Originally posted by Bo Bradley
Pac,i still havent figured out what you are trying to say? I was At vics first camp,so i have first hand knowledge as to what was actually taught there.
Vics camps are about people getting together to look past their differences to the common goal of learning more about themselves ,both as human beings and musicians.
Originally posted by Bo Bradley
ps- have you ever considered rogaine
p e a c e
What am I trying to say? Well, I know enough of Vic to know, like Chris, that he wouldn't put another musician, or teacher, down to make himself appear taller. Nor would he put down another's approach.
What you have to say is not offensive, but
how you're saying it is. You obviously haven't learned to "look past our differences" to learn more about anyone as a human being
or a musician - and
that's the point I was trying to make.
And no, I've not considered rogaine as my hair grows in quite full, thank you. I give you a clue - I cut my hair short, Sparky, I'm in the military.
I've also got to ask you - have you been to Veasly's camp? Because if you haven't, you're really not qualified to tell anyone that Vic's is better. Gerald Veasly might be the best teacher that ever came down the pike, but you wouldn't know because, despite what you "learned" at camp, you've closed your mind to any other possibility. Too bad, too, because there's lots of things to learn in the world, and lots of people to learn them from.
