Black Rebel Motorcycle Club – Little Thing Gone Wild
The music gear and equipment used by the artists, producers, engineers, and more involved in the making of the 2017 single Little Thing Gone Wild.
Music from Little Thing Gone Wild
Artists on Little Thing Gone Wild
Gear Used On Little Thing Gone Wild
Explore the instruments, equipment, software, and production tools used in the making of Black Rebel Motorcycle Club – Little Thing Gone Wild (2017). Click more on each item to see exactly how it was used.
Peter Hayes
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Guitars used by Peter Hayes on Little Thing Gone Wild
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Around the 2:40 mark we can see Peter Hayes plays a Gibson SG, with a capo on the fourth fret. In 2018 Music Radar interview, Hayes said that he "stole" this guitar from Gibson.
I stole this from Gibson! I think they know I took it and I probably owe them for that. I like the sound of this. I’ll use it for Teenage Disease, Little Thing Gone Wild, Steal A Ride. I dig the sound of SGs, they’ve got a tough feel to them that’s different to other guitars. I dig the sound of SGs, they’ve got a tough feel to them that’s different to other guitars. And it’s a very direct sound compared to the semi-hollow ones. I like guitars that aren’t necessarily friendly to play. I’m not really into having the action real low or any of that - when guitars get too smooth and easy, they almost sound a bit weird.
Hayes' SG Standard was also listed as gear he uses in 2018 Premier Guitar interview.
Effects Pedals used by Peter Hayes on Little Thing Gone Wild
TC Electronic Dark Matter Distortion
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Peter Hayes incorporates the TC Electronic Dark Matter Distortion pedal into his pedalboard, likely using it as an additional drive alongside his Klon Centaur, as detailed in the article "Black Rebel Motorcycle Club: Guitar Rig" on magazyngitarzysta.pl.
In 2018 Premier Guitar interview, Hayes mentioned the use of the pedal on "Little Thing Gone Wild" from BRMC's 2018 album "Wrong Creatures".