Hi Roger, great site!
Have you ever played a room where you
just couldn’t get a good bass sound onstage? Where the bass was just a big
undefined rumble, and no matter how much
tweaking you do on your amps the sound
just gets worse? What do you do in cases
like that? Try different amp settings? a different bass? I play an Excess 1 with
Picatos or Rotosounds thru an Eden WT800
and 4-10 & 2-12 cabs.
Hi Mr. Roger Glover, greetings from Mexico!!! i’m Humberto sandoval
I want to ask you something (that’s why i’m writing this), i’m very disappointed, because, i’ve had noticed that deep purple were playing here in Mexico…….but then, for reasons, that i don’t know, you didn’t perform ?what happened??would you mind to come back someday? and, i know you are a very busy fellow but, i’ll be SO happy if i get some answer, please that’s all, it’s been a pleasure to “meet you”.
Having been involved with making pieces of music that are looked on by the public as ‘classics’, are you aware when you first hear the song and lay down the track that ‘this is something special’?
I was involved in international sports for many years and remember those feelings when everything went right and winning was involved. The same amount of effort went in as on the days when it didn’t work out like the text book.
How does it feel to be a part of the first rock band to play in China?
Hi Roger,
I’ve always liked your skills behind the console. How much do you get involved in the live production on a daily basis? Is it a difficult transition going from studio monitors to PA systems? Do you ever get out and show the guys at the mixing board a thing or two?
I think that I’ve seen you guys (and Steve) every time that you’ve come through Albuquerque (and one time that DP cancelled I had my tickets of course), and now you’re coming again this month.