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Just to continue - I saw Tibbets sit in with a local group, Eight Head about a year and a half ago. Marc Anderson actually played trap drums and percussion and the band had local legend Dean Magraw on guitar and Jim Anton on bass respectively. It was an amazing show, and I was actualy able to hear some of the tunes from the Tibbets CDs in a live setting (this was at the Cedar Cultural Center). As far as loop content goes, Tibbets had his Lexicon there and was able to do some of the eerie stuff he does on record live. It was an education. His guitar rig was basically either a black strat into a Matchless Lighting practice amp into a Marshall half stack and a bunch of pedals, a mixing board and the Lexicon (the large 2 or 3 space delay). He also had a 12 string and a 6 string acoustic and how he looped was that he would swell notes in with a volume pedal or play chords fading them in and use the mixer to increase the amount of delay he wanted to hear. Oh. It was LOUD. Sadly, Eight Head is no more and it's unlikely Tibbets will be sitting in with a non-existent band these days. -t