Fire Control Band - Lost Garage Recordings From 2018/2019:

[Inspector #20]

I was in 'Fire Control' for 2 years and was the co-founder of the band. These recordings were lost in my February 2020 hard drive crash, but my son was able to recover some files and I found these 5 Judas Priest covers that we recorded live in the bassist's garage in Murrieta, California.

Files are uploading to DropBox!!!!!

Here's some photos of "Fire Control" from 2018/2019:

 

[Inspector #20]

Here they are!!!!!!! The recovered live recordings!!!! I think @Mitch Pearrow SJMP was actually present during one of these songs.

I am playing my Black Garage-Built Les Paul (Epiphone HB8N) through my Marshall DSL40C:

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[Inspector #20]

I'm not bragging, but let me tell you that we rocked harder than most of the bands we were going to see at the time....

I was the chief rhythm player in this group, but we traded off solos periodically.

 

[Mitch Pearrow SJMP]

I'm not bragging, but let me tell you that we rocked harder than most of the bands we were going to see at the time....

I was the chief rhythm player in this group, but we traded off solos periodically.

Fire Control was a great hard rocking band.
Thanks

 

[Mitch Pearrow SJMP]

Here is one of them , my phone recording sucks but this was just before the first ? Line up change

 

[Mitch Pearrow SJMP]

Here is another

 

[Inspector #20]

Here is one of them , my phone recording sucks but this was just before the first ? Line up change

Yes. We had a few lineup changes....LOL

 

[Mitch Pearrow SJMP]

Yes. We had a few lineup changes....LOL

The last lineup was the best in my opinion, unfortunately I have no clips of it.
Cheers

 

[Inspector #20]

The last lineup was the best in my opinion, unfortunately I have no clips of it.
Cheers

Musically, it was the best...

But the bass player and the #2 guitarist tried to hijack the band. After 3 months together, they both quit and tried to pull the drummer in and kick Jim out of the band. I wouldn't go along with the mutineer's coup, and that was the last of Fire Control.

 

[Inspector #20]

I've always had to fight bands to keep them together and moving forward. Even when we sounded great, egos got in the way and guys would start fights with other band members. All I wanted was to record and perform. This fighting and internal turmoil is why I started just recording my own songs by myself.

 

[Inspector #20]

The last lineup was the best in my opinion, unfortunately I have no clips of it.
Cheers

Me neither!

 

[Inspector #20]

Flashback!!!