It’ll never happen. As Mike said, I like pizza way too much to stop failing.
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Get off my LAWN! "Grumpy Old Farts"
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It’ll never happen. As Mike said, I like pizza way too much to stop failing.
Make many more....
Make Mucho mucho Dinero.....
Pay me mucho dinero for the use of "Perfek" without permission...
Well...they have to keep rebuilding after the Saturday night fights.....obviously...Are they still building that? Will it never end?
Momma-mia! Sacrilege. That would be like putting a Fender pickup on a Rickenbacker, and routing the body to do it.
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Where's this "Dinero"? we have Denny's Diner and Metro Diner. Haven't seen Diner-O.Make many more....
Make Mucho mucho Dinero.....
Pay me mucho dinero for the use of "Perfek" without permission...
Some of our venues are designed for a duo w/o drums. Thus, my Squier VM Jaguar SS.
How about Dinah's?Where's this "Dinero"? we have Denny's Diner and Metro Diner. Haven't seen Diner-O.
Their oven pancakes are great (we used to eat there).
He should make a spicy pizza and call it a FireGlo Pizza.
You should get out more....Where's this "Dinero"? we have Denny's Diner and Metro Diner. Haven't seen Diner-O.
Clacton on Sea was mine...
That's a VERY specific bassline.The group I'm assisting as they continue their bassist search does a song* in A(I think the original is in F) that puts me either too high or too low. The bass line is quite specific, in both note and pattern. It's the key that fits the singer's voice. 90+% of the audience won't know the difference, so I live with it.
ETA: So I googled and listened to it. I'll be dipped: it's in A!! Just doesn't 'feel' right in that range but doesn't fit the pattern down. Aaaaarrrggh
Oh, well, I'll hit the open A on the ending(sigh)
*Stand By Me
The ones the bother me are the tape or mastering errors where speed fluctuates ever so slightly and you get a tiny pitch shift. Most people don't notice them, but they drive me mad, which is only made worse when I try to point them out to people and they don't hear them. The end of "Rikki Don't Lose That Number" has one. I keep thinking somebody must have heard that and decided it wasn't worth fixing, which surprised me with those guys.
The only reason I have any recordings up of myself playing is that I needed something to send around to people when I was auditioning for bands. The solo ones can probably come down at this point. The band videos are mainly up there for band promotion. I'm not that keen on watching myself play
.I've noticed there was a lot less open string phobia back in the day. Makes sense, when you think about it. Upright players use their open strings a lot more than bass guitarists do, and back then almost everyone playing bass had an upright background. Couple that with an influx of people learning in their garages, and you're going to have open strings.The group I'm assisting as they continue their bassist search does a song* in A(I think the original is in F) that puts me either too high or too low. The bass line is quite specific, in both note and pattern. It's the key that fits the singer's voice. 90+% of the audience won't know the difference, so I live with it.
ETA: So I googled and listened to it. I'll be dipped: it's in A!! Just doesn't 'feel' right in that range but doesn't fit the pattern down. Aaaaarrrggh
Oh, well, I'll hit the open A on the ending(sigh)
*Stand By Me
The ones the bother me are the tape or mastering errors where speed fluctuates ever so slightly and you get a tiny pitch shift. Most people don't notice them, but they drive me mad, which is only made worse when I try to point them out to people and they don't hear them. The end of "Rikki Don't Lose That Number" has one. I keep thinking somebody must have heard that and decided it wasn't worth fixing, which surprised me with those guys.
The only reason I have any recordings up of myself playing is that I needed something to send around to people when I was auditioning for bands. The solo ones can probably come down at this point. The band videos are mainly up there for band promotion. I'm not that keen on watching myself play
One the specs for tape machines was “flutter and wow”. It measured the ability of a tape machine to keep a constant speed.
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Every group I've played with always did Stand by Me in G, but I do seem to recall A being the original key as well.The group I'm assisting as they continue their bassist search does a song* in A(I think the original is in F) that puts me either too high or too low. The bass line is quite specific, in both note and pattern. It's the key that fits the singer's voice. 90+% of the audience won't know the difference, so I live with it.
ETA: So I googled and listened to it. I'll be dipped: it's in A!! Just doesn't 'feel' right in that range but doesn't fit the pattern down. Aaaaarrrggh
Oh, well, I'll hit the open A on the ending(sigh)
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Zappa kept Flo & Eddie's mistakes in the recording for Live at Fillmore East.
Passenger air pilots and doctors are two lines of work that get no pass from me for "good enough". One thing I learn through enough takeoffs and landings is the expectation of certain sounds coupled with certain physical events that happen in a certain order. Sensitive to ones that do not occur as expected. Watch the FAs closely. They absolutely know what's going on. A bored FA is reassuring.
Passenger air pilots and doctors are two lines of work that get no pass from me for "good enough". One thing I learn through enough takeoffs and landings is the expectation of certain sounds coupled with certain physical events that happen in a certain order. Sensitive to ones that do not occur as expected. Watch the FAs closely. They absolutely know what's going on. A bored FA is reassuring.
I met new people almost every week at the now defunct Sunday jam. Met a new-to me-drummer last night @ Wed. nite jam. Ya never know(I just made up that expressionSadly been there done that.
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