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British Columbia Canada Club

Dream Theater concert was unbelievable. Amazing. I was focused o. John Myung the entire show. His skills and technique are incredible.

I saw his tech and Petrucci's tech outside Starbucks having their coffee. I decided against saying hi and thanking them for their hard work because I didn't want people to think they were celebrities or anything.
 
Nahhh, you should've thanked them. They're the unsung heroes, the underdogs. They probably would've been a) surprised you knew who they were, and b) appreciative.


KELOWNA!
Spent many good times there visiting my cousins, skiing Big White, waterskiing on the lake (hold your feet up after wiping out or the Ogopogo will nibble off your toes!);
Knox Hillclimb is one of my earliest memories, my Uncle took us kids - Lotus Elites, MGBs, 356, small-bumper 911s, Alfa Guiliettas, Fiat Spiders ...
Lots of great MTBing, still have some souvenirs from the races there (knee injury, hip injury, shoulder...), good times nonetheless!


I wonder what happened to my cousins' Traynors, Garnets and original Boss Chorus Ensemble and other pedals. Wish I had 'em, but I'm sure they're long gone.
 
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#28 CrunchyFrog
 
Nahhh, you should've thanked them. They're the unsung heroes, the underdogs. They probably would've been a) surprised you knew who they were, and b) appreciative.


KELOWNA!
Spent many good times there visiting my cousins, skiing Big White, waterskiing on the lake (hold your feet up after wiping out or the Ogopogo will nibble off your toes!);
Knox Hillclimb is one of my earliest memories, my Uncle took us kids - Lotus Elites, MGBs, 356, small-bumper 911s, Alfa Guiliettas, Fiat Spiders ...
Lots of great MTBing, still have some souvenirs from the races there (knee injury, hip injury, shoulder...), good times nonetheless!


I wonder what happened to my cousins' Traynors, Garnets and original Boss Chorus Ensemble and other pedals. Wish I had 'em, but I'm sure they're long gone.

I'm pretty fortunate to live in one of the best areas in Canada. Going camping this weekend at a lake 20 minutes from my house. Might get a round of golf in on Saturday (5 minutes from the campgrounds).

The Hill Climb weekend we usually head up into the mountains somewhere, it's get a little too crazy in town for an old fart like me.
 
I'm pretty fortunate to live in one of the best areas in Canada. Going camping this weekend at a lake 20 minutes from my house. Might get a round of golf in on Saturday (5 minutes from the campgrounds).

The Hill Climb weekend we usually head up into the mountains somewhere, it's get a little too crazy in town for an old fart like me.

I hear you. That 1st time at the hill climb was probably in 1969/70 –'71 at the latest. That's back in the days when Kelowna was quiet, when the Regattas weren't riots with looting/pillaging, the days before... The Empire! Euhhh, sorry. Wrong galaxy.

Have fun camping!

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Just noticed I'm #11. I'm honoured! Previously, I decided I wouldn't join any clubs on TB, so I've never asked for a number, but I guess I got one anyway. This is one club I'm happy to belong to; for my beloved BC, how I miss thee. Home is where the heart is!

Not only all that, but "11" is my lucky number! My one and only club...

Mmm, gotta go have some smoked salmon on a cream cheese bagel now to celebrate. Will munching, I'll continue listening to bass isolated tracks of Myung, Burton, Taylor and see who I can find isolated in the jazz realm. ;)
 
I hear you. That 1st time at the hill climb was probably in 1969/70 –'71 at the latest. That's back in the days when Kelowna was quiet, when the Regattas weren't riots with looting/pillaging, the days before... The Empire! Euhhh, sorry. Wrong galaxy.

Have fun camping!

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Just noticed I'm #11. I'm honoured! Previously, I decided I wouldn't join any clubs on TB, so I've never asked for a number, but I guess I got one anyway. This is one club I'm happy to belong to; for my beloved BC, how I miss thee. Home is where the heart is!

Not only all that, but "11" is my lucky number! My one and only club...

Mmm, gotta go have some smoked salmon on a cream cheese bagel now to celebrate. Will munching, I'll continue listening to bass isolated tracks of Myung, Burton, Taylor and see who I can find isolated in the jazz realm. ;)

I tried to learn john Myungs basslines. I gave up.
1. Didn't have a five string or six string
2. His basslines are crazier than Geddy Lees.
 
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#2 dkelley
#3 Dave44
#4 ZenG
#5 kerryg
#6 Rickenmonster
#7 handofseven
#8 AndrewTaran
#9 SpecialBlender
#10 jeffbonny
#11 Feral Feline
#12 TheStandard
#13 Winston TK
#14 joebar
#15 LM Bass
#16 karter2000
#17 4to5to6
#18 Bassology
#19 ::::BASSIST::::
#20 onosson
#21 loopee
#22 jazzonlyjazz
#23 rob2966
#24 awilkie84
#25 Big Benner
#26 trimslinger
#27 EXILE03
#28 CrunchyFrog
#29 metalstorm
 
Reggae - You've got to be kidding. How many 420 folks are in Vancouver? lol

I have a question: Aside from the Vancouver Int'l Jazz Festival during the June, where can we go to listen to live jazz in Vancouver? Does Vancouver have a jazz club?

By the way, my busy work schedule should ease up after May. I know the earlier proposed meeting was delayed. I was wondering if there might be another attempt in the works to schedule a GTG.

Personally, I would even be happy initially meeting some of you to discuss music over coffee or something. If things click, we could plan a musical GTG to follow-up.