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Welcome Dave, from down here in New Zealand. A nice long hot summer down here. Like Pete I'm an acoustic guy too. Dont have to worry about all the gear and a power supply! But like me I hope you enjoy the diverse and interesting characters on here

I see this thread just keeps on going, I was 6 years younger when it started! 58 now. Wonder whats going to stop first, me or the thread

"To be free is not merely to cast off one's chains, but to live in a way that respects and enhances the freedom of others".

- Nelson Mandela
RIP

A New Zealand welcome from me!

Chordie Braiile version hahahaha. Now theres a novel concept! CAN"T SEE IT catching on tho (pun intended)

Mrs TwangTown is my coffeemaker and isnt reliant on a timer to make me a coffee  HAHA

Famous Lou Reed quote: "One chord is fine. Two chords are pushing it. Three chords and you're into jazz."

RIP Lou

I find prayer works. It gives you inner peace, and eventually sleep. If religion is not your thing, learn the art of meditation. very healing. Otherwise, ask for professional help. I feel for you, Joey.

I wish... NZ is a bit far away! Easybeat and I might have to have our own Kiwi Chordiestock!

You dont miss someone who's never here to start with!!!

Nothing worth sharing, heading into autumn here. Friday night, quite cold, settling down with a beer, wondering WTF North Korea is playing at and wondering even more what the Chinese will do. One nutcase with a nuke doesnt bear contemplating!

I had an old Vester acoustic electric, which I donated to the local prison. An local order of nuns works with the inmates to get them playing music and getting their creative instincts working as part of their rehab back into the real world. The prisoners have a public concert once in a while and it was good to see the old gat being used for the good of those guys