Murderdolls – Women And Children Last
The music gear and equipment used by the artists, producers, engineers, and more involved in the making of the 2010 album Women And Children Last.
Music from Women And Children Last
Artists on Women And Children Last
Gear Used On Women And Children Last
Explore the instruments, equipment, software, and production tools used in the making of Murderdolls – Women And Children Last (2010). Click more on each item to see exactly how it was used.
Amplifiers used by Joey Jordison on Women And Children Last
Marshall JCM2000 Dual Super Lead
Avg price: $600.00
In this Pinterest picture we see Joey playing his guitar next to a stack of Marshall amplifiers It’s quite difficult to make out, but you can read the name of the amp in the top right corner. Here it displays JCM2000
The “Marshall JCM2000 Super Dual Lead” or “Marshall JCM2000 DSL 50” is a tube amp head manufactured from 1997 to roughly 2011 This put it perfectly in a spot we’re Joey could have used it with ‘Murderdolls’
The photo also seems to be a presumably very early Murderdolls gig or rehearsal Joey.
Joey can also been seen standing next to a JCM2000 in the music video for 'White Wedding' https://youtu.be/a8d-Kx4S9OE?si=ABWpUn9RTDD4wf92
Avg price: $557.70
In a 2010 interview with Ultimate Guitar, Joey tells Steven Rosen that he placed a Marshall JCM 2000 ind the middle and a JCM900 on both the left and right side of the track when recording "Women And Children Last"
It is unclear wether the JCM2000 and 900 were only used on the 2010 Murderdolls album or if it was also used to track 'Beyond The Valley Of The Murderdolls' Although in the music video 'White Wedding' Joey can be seen standing next to a JCM2000
Quote from the article: "I have three different ones: a rhythm sound; a lead sound; and another one. I have a middle track that I use which is a JCM 2000 that's straight up the middle then I have two 900's that are modded that are on the left and the right. All Marshall."
I could not find any photos to support the live usage of the JCM900 but plenty of evidence can be found on the JCM2000
In all its a great interview where Joey also give more information about what pedals and guitars he used.