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upyerkilt wrote:Russell_Harding wrote:maybe someone over on the other side of the pond could tape this series and send me a copy like a VHS or DVD I will reimburse for the cost of the DVD and postal shipping just a thought....
Russell,
I dont know what it is like now but when I came back from holiday in america years ago I had taped a few things but they did not work in the UK, also my dad had sent me videos and they did not work here either,
Not too sure but maybe something to d owit hthe difference in power suppliy?
Ken
p.s
my video is knackered anyway 
Ken,
Could be the difference in video formats. We use NTSC the rest of the world is PAL. If the video was "scrambled" that may be the case....just a thought
Old Doll thanks for the link; it made me laugh out loud. I knew those leisure suits would come back in style.
There's proof that we all dressed better in the 70's!!!!!! Thanks for the laugh
I've been to Wisconsin in the fall and it is beautiful...thanks for the pics. I'm from New England and it's similar around here. I could never live anywhere that doesn't have 4 seasons. Change is good
Zurf wrote:It isn't possible for mere mortals. That chord is for mutants only. I always substitute B7 and call it an arrangement.
- Zurf
Agreed. I use 2 fingers 1st and 3rd. I have trained my ring finger to mute the high E string through knuckle bending. Some day I will learn it properly but it's supposed to be fun and that shape is anything but fun. And before the mutants chime....It's still technically a B chord, call it a power chord if you must!!!
I'm an IT guy and while the money is better the job sucks way more than playing guitar!!!!!!
Thanks for the laugh!!!! How true
Have fun Russell...lay down an epic solo (of biblical proportions!!!)
Zurf wrote:.
Just play. If it puts a grin on your face, that's enough.
That's perfect, Zurf...that sums it up. That's what it's all about. Wise words
Russell_Harding wrote:your on it in the lyrics page geo but melody can be chord changes to start and see what happens, a melodys bound to emerge sooner or later 
geoaguiar wrote:Lyrics come easy to me...melody is a chore...is there a list for me?
they do. my guit just seems to talk less than my mouth!!!!!!!!!!!!
OK...I'll add myself to this list. My lyrics tend to fun but sometimes obscene.
Lyrics come easy to me...melody is a chore...is there a list for me?
Another great song Ken. I always read and listen...just thought I'd drop a line saying I'm really enjoying all your work.
George
I was always taught NOT to pull my cracker?????!!!!!!!
Try to find one and play it. Compare it to others...it's the best way to choose. Ibanez is a quality brand but try to get your hands on a few. Even if you're a beginner you should feel a difference.
sad day...great band..one of the best ever
First...Michael Jackson is a twisted fruit cake. maybe once upon a time he was an artist but now he's just nuts by any standards. I think he has problems way beyond taking estrogen.
Second...sorry but OJ was guilty. We all watched it unfold on TV. The evidence was overwhelming. His legal team was brilliant and they outwitted the prosecution but the evidence was overwhelming.
Third...While in America you can't be tried for the same crime twice. OJ was found not guilty of murder but guilty in a civil trial. These are 2 separate trials. And I know this makes no sense but it is what it is.
Get well soon Doc...we'll be looking forward to your return
Sausage Pizza, Reefer, Europe 72-Grateful Dead
riddler wrote:doesnt...everybodys working for the weekend by loverboy start out with a cowbell?
Thanks Riddler...I was just starting to be able to forget Loverboy!!!!!!!!!!
Waiting for Columbus is my favorite live album. When Lowell died I thought they lost it. I bought their first album post Lowell (Let it Roll???) on cassette (yes kids no CD). After that I sort of lost track of them. It's a shame what cocaine and whiskey can do to a talented slide player!!!! Thanks for the link Top I will definitely check it out.
mixter102 wrote:There are some musicians who make music because they have to, its in their soul, they would make the same music if it was commercial or not.
Others make music to make money, they hire big name producers (or get hired by them), top songwriters, and top session musicians. They calculate everything from their look, and sound, to the publicity they get, all so that they will appeal to the lowest common denominator.
For me I almost always seem to find the former more interesting, they don't have to be the greatest voice, or fastest guitar picker, but they do connect on a personal level that I just don't find from the later.
Every musician wants to be heard, but some want to make sure that what you hear, is really them.
I agree with mixter. Some artists make the music they want to make and if becomes commercially successful so be it. Others try to adapt their music (and in some cases their image) to be commercially sucessful.
Elixir Lights and Mediums for the acoustics
Thanks. I thinkk that link was in a previous thread. It's a great book. Follow that link.
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