So true.I love it when a guitar drops out and you hear more of the bass tone.
Also having the bass drop out will often make it sound huge when it comes back in.
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So true.I love it when a guitar drops out and you hear more of the bass tone.
Also having the bass drop out will often make it sound huge when it comes back in.
Yes! Anything of theirs I played was fun. What playing music is supposed to be.unquestionably, his lines are splashy and feel great under the fingers..love covering their stuff....
That might get you a psych exam if my daughter reads that. Normal in this group certainly has a skewed curve.Well then, you're not imaging things or are crazy. Despite what your daughter thinks.I for one think you're perfectly normal.
Normal is a statistical fiction.That might get you a psych exam if my daughter reads that. Normal in this group certainly has a skewed curve.
Among other things....That might get you a psych exam if my daughter reads that. Normal in this group certainly has a skewed curve.
How do you like that Perri strap? I like the suede for slippage but find the 2.5-3" width a bit of a pull on the shoulder.Tuesday!
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You don't want to put your foot in one of those.What are these clams of which you speak? I've never noticed any kind of crustaceans while playing.
Except the occasional one of these.
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She grew up in Whitechapel, just south of Hackney. I don't recall ever having a problem when visiting there. They seemed to think I was some kind of amusing oddity. London is a snarled up mess when you try to figure out how to get anywhere, but for some reason, I don't get lost easily there. That irritates her a lot.I worked in East London (Hackney) for two years.....gnarly....not all that bad really, great fish & chips and the Bass Center in Wapping.....I do remember having to say I was Canadian to avoid getting my arse kicked in a pub in Plumstead once...
I'll be there in mid-October. I'm sure it will be balmy weather.She grew up in Whitechapel, just south of Hackney. I don't recall ever having a problem when visiting there. They seemed to think I was some kind of amusing oddity. London is a snarled up mess when you try to figure out how to get anywhere, but for some reason, I don't get lost easily there. That irritates her a lot.
Cockles and winkles weren't bad, but avoid jellied eels. Jellied eels are just as bad as they sound. My in-laws thought they were food. They were wrong. That was as close to having a problem there as it ever got. It's been about 25 years since we managed to get to London. I'm sure it has changed a lot over that time.

These days it might be. Seattle has a London-ish climate, and October has been pretty balmy around here lately. The gloom and damp haven't been setting in as early for a while, which makes us all start acting strangely.I'll be there in mid-October. I'm sure it will be balmy weather.![]()
Ah, Plutonium 238 strings.
Watch out for all those alpha particles. Might need to check with Chucky to see if that will increase the output of a tube amp.Ah, Plutonium 238 strings.
No wonder the Pilgrims left England. Someone whipped out some Jellied eels for breakfast and they started singing that Animals song...She grew up in Whitechapel, just south of Hackney. I don't recall ever having a problem when visiting there. They seemed to think I was some kind of amusing oddity. London is a snarled up mess when you try to figure out how to get anywhere, but for some reason, I don't get lost easily there. That irritates her a lot.
Cockles and winkles weren't bad, but avoid jellied eels. Jellied eels are just as bad as they sound. My in-laws thought they were food. They were wrong. That was as close to having a problem there as it ever got. It's been about 25 years since we managed to get to London. I'm sure it has changed a lot over that time.
How do you like that Perri strap? I like the suede for slippage but find the 2.5-3" width a bit of a pull on the shoulder.
Mine has the natural back.I love the one I'm using in the pic, it matte black leather on the front and black suede on the back side, I'd have to check the width, maybe 2.5"? It is one of the best straps I've owned, quite comfy with all of the Birds except the Lull, which has strap locks I recently picked up a second one, pretty much the same except the suede on the back side is a different color.
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Your foot fetish is showing...or maybe I was channeling Mike's photo skills.Why do your covers have no feets?
How that work?