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Grindcore

#314
Chuck King said:
My favorite part of this thread was a few pages ago where that one train totally smashed into that other train.
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If one train left from Milwaukee carrying Bluewine on a way to an audition going 125 mph, while another train loaded with TB Metalheads leaving from Vegas to go to a Grindcore concert at 225 MPH, how long would it take until the trains reached Epic Fail?
 
#315
jive1 said:
If one train left from Milwaukee carrying Bluewine on a way to an audition going 125 mph, while another train loaded with TB Metalheads leaving from Vegas to go to a Grindcore concert at 225 MPH, how long would it take until the trains reached Epic Fail?
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You missed the variable. Bluewine's train is running late because he was too busy complaining on TB to get on the train in time. How long was he screwing around on TB?
 
#317
jive1 said:
LOL!

Dude, you were like 10 years old back then. Your "scene" was playing with GI Joe and watching Johnny Quest.
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Jung,I expect a lot more thought from you.I was in the 6th grade rehearsing for the talent show with my first band.

We did Cool Jerk and Cleo's Back

I was no Johnny Come Lately to the scene.

To this day if I am talking to a guitarist, bass player, drummer whatever and I ask when did you start playing. Whem they say something like, I was 22. In my mind I'm saying "Oh Dear" That will never work.

I have some opinions on how that effects certain parts of being in Rock. That is not to say that there are some great players that started later in live. It's just weird for me.

Key words guys, "Opinions" and "Me" as in just me.
 
#318
bluewine said:
Jung,I expect a lot more thought from you.I was in the 6th grade rehearsing for the talent show with my first band.

We did Cool Jerk and Cleo's Back

I was no Johnny Come Lately to the scene.

To this day if I am talking to a guitarist, bass player, drummer whatever and I ask when did you start playing. Whem they say something like, I was 22. In my mind I'm saying "Oh Dear" That will never work.

I have some opinions on how that effects certain parts of being in Rock. That is not to say that there are some great players that started later in live. It's just weird for me.

Key words guys, "Opinions" and "Me" as in just me.
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I started bass when I was 15. Does that somehow make me less of a musician than you?
 
#319
SMILEYSIXX said:
I started bass when I was 15. Does that somehow make me less of a musician than you?
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Less of a musican than me. No, not at all, your just,I would think a younger musician than me.

I would hope you would actually be better than me. None of this has ever been easy for me. It's still tough.

Do I wish you would have started a few years earlier, yeah, I do.

"Nothing should make you less of anything for anything in the short time we are all on this sweet swinging sphere!"
 

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