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Al was that not 9 minutes and 58 seconds? doesnt count

Ken

I believe in what Russell says, cant do the crime etc.
I am old school thinking when it comes to prison. I believe in bread and water, concrete pillow, 1 hour of daylight a day and locked up the rest of the time.
Depending of course on the crime.

In the Uk you could go into a prison for not paying your taxes and come out knowing how to con folk, rob a bank, how to kneecap someone quickly. You go in for something so small and come out knowing so muc more crime.
Also you could go in clean and come out hooked on drugs.

this human rights thing has made prisons all over the world too lenient.
Even in Scotland the prisoners that have to slop out ( clean their own toilets ) are getting compensation.

crazy world.

Ken

I am thinking it was a temporary one or I would hope it wouldbe for a laugh.

I liked a few of them

Ken

Selso,
I used to use limewire and although getting the songs free there is a high risk of a viral infection from lime wire. A few I.T guys told me it is riddled with viruses and be sure to have a really good anti virus program. Since I got told this I just got rid of it.

As for pandora, we dont have that in the UK but I am told that the thing we have " spotify" is the same.
How it works is, you cannot take the songs from it but can get loads upon loads, you have to be online. The website makes you register and it remembers all the songs in your play list, or play lists. I tihnk it is really good.
ONly fault with it is you do not get every band, but you do get tribute bands that sound the same, like metallica, they dont want their music to be on it but others have got their versions of metallica songs on and some are excellent.
Another bad thing but not that bad really ( unless you are playing the mnusic very loud) is after 7 or 8 songs you get an advertisement for about 20 seconds just like you would on the radio. If you can handle this then you will like it.

I am thinking you could take the songs though and I know a way but I would not like to advertise on how to " steal" the music while typing in chordie.

Ken

Had another good look at this thing. It looks good doesnt it.

Although it shows Japan traffic as 102,000 yet it is not the highest.

I am going to play about with this website now. No reason other than bored right now.

Ken

The Jam were classing themselves as punk when they first started, so "in the city" album would be a punk album. After that Paul decided they were mods. No difference really apart from the way they dressed.

The pogues I think are classed as Punk folk, or folk punk. So yeah I would say they are punk. And I should have mentioned them too for megs to listen to. Any "best of" would do.

Ken

yep you got it!!
and welcome from me

Ken

when i transpose the chords and then save to my songbook it does remember it.
But if you mean after you have saved it and you change it and it should remember it then yes I agree, that would be good

Ken

hi Megs,

Just not right? ok, no idea what ye mean but it is your opinion.

I love it. I am listening to it so much and I am in the opinion of it is just as good if not slightly better than their last.

oh yeah and when they play they do a lot of their older stuff too.

Ken

guitar man, thanks a lot.... realy!!! thanks a lot

I just spent ages doing what you done but I did not get a link from google taking me to a page that had chopro.

I am not saying you never got this but for a better reply yer better emailing Per at admin@chordie.com.

also post a link of the song with the chopro and another with the tabs

ken

Al,

I got a baby Orzak travelling guitar, cost £120 a few years ago. I got it mainly for when I go hillwalking. It is easier to bungee cord it onto my rucksakc than a ful size guitar.
It works great for me and also the sound is very good.
Yep Travel guitars are very good for that.
BUT.
If you are getting it mainly for camping then think a few things through.

If you walk like I do to get to your camping/bothy site then yes get one but if you drive to where you camp then I would say use your full sized guitar as it will always gove a fuller sound. Especially when playing outside, the travel guitars lose a bit of sound as the body is smaller.

Me and 3 mates went walking over the hills on Jura a few years ago. I had the travel guitar and one of my mates had his full sized guitar. He struggled more than me walking in because of his guitar.
When in the bothy and we were going to have a jam, he laughed at the sound my guitar made as he played his.
A few months ago we went to another bothy. This time he had bought a £40 baby yamaha guitar. It looks good but he was a bit miffed when he compared the two guitar sounds. My guitar won, he admitted he was wrong to say it was rubbish when we were on Jura. He now thinks it is superb. He does not like his travel guitar at all.

So my advice is if you are really wanting/needing a travel guitar then spend the time going to a shop to play them. Also maybe spend a bit more on them if it is neccessary. Or go to a shop to see what good ones there are about then bid for one online.

The best travel guitar I have heard without doubt is the Baby Martin guitar. But I could not afford the £300 at the time.

Ken