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hmmmm, Lieven You really do come up with some hard questions sometimes
I will have a jab at this.
Caster to cast out, as in casting out a fishing  line.... it might be from this?

To cast a line, to make it go out away from you.....telecaster.....the music casts out from you when playing???

Sounds good to me

Ken

I used to like playing golf, dont anymore though

I live 5 minte drive away from Loch Lomond course and I am glad that one is finished as the traffic down here was a bit too much.
Been to glen eagles a few times for lunch but never played on the fabulous course.

But I cannot watch golf on the tv. Only good thing about it is they have very good camera men that can seem to follow that wee white ball as it flies through the air at about 70 mph.
respect to the camera man!!

Oh yeah and I always want Monty to do well.

Ken

hi Mark and welcome.

Hope you have fun here and can get help if needed and also help others that need.

Ken

few i can think of

Rolling stones......... begggars banquet,,,,, let it bleed
ac dc......................highway to hell,,, back in black
guns n roses,...........appetite for destruction
pink floyd....piper at the gates of dawn    ( this influenced the beatles after they heard it)

brilliant song.
Wasnt sure at first about starting in F but once I got the melody I like it a lot

Ken

daddy,
i just sat and played this right thru, I love it

cool song

hanx

ken

Lieven
I dont see any of it as "metal" with subdivisions, I see it all as ROCK with subdivisions.
MEtal to me is a subdivision of ROCK.

( I am liking this word " SUBDIVISION" good name for a band)

I hate sepatura as well, too fast to hear actual notes from anything. drums have no beat as such, just a rumble.
Iron maiden I would class as METAL along with judas priest, black sabbath, dio and the likes.

The I would class acdc as heavy rock
Chili peppers as funk rock
tom petty folk rock
eagles country rock
supertramp ,,, soft rock
sex pistols   punk rock
metallica ( old stuff Thrash metal, wit hmetal being a subdivison of rock) getting confusing now
neil diamond   easy listening rock
guns n roses.... sleaze rock
slade.....glam rock
the who.....ROCk,,, just Rock
gary newman......electronic rock
nirvana....grunge rock
cant think who for progressive rock

gee whiz man, lots of rocks there, so many you could build a house.

Ken

Billiesgirl,

Like I said in the other reply, I bought mine last year.
It took ages ( or seemed like ages) before the strings settled.
Istarted doing what I do with my guitar strings, I over tighten them slightly over night and tune it the next day. It might just be my imagination but I tihnk the strings settle quicker this way.

Ken

well my bit on this is mostly what has been said, practice practice practice

Try just going from the chord A to D and D to A. Dont try any other until you can do it.

Or G to D   D to G.

Then move on to chords like C to D  D toC   etc etc etc.

Once your fingers learn to make the shape you will wonder how you had trouble to start with, it will eventually come like it did with other chords.

I still have trouble sometimes changing onto Bm7 from any chord apart from D. I should follow my own advice and practice a bit more.

Ken

I am wondering..
When you say redirecting, are you using your "back" button to go back or are you clicking on "artists" and still seeing yourself as logged off?
Also, when you go back and see you are not logged in, have you tried clicking on your songbook or forum to see if you are actually logged off?

Other than this I would have no idea. sorry

ken

13 albums in such a short time is quiet an achievement.

They probably had so many due to the pressure they had from the record company, the fans and the manager. All wanted more for either money or more music to listen to, so with them being so popular it is no suprise they had so many. It is a good thing that John and Paul wrote so much that they had enough to fill so many albums in so little time. Lots of their songs did not even make it onto any of their own records.

It is said in a book I read " lost in the woods" a biography on Syd Barrett that it was the beatles that started telling the record companies what the band wanted and not bowing down to every command from the record companies. The book says the record company were wanting the beatles to have one of their albums ( I tihnk either sergeant pepper or the white album) in about a week or two. They turned round and told the record company they would have it finished when they were done. They were recording it the same time Pink Floyd were recording Piper at the gate of dawn in abbey road at the same time. Syd and the beatles shared a few drugs and recorded an awful song together ( I have a copy of it).

So if it were not for the beatles telling the record company they were taking their time, I wonder how long it would have been before another band could have said that to a record company. Back then all or most artists doen everything they were told just for the sake of getting airplay and getting noticed.

Ken