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Best Talk Box affect on a rock song?
YellowSnow
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Best Talk Box affect on a rock song? 15 votes
Man in the Box - Alice in Chains
6%
1 vote
Haitian Divorce - Steely Dan
6%
1 vote
These Shoes - The Eagles
0%
Rocky Mountain Way - Joe Walsh
13%
2 votes
Hair of the Dog - Nazareth
6%
1 vote
Do You Feel Like We Do - Peter Frampton
46%
7 votes
Livin' on A Prayer - Bon Jovi
0%
Kickstart my Heart - Motley Crue
0%
Sweet Emotion - Aerosmith
0%
F.O. Row Peter Puffer, you left off...
20%
3 votes
Comments
Frampton was the first that immediately jumped to mind. I've heard most the other songs and would have a hard time hearing the talk box part in my head without listening to the track again.
Frampton is by far the most famous use of Talk Box on a record, but these others are very good and obvious when you give a listen.
Love the entire Royal Scam
Frampton is the standard but, god damn, Hair of the Dog is one kick ass song
It's a little uneven for me. Kid Charlemagne is on their Mt Rushmore of best songs, but the album as a whole doesn't do it for me like its predecessor and successor.
Jambi - Tool
https://youtu.be/ed_UWFr13pU?si=B6QEWc9nGaa--nR_
Rotten Apple - Alice In Chains.
actually kind of a shitty song, but still..
My hot take is that I hated Frampton Comes Alive and thought it was an affront to everything that is decent about rock. Still do
Not a voice box fan in general but Joe Walsh was good at it
Not necessarily a “rock” song but smooth use of the voice box
BTW yella... effect
Affect is a verb.
I screw it up at work once in a while and someone always catches it.
Christ. The talk box affects the sound of the guitar resulting in an effect. Good enough for gubmint work I like to say.
Great show
Team Frampton 100/100 💯