I tend to agree. I can't dance. At all. I only have rythem and timing from learning piano as a kid and listening to music every day of my life.
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Thunderbird Club
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Then you can get another one and keep it fretted.
naw, I'd just pull the frets on that one too
This isn't strictly (or remotely, I guess) Thunderbird related but....
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....I don't know if I should be inspired to practice more, or inspired to just give up & sell off all my music stuff
(assuming that link works, of course)
Lol! Stay with with it, Kara. We all learn at our own pace. Me included. It’s the journey that counts.
This girl is a little cutie pie!
Little Ellen probably has the two most supportive parents in the world, aside from her natural talent. She’s been tutored well. It is nice to see kids playing like this. Thanks for sharing.
you'd be surprised...in trying to sell my ticket (250 bucks
...front row though...ironic paid 12 bucks to see UK 40 years ago) found out there were plenty of empty seats...FORTUNATELY, dude who bought them initially insured them which he usually never does.....
she's awesome, such a natural....nice rig!!
I can only imagine what you went through. Can;t have been pleasant. In the army, we referred to the swab for STD testing as "the Q Tip from hell".
For the practitioner in that situation, humour has to be done carefully. Some patients have no ha ha in that situation, and the humour has to be sensitive. I think the comeback would have to be something like "3oz for a man is like 12lbs for a woman" or "size really does matter after all".
Hoping for the best outcome for you.
This isn't strictly (or remotely, I guess
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....I don't know if I should be inspired to practice more
(assuming that link works, of course)
I just watched this.
She’s a natural.
Kudos to her for killin it.
Me, think I’ll just sell it all for more photography gear.
Same. I just don't bother much with tv in general.
Just give me re-runs of My Favorite Martian.
Sorta like Yes over the years. Or The (English) Beat.
Your drummer looks so straight. Hard to believe he got Jeff so whacked out.
I didn't know Alvin was still recording.
I'm typing with one hand, so I'll be brief - Nuh-uh!!
Classical and opera, I think are different. Many (not all) who attend are there to be seen and to be amoungst the "right" people.
For the arena type shows, people are going for the show.
Bar bands, tributes etc. I think are more dedicated music fans - ones who are looking for a different take. Sometimes a show of some kind (such as Nasty Habits) Or maybe just looking for the trainwreck (open mike night)...
The '15 came with the spacer installed too. I think @GBassNorth removed it from his to get a better break angle over the saddles. The other advantage to removing it should be to decrease the amount of exposed thread on the adjustment screws. Safer for windmilling if you're so inclined. I installed a Babicz on my '13 NR with the spacer before learning what George said about break angle. I may remove it when I change strings.Ya, my 2018 came with the spacer installed, but I removed it.
Any replacement bridge is gonna leave marks over time.
Some are just better at not leaving extreme indentations.
Hell, even original bridges leave marks.
Some are just better at not leaving extreme indentations.
Hell, even original bridges leave marks.
Nice! No word yet?
