Tell you what..

go to this--A live version of Weekapaug Groove--


[url]http://www.phish.com/_content/releases/audio/ph_lp06_d3_03weekapaug.mp3[/url]

and this --Ghost-with bass solo--extremely groovy

[url]http://www.phish.com/_content/releases/audio/ph_storyghost_01ghost.mp3[/url]


some good ones :thumb:

Thanks man. My comp's audio is fu[size=2]c[/size]ked up though. You ought to hang around more often. You posted like 20 a day here for a while, then kinda stopped.

Oh yeah, you ought to do a routine bump of your thread a while back that listed all those bands and genres. I have bumped it a couple times I think

[QUOTE=coddingtown]Thanks man. My comp's audio is fu[size=2]c[/size]ked up though. You ought to hang around more often. You posted like 20 a day here for a while, then kinda stopped.

Oh yeah, you ought to do a routine bump of your thread a while back that listed all those bands and genres. I have bumped it a couple times I think[/QUOTE]


Sure, no prob.

When your comp audio is right again, check those out. The whole phish.com has samples, just look for them.


And yeah Ive been busy lately, but thanks for the tips/help

Later

Hey :wave:

So I guess I'm the only one online :upset:

:smoke:

Nop... i got nothing better to do on my birthday...wich..is kinda sad i would belive...:p

*posts everywhere to get Troy's attention"

EY! I NEED TO TALK TO YOU

G'day All

How are we?

Hi... Im ok

I went to the zoo today. How exciting.

Orang-utans are the coolest animals ever.

Howdy guys, how are we all? I am going to France soon! I have never been out of the counrty myself but I am having a sort of prigrimage to the Louvre Gallery in Paris to witness the Mona Lisa first hand, art truly fascinates me......I know I am a geek! :)

|Russ|

Pah. My local Cash Generator (Pawn shop-cum-general electronics) has a lovely bass in right now. Turner 5-string fretless. As played by John McVie and Dave Swift, according the sign. Of course, it was left handed, and it was £999. ( ~$2000)

How old are you Russ?

hey, yes school cancelled again today for me :thumb:

Why??! It snowing?

[QUOTE=Fernandes Power]How old are you Russ?[/QUOTE]

I am only 19 dude, I know it is sad to be into art and stuff at my age but I have a very intreagueing mind. I find it fascinating that Da Vinci painted the Mona Lisa as an "inside joke" and not as a masterpiece. Whereas everyone looks at it and thinks it is fantastically painted etc, Da Vinci is laughing at them due to the innuendo and symbolism he injected into the painting....this is the reason why Mona Lisa is smiling.

Sorry, I went into a ramble there! There is a lot more to the story.

|Russ|

no, freezing rain but the freezing rain hasn't started yet and it is 11:15 now but it is suppose to start soon i think

bastard

school has been cancelled quite a bit this year it is awesome

[QUOTE=voiceless one]I am only 19 dude, I know it is sad to be into art and stuff at my age but I have a very intreagueing mind. I find it fascinating that Da Vinci painted the Mona Lisa as an "inside joke" and not as a masterpiece. Whereas everyone looks at it and thinks it is fantastically painted etc, Da Vinci is laughing at them due to the innuendo and symbolism he injected into the painting....this is the reason why Mona Lisa is smiling.

Sorry, I went into a ramble there! There is a lot more to the story.

|Russ|[/QUOTE]

It's a good book, and I don't doubt a lot of his facts are true. In fact, I KNOW some of them are, as a friend of my Grandad is in one of the secret societies mentioned. Nonetheless, I wouldn't read it as gospel truth :thumb:

I'm bored as sh[size=2]i[/size]t.

Alex, it is amazing how I can mention one fact and you immediately know what book I am reading! :) It is a very good book yes, I would recomend it to anyone. I am still blown away you know the book from one thing that I write! wow! Have you read it then?

|Russ|

[QUOTE=Lay_Down_The_Groove]hey, yes school cancelled again today for me :thumb:[/QUOTE]
arg, i hate you!
the ground here is covered in ice. i walk to school, normally a 5 minute walk, but with the ice it took 10-15... with icy roads, why are schools still open???
i've heard about a handful of accidents that have happened today because of the ice.

Evening all :wave:

[QUOTE=voiceless one]Alex, it is amazing how I can mention one fact and you immediately know what book I am reading! :) It is a very good book yes, I would recomend it to anyone. I am still blown away you know the book from one thing that I write! wow! Have you read it then?

|Russ|[/QUOTE]

Hah! What else could it have been? Yeah, I got it for Christmas - it's an interesting read. Finished it in about two or three days - when I start reading a book I tend to read in big chunks!

The Grandad's friend I mentioned is a member of the Opus Dei.

[QUOTE=BassVirtuoso]*posts everywhere to get Troy's attention"

EY! I NEED TO TALK TO YOU[/QUOTE]

EY! I NEED TO TALK TO [u]YOU[/u]!

Regarding what we were planning last night. I've got some good news.

I have had it for 2 days now and I am on page 210, about a third of the way in. Is he a secret member of Opus Dei or is he proud and open about it? At this stage I know nothing about Opus Dei apart fromt hey have the backing of the Pope and they are bad! lol I am sure they are a positive organisation though. Do you remember the bit about the number PHI? 1.618 and the anatomical structure of every human being? I found that fascinating and I believe it to be true.

|Russ|

Which book is this exactly? Sounds interesting, i may well pick myself up a copy...

yo mx

[QUOTE=voiceless one]I have had it for 2 days now and I am on page 210, about a third of the way in. Is he a secret member of Opus Dei or is he proud and open about it? At this stage I know nothing about Opus Dei apart fromt hey have the backing of the Pope and they are bad! lol I am sure they are a positive organisation though. Do you remember the bit about the number PHI? 1.618 and the anatomical structure of every human being? I found that fascinating and I believe it to be true.

|Russ|[/QUOTE]

Phi is true, it's commonly represented by the letter 'e'. You use it quite heavily in A-level maths. The Natural e - it does some fascinating things, even outside of the natural ratios.

I think he's fairly open about it, at least my Grandad mentioned it in an off-the-cuff way. My Grandad's a retired vicar, so he knows LOADS of people in the church, including the Catholic church.

Finish the book before you go to the Louvre! I'm having to bite down on things I shouldn't mention yet, particularly about the Opus Dei. Let's just say they aren't ALL bad.

The only thing I really didn't like about it is the walking stereotype that is Sir Leigh. It's quite painful.

[QUOTE=neal_672]Which book is this exactly? Sounds interesting, i may well pick myself up a copy...[/QUOTE]


The Da Vinci Code.

It's basically about the climax of a two-thousand year old war between a secret society and the Vatican, and all the imagery that's crept into every day life as a result of it.

hallo everyone.

Ok, i'll rent it out the library first to see if i like it. Sounds very interesting though...

Anyone else like the album Meddle by Pink Floyd?

Hey :wave:

Any Dream Theater heads online?

:smoke:

Another amazing book to read is an Irish book by Joseph O'Connor called "Star Of The Sea". Not only does it document Irish history, it is also a very gripping novel with climaxes etc. I sound like a stoopid critic! But it is a very good read.

I can't seem to want to play my bass with a horrible A string buzz! Only 2 days until they hoipefully fix it though :0

|Russ|

Yes i like the album Meddle by Floyd. Floyd = my favoruite band ever.

And yes i love Dream Theater too :lol: :thumb:

Good. Meddle is rather unappreciated, I think. Really really really good album.

what DT song would you say is the hardest Neal?

:smoke:

Anyways, night all. I'm off.

DT, i'd have to say i love The Glass Prison, i've only got the Six Degrees Of Inner Turbulence album mind...