnot na DVD player ang gitara para makulay din at umuulan ng LED lights habang tumutugtog ng "Chenk" "Chengk" "Chenengk" "Chenengk" Repeat four times with a drumline like Mr. Brightside. Now you have a hipster band! :lol:
maraming ilaw! maraming maraming ilaw! triiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiippy!
Title: Re: what is the typical pinoy hipster rig?
Post by: gandydancer123 on November 05, 2014, 03:06:50 PM
"because the scene aint real man! its all commercialized pop sh*t...artificial...the sound of me opening a can or Pabst is better music to my ears! " - true hipster
hahaha
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Post by: denden009 on November 05, 2014, 03:23:06 PM
So I guess hipster is like punk for passive people?
hahaha
Title: Re: what is the typical pinoy hipster rig?
Post by: officebiker on November 05, 2014, 06:22:37 PM
I had this magazine during the late 90s/early 2000s I dont think the term "hipster" has been coined yet. Anyway it had this cool section of comic strips about the indie scene back then and in that issue it had this story of 2 indie kids arguing which went like:
"what?! you composed a song and actually recorded a demo? , you totally lost your indie cred now!"
Title: Re: what is the typical pinoy hipster rig?
Post by: gandydancer123 on November 05, 2014, 06:28:09 PM
I had this magazine during the late 90s/early 2000s I dont think the term "hipster" has been coined yet. Anyway it had this cool section of comic strips about the indie scene back then and in that issue it had this story of 2 indie kids arguing which went like:
"what?! you composed a song and actually recorded a demo? , you totally lost your indie cred now!"
sell out na! haha
Title: Re: what is the typical pinoy hipster rig?
Post by: jm the mute on November 05, 2014, 06:46:37 PM
this was just like me until i grew my rig beyond my wood plank........replaced it with a bigger wooden board!
tingin ko this will fit the bill sa mga naka tele (aray), jaguars, jazzmasters with a huge pedal board peppered with unmarked pedals that only 3 are working at any given time haha playing music with obssesively long titles and obscure titles, bordering on prog / gaze and other what-nots :-D
I actually want to have a wooden stripped down rock pedalboard, tapos either ipapalilok ko yung design or ipapa burn/etch thing ko yung design. yun ang hipster. otherwise, hanap lang ng solid plank of wood tapos velcro at rubber feet, solb na :lol:
pero sige ganto para mas masaya yugn thread, kung gagawa kayo ng hipster rig, anong setup nyo?
ako hello kitty squier o kaya yung first act na 3/4 flying V, boost pedal, phaser, delay, bitcrusher, small combo tube amp, korg kaoss pad, tapos guitar strap na gawa dun sa leather na ginagamit ng barbero na panghasa ng razor (syempre gamit na)
Title: Re: what is the typical pinoy hipster rig?
Post by: sonicassault on November 05, 2014, 08:22:47 PM
I actually want to have a wooden stripped down rock pedalboard, tapos either ipapalilok ko yung design or ipapa burn/etch thing ko yung design. yun ang hipster. otherwise, hanap lang ng solid plank of wood tapos velcro at rubber feet, solb na :lol:
pero sige ganto para mas masaya yugn thread, kung gagawa kayo ng hipster rig, anong setup nyo?
ako hello kitty squier o kaya yung first act na 3/4 flying V, boost pedal, phaser, delay, bitcrusher, small combo tube amp, korg kaoss pad, tapos guitar strap na gawa dun sa leather na ginagamit ng barbero na panghasa ng razor (syempre gamit na)
neon pink na Ibanez rg na modified with soapbar pickups (for the jangle/twang or whatever) unlabeled ts808 and muff clones with personally customized "art" na "cool" a boss dd20, line 6 dl4, ehx memory man deluxe, mxr carbon copy...basta lahat ng sikat na delay para tapos na ang usapan phasers (same as above), tremolo (same as above) a/b/y switch para pwede mag switch to a microkorg (ung first version with wooden side panels para mas "cool") sound activated LEDs (for show) diy pedalboard na may naka-dikit na toy action figures, mustache, ball jar...or whatever bright colored coily cables duct tape to secure straps sa strap button walang amp, saksak lang sa venue amp..whatever is available
Title: Re: what is the typical pinoy hipster rig?
Post by: officebiker on November 06, 2014, 12:31:07 PM
pero sige ganto para mas masaya yugn thread, kung gagawa kayo ng hipster rig, anong setup nyo?
any odd shaped 60s era guitar plugged directly to the mic input of an 80s boombox with its speaker cones torn to shreds and a nintendo ds 1 for the drums.
and the tshirt of course is important, the byrds, primal scream or any c86 bands.
Title: Re: what is the typical pinoy hipster rig?
Post by: gandydancer123 on November 06, 2014, 12:36:35 PM
neon pink na Ibanez rg na modified with soapbar pickups (for the jangle/twang or whatever) unlabeled ts808 and muff clones with personally customized "art" na "cool" a boss dd20, line 6 dl4, ehx memory man deluxe, mxr carbon copy...basta lahat ng sikat na delay para tapos na ang usapan phasers (same as above), tremolo (same as above) a/b/y switch para pwede mag switch to a microkorg (ung first version with wooden side panels para mas "cool") sound activated LEDs (for show) diy pedalboard na may naka-dikit na toy action figures, mustache, ball jar...or whatever bright colored coily cables duct tape to secure straps sa strap button walang amp, saksak lang sa venue amp..whatever is available
hahaha...kung hipster ka and nabasa mo mga to...cringe inducing..hahaha the mystery is gone
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Post by: gandydancer123 on November 06, 2014, 12:39:40 PM
tapos yung pedal board ng hipster..may nakapalupot na multi colored christmas lights!!! shet!!!
tapos may mga incorporate na weird, interesting instruments na nahalukay niya sa ukay ukay...like yung parang piano na may hose na de-ihip... nyahahaha... (melodica) o kaya yung toy accordion na nabibili sa toys r us..
tapos yung pedal board bag niya na gawa sa 1960's na samsonite na maleta..may parang display ledge ng mga tin robots and wind up toys na collection niya...
tapos yung tropa nilang hipster photographer na naka bonnet and thick framed glasses may dala dalang dlsr tapos puro BOKEH yung tirada ng shots...and may isang Diana F na Lomographic cam na nakasukbit din para kuhanin mga facial expressions ng mga tropa nila...
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Post by: gandydancer123 on November 06, 2014, 12:51:16 PM
Title: Re: what is the typical pinoy hipster rig?
Post by: gandydancer123 on November 06, 2014, 12:55:59 PM
You Know You’re a Hipster Worship Guitarist When… Posted on 11 March, 2012 by Karl — 117 Comments ↓
And I can say these things because I am a worship guitarist, and a lot of these are true about me. That’s the rule; you’re allowed to make fun of things you are. And Nicolas Cage. So…you know you’re a hipster worship guitarist when…
when you no longer feel awkward before service at church because you can spend the downtime pretending to mess with your pedals. when you own a Morgan amp. when you own two Morgan amps. when you run a Strymon Blue Sky stereo into your two Morgan’s. when you plug a Duesenberg into your pedalboard. (Or a Tele.) when you politely email Strymon about the shortcomings of the Timeline every time it delays a wrong note you hit, and then post about it on Gear Page. ‘Ya, I’ve already contacted Strymon about that, and Ethan says they’re working on it. Because, to be completely honest, a delay pedal that can’t intuitively sense when I hit a wrong note, is totally unusable live.’ when you still talk about John Mark McMillan as if no one has ever heard of him. when you liked Mutemath before they were cool. when you complain about the injustices of mass-produced overseas gear via twitter from your iPhone. when every riff you play sounds like U2, but you still maintain that they’re overplayed and unoriginal. when you hate U2, but dig The Edge’s innovative approach to the guitar. when you know the names of every Hillsong guitarist. when instead of saying, ‘The lead goes like this’, you say, ‘Well Nigel does this.’ when you are honestly able to convince yourself to pay rush shipping because you legitimately believe worship won’t happen without that fuzz pedal. when you complain about the snobbishness of The Gear Page, on posts in Facebook guitar gear groups. when you have a pedalboard as big as the sun. when you’ve sold your Fulldrive for a Tim, your Tim for a King of Tone, your King of Tone for a Jetter Gain Stage, your Gain Stage for a Wampler Ecstasy, your Wampler for a Rockett Flex Drive, your Flex Drive for a Pearl, your Pearl for a JHS Double Barrel, and then end up using your stock TS9 most of the time. when you battle for ‘Praise and Worship’ to be recognized as a legitimate message board musical genre. when you consider yourself innovative for lowering the mix level on your dotted eighths. when you wear wristbands and stripe socks, but still maintain that ‘you’re not hipster.’ Right. Because you were so wearing stripe socks in 2004. when you Instagram 7 photos a day of your ‘updated pedalboard’, even though no one can tell the difference due to the vintage ’70′s lighting effect. when you pontificate on pedals you’ve never played…or sometimes even heard of. when you hate Rob Bell, love Francis Chan, and have a dust-covered copy of Blue Like Jazz you’ve never read. when, if the power to the whole building went out, your rig could still run for two hours. (In fact, you rig was probably the reason for the power outage.) when you miss prayer to pull your Pedal Power out form under your Pedaltrain to change the dipswitch and test out your Fulltone OCD on 9 vs. 12 volts in a live situation. (Oh yikes…I’ve so done that.) when you have an ambient album. ;) It’s really, really refreshing to laugh at yourself every once in a while. We’re such goobers. And I’ll gladly risk sounding cliche here because it’s just so incredibly true and really awesome: God’s grace is amazing.
Splendid. Karl.
http://www.guitarforworship.com/?p=4379
The most hipster guitar rig http://www.thegearpage.net/board/archive/index.php/t-945871.html
^^^ This is a riot!! hahaha
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mvd18969 03-15-2013, 11:00 AM A fender jaguar or tele with at least 1 sticker on it ("mean people suck", or "I support [insert cause of choice]"), excess string ends left uncut. Very frequent use of a capo. Amp must be a worn looking fender combo with reverb set to at least 8. Bonus hipster points for tweed covering and/or wheat grillcloth. Usually uses 3 or 4 off brand pedals (no two are the same brand or shape). No pedalboard; all cables and pedals are carried in the smallest suitcase from Grandma's old luggage set from the 60s. Definitely wears skinny jeans and high top black chucks or some other [grape]-looking equivalent. Wrinkled print long sleeve button down shirt with a t shirt of some band you've never heard of underneath. If it's a gig night, black vest over top and a pork pie hat.
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Post by: red lights on November 06, 2014, 01:02:22 PM
parang hipster = weird kuno?
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Post by: gandydancer123 on November 06, 2014, 01:04:14 PM
So I guess hipster is like punk for passive people?
hahaha this is the best description!
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Post by: queer_rocker on November 06, 2014, 01:27:56 PM
maituturing kung typical hipster kung -offset ang gitara -payat na malaki ang tyan o pwet -distortion at delay lang ang guitar effects -may kulay yung ibang part ng buhok -malakas mag yosi -madaldal pagsilay nagsamasama -downstroke lagi pagtipa sa gitara minsan isang chords lang -nakasalamin na walng grado -naka sumbrero na amoy nilupak na bulok -nag a-adik-adikan look
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Post by: jm the mute on November 06, 2014, 01:41:34 PM
actually, there was a time when I... had an accordion(got it from pier...smelled like pier) 3 vintage analog synths (wish I still had them) I had a 60s/70s style "maleta" for a pedal container...used it for a night (hassle dalhin...pero "cool" hehe) diy pedal board made of stuff from ace hardware (panel board+rubber feer+drawer handles) a smaller diy pedal board (maliit na white board, kalikot audio psu na neon green ang ilaw for the WHOA) I've always wanted a jaguar since the mid-90s but never owned one ( I now play an 80's Gibson V and a soldano inspired siochi \m/) I had a shot-lived "electronic music" band and recorded some songs (still in my soundcloud)
anyway...I guess I was...and still is :p
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Post by: gandydancer123 on November 06, 2014, 01:44:40 PM
actually, there was a time when I... had an accordion(got it from pier...smelled like pier) 3 vintage analog synths (wish I still had them) I had a 60s/70s style "maleta" for a pedal container...used it for a night (hassle dalhin...pero "cool" hehe) diy pedal board made of stuff from ace hardware (panel board+rubber feer+drawer handles) a smaller diy pedal board (maliit na white board, kalikot audio psu na neon green ang ilaw for the WHOA) I've always wanted a jaguar since the mid-90s but never owned one ( I now play an 80's Gibson V and a soldano inspired siochi \m/) I had a shot-lived "electronic music" band and recorded some songs (still in my soundcloud)
anyway...I guess I was...and still is :p
gig pics naman dyan! :-P :-P nyahaha!
Title: Re: what is the typical pinoy hipster rig?
Post by: jm the mute on November 06, 2014, 01:51:36 PM
actually, there was a time when I... had an accordion(got it from pier...smelled like pier) 3 vintage analog synths (wish I still had them) I had a 60s/70s style "maleta" for a pedal container...used it for a night (hassle dalhin...pero "cool" hehe) diy pedal board made of stuff from ace hardware (panel board+rubber feer+drawer handles) a smaller diy pedal board (maliit na white board, kalikot audio psu na neon green ang ilaw for the WHOA) I've always wanted a jaguar since the mid-90s but never owned one ( I now play an 80's Gibson V and a soldano inspired siochi \m/) I had a shot-lived "electronic music" band and recorded some songs (still in my soundcloud)
anyway...I guess I was...and still is :p
Jm kaw ba yung may green na siochi? tumgtog kayo sa bday ni francis cycosis last year?
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Post by: sonicassault on November 06, 2014, 01:53:16 PM
maituturing kung typical hipster kung -offset ang gitara -payat na malaki ang tyan o pwet -distortion at delay lang ang guitar effects -may kulay yung ibang part ng buhok -malakas mag yosi -madaldal pagsilay nagsamasama -downstroke lagi pagtipa sa gitara minsan isang chords lang -nakasalamin na walng grado -naka sumbrero na amoy nilupak na bulok -nag a-adik-adikan look
madungis ang itsura pero well maintained ang mustache
Title: Re: what is the typical pinoy hipster rig?
Post by: jm the mute on November 06, 2014, 02:36:10 PM
I actually want to have a wooden stripped down rock pedalboard, tapos either ipapalilok ko yung design or ipapa burn/etch thing ko yung design. yun ang hipster. otherwise, hanap lang ng solid plank of wood tapos velcro at rubber feet, solb na :lol:
pero sige ganto para mas masaya yugn thread, kung gagawa kayo ng hipster rig, anong setup nyo?
ako hello kitty squier o kaya yung first act na 3/4 flying V, boost pedal, phaser, delay, bitcrusher, small combo tube amp, korg kaoss pad, tapos guitar strap na gawa dun sa leather na ginagamit ng barbero na panghasa ng razor (syempre gamit na)
actually, any 3/4 na guitar para madaling dalhin kapag naka-fixed gear bike
(those 3/4 flying Vs at RJ music are quite interesting...I wanna buy one for my son hehe)
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Post by: gandydancer123 on November 06, 2014, 02:57:03 PM
napanuod mo ba yung episode ng the simpsons yung may nakilala si homer na "hipster" na pamilya?
pero in fairness gusto ko ng ganung self sustaining...try to avoid "the man" as possible..
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Post by: jm the mute on November 06, 2014, 03:00:55 PM
off topic: and pinaka memorable simpsons episode sa akin is yung binenta ni bart yung kaluluwa nya...and yung guest si paul McCartney to comfort lisa about her being a vegetarian
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Post by: sonicassault on November 06, 2014, 03:05:34 PM
fixed gear bike, hipster through and through :lol:
actually, i wanna buy one of those for myself! di ko lang sure kung mini humbucker yung naka-install.
pwede ring Japanese bike...foldable bike (all from pier) or longboard (not dissing longboarders...malalaman mo na for show lang pag sobrang bago pa nung gulong at alagang-alaga yung board...at hindi naka-suot ng safety gear para kitang kita na "cool" ka)
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Post by: gandydancer123 on November 06, 2014, 03:21:31 PM
BMX forever for me! got a deal on a cheap used Haro, supposed to pick it up tonight...
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Post by: jm the mute on November 06, 2014, 03:22:35 PM
mas nakakaawa yung mga hipster na bumuo ng so-called shoegaze band dahil lang "cool" hehe
Sabagay. nga naman... Pero hindi ko rin alam parang sosyal na Jejemon lang ang hipster at nakakairita sila lalo na sa Cubao x. Sinira nila yung lugar ang ganda pa naman sana nung x lalo na dati... :|
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Post by: jm the mute on November 06, 2014, 03:29:58 PM
Sabagay. nga naman... Pero hindi ko rin alam parang sosyal na Jejemon lang ang hipster at nakakairita sila lalo na sa Cubao x. Sinira nila yung lugar ang ganda pa naman sana nung x lalo na dati... :|
tama. sinira nga nila
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Post by: sonicassault on November 06, 2014, 03:33:38 PM
don't ever let the hipsters know about drone metal, please
they already know. actually, because of the scarcity of gigs, they spend a lot of time debating on which fuzz is perfect for their rig...kahit di pa nila na-try in actual. and kung paano magkaka-wall of sound kahit ang gamit nilang amp is yung bulok na behringer solidstate sa venue
Title: Re: what is the typical pinoy hipster rig?
Post by: jm the mute on November 06, 2014, 03:40:46 PM
Agree! ayawan na pag pinasok nila yun! grabe! Masisira ang pangalan ni Al Cisneros nyan! hahaha
Kung gagamit ng rack mounted effects ang mga hipster o kaya naman ay interface, (well gagamit kaya sila nun?) Ano kay ang gagamitin nila? haha
do not retreat. let the boys be boys...us men (toinks) will rock hehehe
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Post by: gandydancer123 on November 06, 2014, 03:41:28 PM
actually, reading this thread..parang nga naging mainstream na masyado at "painted into a corner" yung nonconformist culture,mindset and attitude...and parang naging negative label ang term na "hipster"..hahaha
pero i guess, higher practitioners and believers are beyond the clothes, the hype..the usual stereotypes...the music..
higher level folks, dont even need society to look at what their doing, how they are living their lives.. they just naturaly do...usually inconspicously pa..and not draw attention..kasi true lifestyle nila yun...
normal avaerage folk, leading alternative, non conformist lives...sticking it up to the MAN, as plainly as possible...
Those who support their local businesses and industries.. green low carbon, non hyper consumeristic attitudes..biking on their simple regular bikes to everywhere..supporting local music scene and arts..with out wearing hey look at me Im a hipster fashionista stuff... breast feeding their kids, homeschooling them as much as they can...taking them to museums, parks, and educational trips more than buying them fad toys and video games...running their own e-shop focusing on high quality handmade products...and all that jazz..
those folks you see, all parading and flaunting the "Hey look Im cool, Im hipster" with 700 selfies on their instagram wearing their latest ETSY finds (which they will only wear or use once or twice).... are the ones trying hard to prove something that they are...na most of the time they are not..
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Post by: jm the mute on November 06, 2014, 03:42:02 PM
actually, reading this thread..parang nga naging mainstream na masyado at "painted into a corner" yung nonconformist culture,mindset and attitude...and parang naging negative label ang term na "hipster"..hahaha
pero i guess, higher practitioners and believers are beyond the clothes, the hype..the usual stereotypes...the music..
higher level folks, dont even need society to look at what their doing, how they are living their lives.. they just naturaly do...usually inconspicously pa..and not draw attention..kasi true lifestyle nila yun...
normal avaerage folk, leading alternative, non conformist lives...sticking it up to the MAN, as plainly as possible...
Those who support their local businesses and industries.. green low carbon, non hyper consumeristic attitudes..biking on their simple regular bikes to everywhere..supporting local music scene and arts..with out wearing hey look at me Im a hipster fashionista stuff... breast feeding their kids, homeschooling them as much as they can...taking them to museums, parks, and educational trips more than buying them fad toys and video games...running their own e-shop focusing on high quality handmade products...and all that jazz..
those folks you see, all parading and flaunting the "Hey look Im cool, Im hipster" are the ones trying hard to prove something..
tama. "so much effort to look like they don't care" hehe
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Post by: gandydancer123 on November 06, 2014, 03:46:09 PM
actually, reading this thread..parang nga naging mainstream na masyado at "painted into a corner" yung nonconformist culture,mindset and attitude...and parang naging negative label ang term na "hipster"..hahaha
pero i guess, higher practitioners and believers are beyond the clothes, the hype..the usual stereotypes...the music..
higher level folks, dont even need society to look at what their doing, how they are living their lives.. they just naturaly do...usually inconspicously pa..and not draw attention..kasi true lifestyle nila yun...
normal avaerage folk, leading alternative, non conformist lives...sticking it up to the MAN, as plainly as possible...
Those who support their local businesses and industries.. green low carbon, non hyper consumeristic attitudes..biking on their simple regular bikes to everywhere..supporting local music scene and arts..with out wearing hey look at me Im a hipster fashionista stuff... breast feeding their kids, homeschooling them as much as they can...taking them to museums, parks, and educational trips more than buying them fad toys and video games...running their own e-shop focusing on high quality handmade products...and all that jazz..
those folks you see, all parading and flaunting the "Hey look Im cool, Im hipster" with 700 selfies on their instagram wearing their latest ETSY finds (which they will only wear or use once or twice).... are the ones trying hard to prove something that they are...na most of the time they are not..
itong ito! hahaha I think surfers have been doing this long before hipsters were born haha
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Post by: starkiller on November 06, 2014, 04:02:18 PM
Hipster for the image only. I present evidence #1: Charice's old (manufactured) image: (http://i.ytimg.com/vi/T_k9tCa4TZE/hqdefault.jpg)
Yup, telecaster nga, and an unorthodox one at that.
I can respect her current true tomboy self better; though I still don't like it.
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Post by: walanakamingyelo on November 06, 2014, 04:05:11 PM
they already know. actually, because of the scarcity of gigs, they spend a lot of time debating on which fuzz is perfect for their rig...kahit di pa nila na-try in actual. and kung paano magkaka-wall of sound kahit ang gamit nilang amp is yung bulok na behringer solidstate sa venue
hey I have a behringer practice amp hipster na ako :lol:
but seriously, too many people try to hard to be a "hipster" and all of them just end up like adam levine in the middle of Begin Again.
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Post by: starkiller on November 06, 2014, 04:14:26 PM
hey I have a behringer practice amp hipster na ako :lol:
but seriously, too many people try to hard to be a "hipster" and all of them just end up like adam levine in the middle of Begin Again.
i'm talking about that crap behringer amp sa b-side...I think its the same crap behringer amp from rock2metal from ages ago
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Post by: Bart on November 07, 2014, 12:35:59 AM
Telecaster is too ubiquitous and iconic to be pigeonholed as being a 'hipster' guitar. Damn hipsters!
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Post by: juan_alderete on November 07, 2014, 02:42:02 AM
"Hipsterism" is so broad you really cant tell. Although I dont know how the hell indie, shoegaze,experimental now is considered hipster music lol
On guitars they use all fender except strats Gibson except flying v , lp customs
Any other guitars except metal guitars
Expect od reverb maybe fuzz if brave enough
How to spot a hipster: You really cant pinpoint what they're using if we talk gear because no hipster would admit they are one haha. Never mind the music they play it doesnt matter listen first if they constantly whine about other bands to make them selves more credible. Thats how u spot one also the unnecessary "word-play". Sometimes its not about the music anymore its about creds and coolness, rarity. that sucks Lol
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Post by: jm the mute on November 07, 2014, 09:22:18 AM
discontinued Japanese guitar made in the late 60s/70s indian headband really sweet looking sneakers for stomping on them pedulz plugged into a 15watter and claiming that "it's his/her wall of sound"
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Post by: gandydancer123 on November 07, 2014, 10:27:18 AM
instagram muna yung pedalboard set up before starting the set? :lol:
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Post by: sonicassault on November 07, 2014, 10:54:30 AM
band website or fan page na puro pictures and gig reviews from fellow hipster writers...peor walang soundclip
naka-cassette daw
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Post by: mr.D on November 07, 2014, 11:04:07 AM
e yung mga cover songs na inartehan? hipster din yun?
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Post by: jm the mute on November 07, 2014, 11:06:35 AM
and the reviews goes like this: "____'s battered red jazzmaster perfectly matches their lead singer's fiery vocal delivery reminiscent of a young Karen O trapped in Bon Iver's DIY studio in an uncharted wood forest in Wisconsin."
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Post by: jm the mute on November 07, 2014, 11:09:22 AM
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Post by: gandydancer123 on November 07, 2014, 11:23:23 AM
Quote
band website or fan page na puro pictures and gig reviews from fellow hipster writers...peor walang soundclip
(http://and the reviews goes like this: "____'s battered red jazzmaster perfectly matches their lead singer's fiery vocal delivery reminiscent of a young Karen O trapped in Bon Iver's DIY studio in an uncharted wood forest in Wisconsin.")
(http://ang PSU mo locally-sourced organic potato :lol:)
^ HAHAHAHA
tapos yung blogger/review writer, highly educated, nakatira padin sa magulang,chillin and a bummin' kasi hirap magfit in sa jobs na napasukan niya kasi di makarelate gaano sa coworkers niya... so trying to finish the novel in his/her head pero ni isang page sa ms word di pa nasisimulan...
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Post by: shodawmoon on November 07, 2014, 11:26:00 AM
(http://and the reviews goes like this: "____'s battered red jazzmaster perfectly matches their lead singer's fiery vocal delivery reminiscent of a young Karen O trapped in Bon Iver's DIY studio in an uncharted wood forest in Wisconsin.")
(http://ang PSU mo locally-sourced organic potato :lol:)
^ HAHAHAHA
tapos yung blogger/review writer, highly educated, nakatira padin sa magulang,chillin and a bummin' kasi hirap magfit in sa jobs na napasukan niya kasi di makarelate gaano sa coworkers niya... so trying to finish the novel in his/her head pero ni isang page sa ms word di pa nasisimulan...
dahil naka typewriter daw, pero walang mabili na ribbon at ink :lol:
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Post by: jm the mute on November 07, 2014, 01:49:10 PM
(http://and the reviews goes like this: "____'s battered red jazzmaster perfectly matches their lead singer's fiery vocal delivery reminiscent of a young Karen O trapped in Bon Iver's DIY studio in an uncharted wood forest in Wisconsin.")
(http://ang PSU mo locally-sourced organic potato :lol:)
^ HAHAHAHA
tapos yung blogger/review writer, highly educated, nakatira padin sa magulang,chillin and a bummin' kasi hirap magfit in sa jobs na napasukan niya kasi di makarelate gaano sa coworkers niya... so trying to finish the novel in his/her head pero ni isang page sa ms word di pa nasisimulan...
MISMO! im afraid na-ooff topic na tayo...wala kasing nagpopost ng gear list or pictures :/
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Post by: gandydancer123 on November 07, 2014, 01:59:55 PM
actually coily cables are cool and funky...
pero in my opinion di siya practical.. mabigat, and pag tumatalon talon ka humahapas siya sa sahig..and medyo bulky compared sa conventional cables..
coily pros are
1.coolness factor 2.neat siya
pero decided not to utilize it..pang bahay lang...bale yung connection ko sa amp to the pedal board..para madali madistinguish...
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Post by: jm the mute on November 07, 2014, 02:08:23 PM
interested ako dun sa idea na may mga gumagamit ng karaoke combo as an amp....i'd like to see a band with a guitarist that uses one live
yep..ako rin may white vox coily cable na binili ko for the "WHOA" factor. I don't jump or run around kaya ok lang na gamitin sa gig...kaso faulty minsan ung plugs nya kaya sa bahay ko na lang ginagamit ngayon....while wearing my boat shoes, flannel shirt and indian headdress (syempre joke lang yung last part)
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Post by: ejecruz on November 07, 2014, 02:09:37 PM
napanuod mo ba yung episode ng the simpsons yung may nakilala si homer na "hipster" na pamilya?
pero in fairness gusto ko ng ganung self sustaining...try to avoid "the man" as possible..
Gandy, ung ba yung ang business nung family is donuts? and nag scarf si homer?
Sorry OT.. :-D
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Post by: sonicassault on November 07, 2014, 02:19:45 PM
I never found coily instrument cables cool. probably because I hate it when they go telephone cord on you (yung bigla may isang loop na mag-U turn at di mo na sya maayos ang pangit na. OC lang.).
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Post by: gandydancer123 on November 07, 2014, 02:44:03 PM
Gandy, ung ba yung ang business nung family is donuts? and nag scarf si homer?
Sorry OT.. :-D
hahaha yeah!! paborito ko yun! actually gusto ko yung trip ng Donut guy dad, in an ideal world.. gusto ko yung once na mabenta na lahat ng donuts niya for the day...thats it! pwede na siya gumawa ng bagay na trip niya..
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Post by: caloyness on November 10, 2014, 02:05:43 PM
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Post by: caloyness on November 10, 2014, 02:08:58 PM
for me i usually have gears na madalang or rare..
1. customized 2. Rare brand 3. Good quality / premium feel 4. I hate gloss finish, i'm more into satin or all natural finish. 5. yung cable na neon and prang telephone line basta artistic. 6. customized strap is a must! with triangles (illuminati)
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Post by: gandydancer123 on November 12, 2014, 02:18:26 PM
Anyways, ung Gumagaya sa Incubus sa Porma and Tunog.
Hinde ko gusto mga Hipster, masyadong pa - cool.
I can consider myself as a hipster so i'll give a feedback on this base on my understanding of what is a "hipster", usually hipsters ay yung mga taong iwas sa mainstream ideas or items. they prefer to look different and unique compared to others, which is a way to express themselves and not to "impress" other people.
from 1 - 10 scale i can say i'm a level 4 hipster considering the following:
1 - my guitars/accessories usually have unique color ( not black/white/red) 2- i dress uniquely thou it should still be appropriate with the weather and venue. 3 - i don't quite dig the mainstream (top chart 100 ) music or should i say i prefer indie bands. Pero medyo bias ako pagdating sa OPM bands. sobrang fan ako ng OPM haha 4- mahilig sa kape / vintage items (typewriter/old cameras)
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Post by: shoegaze geezer on December 08, 2014, 01:42:03 PM
I can consider myself as a hipster so i'll give a feedback on this base on my understanding of what is a "hipster", usually hipsters ay yung mga taong iwas sa mainstream ideas or items. they prefer to look different and unique compared to others, which is a way to express themselves and not to "impress" other people.
from 1 - 10 scale i can say i'm a level 4 hipster considering the following:
1 - my guitars/accessories usually have unique color ( not black/white/red) 2- i dress uniquely thou it should still be appropriate with the weather and venue. 3 - i don't quite dig the mainstream (top chart 100 ) music or should i say i prefer indie bands. Pero medyo bias ako pagdating sa OPM bands. sobrang fan ako ng OPM haha 4- mahilig sa kape / vintage items (typewriter/old cameras)
ah, ok. now i understand what a hipster is. btw bro...does being a hipster include posing and smiling like what you did in your avatar? :-D
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Post by: caloyness on December 08, 2014, 02:00:48 PM
ah, ok. now i understand what a hipster is. btw bro...does being a hipster include posing and smiling like what you did in your avatar? :-D
nope, i just suck at posing. maybe it's time to change my DP hahaha
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Post by: jm the mute on December 08, 2014, 02:04:00 PM
my god, this is so November 4
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Post by: gandydancer123 on December 08, 2014, 02:05:39 PM
http://www.kexp.org/
hmmm wala bang local counterpart ang KEXP sa pinas? haha
rakista radio?
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Post by: gandydancer123 on December 08, 2014, 02:38:51 PM
Hipster:
I guess, anything other than popular stuff... stay away from strats, or les pauls...offsets, fiberglass, beatup student guitars...fuzzes, discontinued boss pedals...amps, mostly fenders and off the beaten track brands, no marshalls or highend boutique stuff...coily cables..some pins and badges on their straps...addition of interesting instruments,electronic gadgets etc. adding texture and spunk.. thick glasses, duct tape for straplocks..accompanied by fashionista crowd..intellectuals..artists,writers..philosophers..highly opinionated individuals.. usually on their vespas, or VW karmann ghias,combi's..
Rakista:
kids in tight skinny jeans, with some black tshirt with a deathmetal band print..loaded with Ibanez', and metal dirt pedals or MFX units..through orange or Marshalls.. some piercings and tats...long hair..and leather wrist bands..skate shoes..with their bmx or skateboards..downing a few bottles of redhorse before, during, after the show...
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Post by: qroon on December 08, 2014, 02:44:49 PM
And kapag nag-type ng message sa forums, ... ang gamit, instead of. He he he.
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Post by: gandydancer123 on December 08, 2014, 02:48:06 PM
I guess, anything other than popular stuff... stay away from strats, or les pauls...offsets, fiberglass, beatup student guitars...fuzzes, discontinued boss pedals...amps, mostly fenders and off the beaten track brands, no marshalls or highend boutique stuff...coily cables..some pins and badges on their straps...addition of interesting instruments,electronic gadgets etc. adding texture and spunk.. thick glasses, duct tape for straplocks..accompanied by fashionista crowd..intellectuals..artists,writers..philosophers..highly opinionated individuals.. usually on their vespas, or VW karmann ghias,combi's..
Rakista:
kids in tight skinny jeans, with some black tshirt with a deathmetal band print..loaded with Ibanez', and metal dirt pedals or MFX units..through orange or Marshalls.. some piercings and tats...long hair..and leather wrist bands..skate shoes..with their bmx or skateboards..downing a few bottles of redhorse before, during, after the show...
Nailed it!
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Post by: claudefi on December 08, 2014, 04:47:43 PM
And 3 - 4 delay pedals at the very least. Probably a fender jag, into a vox ac.
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Post by: gandydancer123 on December 08, 2014, 05:01:53 PM
I guess, anything other than popular stuff... stay away from strats, or les pauls...offsets, fiberglass, beatup student guitars...fuzzes, discontinued boss pedals...amps, mostly fenders and off the beaten track brands, no marshalls or highend boutique stuff...coily cables..some pins and badges on their straps...addition of interesting instruments,electronic gadgets etc. adding texture and spunk.. thick glasses, duct tape for straplocks..accompanied by fashionista crowd..intellectuals..artists,writers..philosophers..highly opinionated individuals.. usually on their vespas, or VW karmann ghias,combi's..
i beg to disagree mr. gandy on the "no highend boutique stuff" i think may pagka hipster-ish din yun! spending tons of money just to find that tone that makes you "unique" :lol: i guess it depends on how you define the term, for me the stereotypical hipsters are the ones who try too hard to be unique :eek:
but hey no hate here lahat naman tayo at some level ganun din, everybody wants to be special :) and i think there's nothing wrong with that pero sympre everything in moderation things only go bad when its in excess
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Post by: jm the mute on December 10, 2014, 08:04:45 AM
be unique just like everybody else
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Post by: gandydancer123 on December 10, 2014, 08:18:26 AM
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Post by: jm the mute on December 10, 2014, 11:18:41 AM
ang "COOL" siguro kung ganito lineup:
walang drummer. instead, drum circle. yung mga pa-earth people na naka-djembe at darbukha na bentang-benta pag mga cultural events. tapos singer na naka-ukulele na mukhang minor tapos nagsysynthesizer in 1 or 2 songs. bassist na naka double bass. yung gitarista nagsysynth din. tapos lahat sila naka native indian headwear and warpaint na neon colors
pangalan ng banda "Helvetika"
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Post by: gandydancer123 on December 10, 2014, 11:20:34 AM
usually Aquarius or Sagittarius...born on year of the sheep/goat... tipong malakas tendency maging hipster "exceptional" (corrected para positive)..
tama ba? hahaha :eek:
Start Date End Date Heavenly Branch 13 February 1907 1 February 1908 Fire Goat 1 February 1919 19 February 1920 Earth Goat 17 February 1931 5 February 1932 Metal Goat 5 February 1943 24 January 1944 Water Goat 24 January 1955 11 February 1956 Wood Goat 9 February 1967 22 January 1968 Fire Goat 28 January 1979 15 February 1980 Earth Goat 15 February 1991 3 February 1992 Metal Goat 1 February 2003 21 January 2004 Water Goat 19 February 2015 7 February 2016 Wood Goat 6 February 2027 25 January 2028 Fire Goat 24 January 2039 11 February 2040 Earth Goat 11 February 2051 31 January 2052 Metal Goat
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Post by: jm the mute on December 10, 2014, 11:23:04 AM
I guess, anything other than popular stuff... stay away from strats, or les pauls...offsets, fiberglass, beatup student guitars...fuzzes, discontinued boss pedals...amps, mostly fenders and off the beaten track brands, no marshalls or highend boutique stuff...coily cables..some pins and badges on their straps...addition of interesting instruments,electronic gadgets etc. adding texture and spunk.. thick glasses, duct tape for straplocks..accompanied by fashionista crowd..intellectuals..artists,writers..philosophers..highly opinionated individuals.. usually on their vespas, or VW karmann ghias,combi's..
Rakista:
kids in tight skinny jeans, with some black tshirt with a deathmetal band print..loaded with Ibanez', and metal dirt pedals or MFX units..through orange or Marshalls.. some piercings and tats...long hair..and leather wrist bands..skate shoes..with their bmx or skateboards..downing a few bottles of redhorse before, during, after the show...
Ang arte pala ng Hipsters. lol. Just kidding.
Well, Can I say they're the direct opposite of Punks?
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Post by: jm the mute on December 11, 2014, 10:00:14 AM
pag hipster: invited na ng production, tapos last minute hindi sisipot kasi may art exhibit yung isang member
pag punk: pay-to-play / ticket selling yung gig. 2 kanta lang tutugtugin. puro ka-opisina lang ng band members ang nanonood.
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Post by: gandydancer123 on December 11, 2014, 11:18:39 AM
sabay after ng set...sasabihin ng kaopisina mo: "galling mo, dre...kaso akala ko sweet child yung tutugtugin nyo...wala akong maintindihan eh"
though you gotta love these guys who show up and support you and your music... sa panahon ngayon..lahat medyo tight sa pera..sila lalabas, bibiyahe, oorder ng food at drinks sa bar-resto, magbabayad ng entrance...just to watch..wow..kudos sa kanila..the best!
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Post by: caloyness on December 11, 2014, 11:35:50 AM
typical hipster rig, because 1 delay is too mainstream :mrgreen:
(http://i.imgur.com/Qu5hnddl.jpg)
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Post by: gandydancer123 on December 11, 2014, 11:54:32 AM
usually Aquarius or Sagittarius...born on year of the sheep/goat... tipong malakas tendency maging hipster "exceptional" (corrected para positive)..
tama ba? hahaha :eek:
Start Date End Date Heavenly Branch 13 February 1907 1 February 1908 Fire Goat 1 February 1919 19 February 1920 Earth Goat 17 February 1931 5 February 1932 Metal Goat 5 February 1943 24 January 1944 Water Goat 24 January 1955 11 February 1956 Wood Goat 9 February 1967 22 January 1968 Fire Goat 28 January 1979 15 February 1980 Earth Goat 15 February 1991 3 February 1992 Metal Goat 1 February 2003 21 January 2004 Water Goat 19 February 2015 7 February 2016 Wood Goat 6 February 2027 25 January 2028 Fire Goat 24 January 2039 11 February 2040 Earth Goat 11 February 2051 31 January 2052 Metal Goat
Sagittarius, year of the Snake. Lol
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Post by: jm the mute on January 08, 2015, 04:55:53 PM
http://memegenerator.net/instance/53785593
is it possible to have an axe fx in a typical pinoy hipster rig for those "indie" rock tones?
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Post by: Magus on February 02, 2015, 11:30:18 AM
any Videos of how a hipster looks or plays like?
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Post by: caloyness on February 02, 2015, 04:24:43 PM
tama. "so much effort to look like they don't care" hehe
EDIT: "so much CARE to look like they don't CARE" haha!
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Post by: markdown on November 10, 2016, 11:17:43 PM
i have a tele and jazzmaster and planning to get an es335 or les paul jr dc, so i'm the most hipster here i guess.
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Post by: Ralph_Petrucci on November 11, 2016, 12:42:05 PM
punta kayo sa the 1975 fan meet gigs. magkakamukha na silang lahat =))))
super loose blouselike top or plaid polos, skinny jeans, boots or leather shoes, unkempt messy looking heair (but you know it took them 3 hours of tugging, and pulling to get it right)
Jazzmaster, Jaguar or mustang. lotsa delays and reverbs in their board, may keyboardist or sequencer na kabanda.
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Post by: jepbueno on November 11, 2016, 02:33:18 PM
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Post by: gandydancer123 on November 11, 2016, 03:20:38 PM
kaya medyo nag die down offset love ko, haha kasi lahat na naka jazzy or jag..haha the fire in my heart is still there though..pero hopefully a diemel.. :lol:
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Post by: Ralph_Petrucci on November 11, 2016, 05:09:57 PM
pramis paps punta ka =)) iisa na talga pormahan nila =)) monochrome pa! =))
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Post by: nicoyow on November 17, 2016, 01:58:47 AM
palagay ko magiging belong na ako sa kanila pag nakakuha ako ng Jaguar or jazzmaster. GAS ako sa offset ngayon hahahaha :lol: :lol:
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Post by: gandydancer123 on November 17, 2016, 11:37:14 AM
true hipster will go the non-hipster route...
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Post by: taniguesashimi on November 21, 2016, 03:41:02 PM
i guess there good and bad hipsters.
good hipsters I believe still have good taste in music. you will notice in their music that there is passion. maybe these are the ones that can stand out, not stick out.
bad hipsters probably are just those who like to show off. yung tipong hindi na pinag isipan yung compositions, nag search lang ng mga hipster riffs tapos copy riff na, then copy clothes, then they become a society. Then its like a virus, hawa-hawa na kasi uso, then may mga makikiuso (worse hipsters I guess) na di naman bagay. hehehe! but I respect them, its their social life.
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Post by: dewberry on November 21, 2016, 07:03:00 PM
Is Tame the Impala a hipster band? :-D (edited parang off topic ako ah para sa pinoy hipster pala hehe )
Parang hipster dating eh hehe.
But I dig some of their songs. hehe
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Post by: nicoyow on November 21, 2016, 07:11:40 PM