Thanks! I'm so used to seeing darker FBs that the white VP looks a little something to me. Not bad at all, just something.LOVE that dark fretboard on the sunburst VP! Pretty!!
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Thanks! I'm so used to seeing darker FBs that the white VP looks a little something to me. Not bad at all, just something.LOVE that dark fretboard on the sunburst VP! Pretty!!
Individual musicianship was outstanding. Arrangements were tight. And soooo vanilla.Just wrong. That show had several songs of the time they turned into poopie. Well executed poopie mind you.
That is a very good point.as flashy as he can be, I’ve never heard him lay down solid, incessant 16ths a la Rocco (which is way more challenging imho), don’t get me wrong, huge fan of Stanley but just sayin’….
Or was it maybe something else that hindered you from balanced setting?Saw him live at The Palladium here in NYC in the late 70’s.
All I can say from my perspective is that he knocked me outta my seat.
So something more like this
There's this gem.
Or was it maybe something else that hindered you from balanced setting?![]()
Right up until he starts to sing.... jeebus, that's bad. My ears will never get use to Geddy's voice.
Do you think Alex or Neil ever considered trying to get a vocalist to round out the band early on?![]()
Agreed, I just posted as an amusing example of someone else singing a Rush song.Nothing against the musicians in the video, but no thank you. Nope.
Think I know what you are saying not quite sure.
When I play my acoustic bass guitar I use the index finger but kind of along the string using more of the side of my finger. It gives me what I imagine is more of an upright sound.
Same ballpark?
)Just wanted to say i love Thunderbirds too! Here are mine. 2013 epi classic pro and 2019 epi 60s t bird
Looks like a Greco!
Interesting to see different takes on tunes-for a few minutes.
I'm a big Chicago fan. One day, while grocery shopping, I'm vaguely aware of the canned instrumental background music that's playing and as the tune is more than halfway through I realize it's one of Chicago's bigger hits done by a string orchestra.![]()
There's this gem.

The story goes that Mr. Welk thought it was a gospel song. Had no clue what "one toke" was. Bet a lot of the band members did, though.