I needed the inducement it brought to be that stupid. It was a stupid time all around. Had some fun, but most all my regrets come from during those years as well. But I know what you mean. This is why naturally stupid people should really not drink at all. Strict water diet.
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I noticed that when I played a little drums (very badly I might add). In a massive room it might not be a thing, but even in a room for several hundred it's very easy to be too loud.
Funny, I can only picture Curley with Rics. I've seen them a number of times, but don't remember what he was playing back in the early to mid '90s. Maybe Rics are more recent.
I like the Gentleman album a lot as well, probably because that was my proper introduction to AW.
Knowing when to kick and when to back off is an art that comes late to many people on all instruments.
Same here, actually, but that album never grabbed me as much. The What Jail Is Like EP is what did. Some great covers on it.
Edit: oops I meant the other guy! Lol
I saw him with Alice Cooper in March 2020 in the time between bushfires, floods and then Covid. He was using all T’birds in the show that night.
Seems a long flippin’ time ago.
PS the floods are back.
The last two times I saw Alice, Chuck played a Bird for most of the show.Edit: oops I meant the other guy! Lol
I saw him with Alice Cooper in March 2020 in the time between bushfires, floods and then Covid. He was using all T’birds in the show that night.
Seems a long flippin’ time ago.
PS the floods are back.
Went on a hike up towards Mt Baldy today in the rain and hail and snow, and rounding out the day listening to one of my favorite T-Bird players, Glenn Cornick.
Is that coming out of California? I swear I saw this on my local CL a year or so back, and nearly jumped on it, but I was still paying off my Telecaster bass. It was a red Cataldo with 3 pickups.
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The seller is in Long Island, prety sure he is a member here. The bass has had a number of owners.
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In a practice room, it can be overwhelming. Backing off and still being driving withing the groove is one of the hardest things I have had to learn. The lessons in that aren't over and probably never will be.
Such a set up is impractical for home practice. First, it would be prohibitively expensive to buy IEMs for all my neighbours and second, I don't know that they would wear them when I am practicing. Better to stick with the amp and cabinet to ensure I annoy the neighbours.
Me too. I have loved that show and think it might actually be better than Breaking Bad. And it has increased my vocabulary; I now know what a Chicago Sunroof and a Hoboken Squat Cobbler are.
Yes, I've had my own problems in the past and keep it to myself and never refuse pain meds, I take them as prescribed and Bill W helps me out. I worked in the industry and have watched the overreaction to pain meds with alarm as a lot of people who need them have to beg now. I'm responsible for myself, no one ever tied me down and shoved anything down my throat (or anyplace else).
yes. IMHO a big problem now is under-treating pain and may be some element of the increase in opioid addiction as people resort to street drugs.
So you have never had a colonoscopy...
and AHEM.
Your Spotify appears to have much of the same music as mine. Clearly you have good taste.
