Mike Watt & The Library Is on Fire – Hotel Jugoslavija
The music gear and equipment used by the artists, producers, engineers, and more involved in the making of the 2023 single Hotel Jugoslavija.
Music from Hotel Jugoslavija
Artists on Hotel Jugoslavija
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The Stooges Minutemen Porno for Pyros fIREHOSE J Mascis + The Fog Flipper Ciccone Youth Minuteflag Anywhere Mike Watt + The Secondmissingmen Mike Watt and the Secondmen Big Walnuts Yonder Dos Cuz The Reactionaries Chop The Missingmen Elevator Fitted funanori The Island Spielgusher mssv SLW cc Watt Crimony Banyan Bootstrappers The Black Gang Three-Layer Cake Lucky Sperms Unknown Instructors Jumpstarted Plowhards Broke Dick Dog Mike Watt and the Crew of the Flying Saucer Li'l Pit Wylde Ratttz Society's Ills -
Gear Used On Hotel Jugoslavija
Explore the instruments, equipment, software, and production tools used in the making of Mike Watt & The Library Is on Fire – Hotel Jugoslavija (2023). Click more on each item to see exactly how it was used.
Amplifiers used by Steve Five on Hotel Jugoslavija
Avg price: $1,313.57
Steve Five, singer and guitarist for The Library is On Fire, uses a Mesa/Boogie Mark IV combo amplifier. This is confirmed by an Instagram post from the band's account, which includes a photo of the amplifier and a caption stating, "Speaker blown due to a short (not my fault!) but I’ve got Dave on it (the best in the biz) after Matt Wells (best on Earth) said he refuses to work on Mesas anymore…so to Whippany it is. Replacing the pentode/triode switch & the reverb tank as well."
Guitars used by Steve Five on Hotel Jugoslavija
Avg price: $300.00
Steve Five, singer and guitarist for The Library is On Fire, uses a 2005 Ibanez RG7321 7-String guitar. This is confirmed by a post on the band's Instagram, where it is referred to as "The 'Subliminal Messenger'" and described as being modded with a Duncan Custom bridge pickup and Hipshot tuners. The guitar, purchased used at Guitar Center in the spring of 2022, features a Wizard III neck and is tuned to B standard at 432hz. The Instagram post further details modifications such as a custom pick guard and replaced Ibanez decal with custom lettering.