Hey, welder music guy...

There is a pretty good set of destructions here
http://www.chordie.com/forum/viewtopic.php?id=1957

These guys really look out for you. Can't wait to see something!

Hey, James! I stopped by your space and was surprised with this one! love the words "Either you are eating, or else you will be eat..." That's awesome.

Really cool song. love the idea, the lyrics, the music, and the playing.

Kudos!

That's how I remember it too, so we will both reveal our ages!

We were running a Tandy 80286!

It had a HUGE, never-to-be-filled-up 10Mg hard drive! (I think it cost like $4k)

Those were the days!

I had this problem with mine, que.

I found that if I loosened the truss rod (which allows the neck to be pulled more when the strings are tight) it went away.

This will raise your action some, so you need to find the right balance between no buzz and playability.

I had thought about filing a fret, but didn't have the guts. (I'm scared to do anything like that with my box, because, if I screw it up, I can't afford a new one right now).

I'm not sure you would be able to see a neck that was slightly bowed. Maybe just loosen it a little and see what happens.

Edit - I just realized this was in the "Electric" forum. Sorry for that. I was talking about my acoustic. Maybe the same for electric, I don't know. Never had one.

Okay... (so many inequities to rectify here, where do I start?)

First - The Marathon bar was nothing like a snickers. It was a lump of caramel covered with chocolate. Called "Marathon" because it took a long time to eat one.

Second - Ketchup is a sugary, nauseating blend of tomato (say it with me, "Toe-May-Toe") and spices. Not "tomato sauce". Tomato sauce is what is used to make spaghetti sauce and pizza. If ketchup (or Catsup) were ever used for this, the perpetrator should be drug into the street and shot.:)

Next - A-l-u-m-i-n-u-m.  That is the appropriate way to spell this word. It is pronounced "Al-oo-min-um". Your version, aluminium, is a "British Variation".

Also - Why must folks put unnecessary and useless letters into perfectly good words? Examples are "catalog" (why catalogue?) and "color" (not colour). This only serves to alienate and confuse the Americans (which isn't very difficult).

We are a simple folk. I think that we Americans have simplified our language because we realize that there is little chance the Queen might pop in for a crumpet at high tea, so why worry with all the high-sounding rhetoric?

Our biggest concerns were not dying of malnutrition or disease, and being able to communicate with the Native Americans while we weren't killing them, while the Brits were worried about soiling their ascots with a bit 'o Earl Gray, and what were those infernal colonists up to now?

Now that we have this all figured out, we Americans will continue to bastardize and hack up any language we can get our hands on to fit into our narrow, but accurate, view of our world!

We're like that, you know!

(Note: As mood, inflection, and temperment cannot be transmitted via a text post, the liberal usage of smiley faces is indicative of the jestive, humorous, and inoffensive intent of this message!) 

Audacity = free
free = good
Audacity = good!

Me likey.

Back in the day, I used to work for a church bell company. We had some electronic systems that played a sampled bell for those who couldn't afford our "real deal". We used a program called "Cake Walk". I thought it was pretty user friendly, and could do a lot of cool stuff. Don't know if it is still out, or how expensive it is, but maybe worth a Google?

Please to be posting.

music good.

Ark,

Got it.

I had gone to "Webfetti" before, but couldn't figure out where to put the code. The pimp site gave me very clear destructions!

Thanks!

Yeah, SouthPaw, that's it! Pe-chew-li; Pu-chiw-lea... dang it.  I'll get it
Do you have some beads I can borrow!? (I assume you have already picked out your wicker coffin? If not, I'm sure Old Doll knows someone!)

Thanks, Phil. I'm still fidgeting with my very modest set up. I'm going to shop for some mics this weekend. I think the software I am using has some reverb option, I will look into that. I recorded another one (Lonely Man) a while ago and used a little reverb on it. I like how that one sounds (much "bigger" sound, I think).

And despite your wanting them all to move, I'm sure it's nice to have them close by! You must have done something right with them. I know the first thing I wanted to do was move as far from my father as geographically possible! (Went to CA right out of boot camp!)

I am glad you like it! I don't know if I should be the "go to" or not, I just hit on one that I liked, and you got me started with the Em!

I would be excited to take a stab at anything you need help with!

I have noticed, though, some of the chordians questioning the posting of music-less lyrics (aka poems), so maybe you should e-mail me anything else, and, when I post it, I will give you the lyrical credit, or I can send it back to you for posting!

it is there now.