I've been waking up earlier than I really should be lately.

So I'm off t'bed.

'Night now loves, I'll miss you all.

[QUOTE=Double Bass Jim]I dig the carlin reference ^[/QUOTE]
Heh, yeah he is a funny guy.

STS9 and the Disco Biscuits are pretty good. Saw them at Wakarusa at like 4 AM.

I think drugs have done some good things for people....


*turns up 311*

*sparks a fatty*

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[QUOTE=Josiah]I think drugs have done some good things for people....


*turns up 311*

*sparks a fatty*

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"I really do.... and if you dont believe me, do me a favor...."


My man josiah, havnt seen you for some time.

*loads gravity bong, prepares cookie dough ice cream, listens to galatic*

Ah I just listened to "Another day". Definetly my favorite guitar solo by petrucci. Too bad it is so short in comparison to his 32nd note pentuplet solos. :upset:

You mentioned Lotus Feet, do you mean Steve Vai?

[QUOTE=British Boy]You mentioned Lotus Feet, do you mean Steve Vai?[/QUOTE]
Shakti.

Steve Vai isn't worthy of cleaning John Mclaughlins pool.

I'm not a fan of vai.. Just can't get into em

[QUOTE=Double Bass Jim]I'm not a fan of vai.. Just can't get into em[/QUOTE]
:chug:

I got into a fight with the guitar forumers hahaha

They all said vai was much better then yngwie on that G3 DVD... But I disagree 100%. He smoked them both off the stage.

Yeah Yngwie was great fun to watch, I like how he occasionally signalled to the keyboardist to tell him to keep up lol. I found Vai very boring but didnt watch Satriani (thats who they were with wasnt it?)

I like Vai and satch myself. Both can get very tedious to listen to after a while though.

Can't wait for the new Al DiMeola Cd. :D

EDIT: But honestly John is so much more creative than Vai or satch.

Also Jim I have to agree with you Malmsteen blows Vai and satch away.

YAY! Im happy.

Got a M-Audio Axiom midi keyboard.

[QUOTE=Futuro]I like Vai and satch myself. Both can get very tedious to listen to after a while though.

Can't wait for the new Al DiMeola Cd. :D

EDIT: But honestly John is so much more creative than Vai or satch.

Also Jim I have to agree with you Malmsteen blows Vai and satch away.[/QUOTE]
Don't forget Paul Gilbert, he's awesome. Not quite up to Yngwie's standard, though, imo.

I like Vai for his music, not his shred skill.

Haha I just noticed that on TL's Creative Control, when he talks about his crashes he says he didn't want much tone so the crashes have very small - 8 [B]inch[/B] - bells. Lol 8 inch?!

Mistake for sure.

[QUOTE=British Boy]Haha I just noticed that on TL's Creative Control, when he talks about his crashes he says he didn't want much tone so the crashes have very small - 8 [B]inch[/B] - bells. Lol 8 inch?!

Mistake for sure.[/QUOTE]
8 Centimetres, maybe?

I should think so.

How useful is creative control?

I'm thinking of getting it

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Actually very good for a DVD. I still prefer a good book, but this DVD comes with like 100 or so good exercises.

DO NOT get Carter Beauford's DVD. It is rubbish. He's a great drummer, and I really dig his stuff but he is just so.... dumb.

Haha! I'll bear that in mind, BB.

I like books too, I'm forever working through the three and four limb exercises in Transitions by Russ Miller. That book has helped me go from not playing any difficult independance, to having the facility to complement several different musicians at a time with my playing.

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IMO EVERYONE here should pick up tommy igoe's groove essentials DVD. Pick it up without a doubt.

So, i have a perforated ear drum accordin to my mum (who's a nurse)

Fu[I]c[/I]kin A :upset:

[QUOTE=enemytopublic2]IMO EVERYONE here should pick up tommy igoe's groove essentials DVD. Pick it up without a doubt.[/QUOTE]

Thats cool, I'll check out some reviews :thumb:

Unlucky with the ear, how'd that happen?

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Etp2, agreed.

[quote=LiquidTensionTheatre]Thats cool, I'll check out some reviews :thumb:

Unlucky with the ear, how'd that happen?

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Some f[I]u[/I]cker slapped my ear last night. Air had to go somewhere, unfortunately that happened to be straight through my ear drum.

If that wasnt enough, i got my drink spiked too.

God. I'd consider staying at home in future!

One of my friends had his drink spiked last night.

Well he claims he did, but he is awfully... Well, we'll just say he tends to seek attention.

I've never had a perforated eardrum, how is it around loud noise? ie. drums?

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'Morning~

Ugh.

I woke up to a fuzzy cat butt in my face.

My parents forgot to feed him this morning =/

[quote=LiquidTensionTheatre]God. I'd consider staying at home in future!

One of my friends had his drink spiked last night.

Well he claims he did, but he is awfully... Well, we'll just say he tends to seek attention.

I've never had a perforated eardrum, how is it around loud noise? ie. drums?

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It hurts. A lot.Quiet stuff isnt bad but it hurts to speak cause of my nasal passages being connected to my ear and stuff. It also affects your balance and makes you feel sick a lot.