Gaolee
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If I lived where you live, I would want a back yard like that, too. A cold one sounds pretty good. It is plenty warm here today. Your advice is excellent. I think I will take it!
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Thunderbird Club
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Didn't Barry Oakley have a Gibson pickup in his Jazz, had a nice grind to his tone?
some pretty awesome Battle of Britain footage there....thought i had seen most of it....
Right, but if he couldn’t play like that, it would be a very different situation.
Didn’t feel weird to me. Just “Huh? Oh, that works.” Forgot about it and played.
Here are a couple of songs from that gig last week. Decent quality from my little Tascam recorder that I put on the sound board. The sound guy recorded it for them as well, but I haven't heard that yet and it was good to have this as a backup.
For me it was the initial falling forward thing.
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I like the ramp at 2:16 and ending on the first song. 2nd song is cool also - I could see trippin' out to that live. Is it a quartette?
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Thanks! It's just the guitarist and Moog person. The drummer and I were just for the live thing. I was asked to play the show four weeks before but was away for one of that, so I had three weeks and four rehearsals to get down the eight songs. The first song here was new and never recorded, so we all figured it out together. I was happy with the result.
Got a little shoegaze vibe going on... nice melodies, like the psychedelia.
Fave then, fave now. Blue Sky, Melissa, Mountain Jam... happy sigh.
According to Fred Hammon of Dark Star pickups, many people thought it was a Dark Star or a Guild humbucker, but it was a Hagstrom Bi-sonic that Guild used in one of their bases.
I'm about to. Just so it doesn't get to my THUNDERBIRD(s).
Not so sure yours will be very ... (Tina Turner voice) nice.
According to the flood zone map, my street will be part of a nearby creek, but my yard won't. If Dorian doesn't make the turn they predict, I'm grabbing the 67 TBird, the LPB25, the Rumble 200c, and the cat and make tracks.
When we bought this house, it met almost every criteria but one- I really wanted either a pool or running water on the property. (There are creeks nearby, but not on our land.) But we only had three weeks from when we started looking to when we had to move (our buyer for our old house was in a hurry). We settled on this one with only a week to spare, and literally signed the day before we moved.
We found out later this house had previously been up for sale with no interest. Their realtor told them the pool was a detriment, so they tore it out and relisted. We would have bought it the first day we saw it if it had still had the pool!
Once it's paid off, I am thinking we should add a pool. The only question is whether it should be in the shape of Texas or a THUNDERBIRD.
