[QUOTE=guitrguy]I did my part.[/QUOTE]

Thanks

As for the SG, isnt Jimmy's double neck the most convenanted of all?

[QUOTE=Creedence Clearwater]Thanks

As for the SG, isnt Jimmy's double neck the most convenanted of all?[/QUOTE]
Ah yes, the 1275. I used to drool over it.

[QUOTE=thickasabrick]i miss my first guitar and it was a hunk of junk. it was usually a fifty fifty chance of the pickups even working when i turned on the amp, and even then, sometimes the tuners decided not to work.[/QUOTE]

My Kramer use to be like that until I got it fixed. It is still pretty messed up, but it's a classic :(. Floyd Rose and everything :p

[QUOTE=Badmoon]I like some of it, but it's not like I'm a huge fan of anything by him.[/QUOTE]
Yeah I'm pretty much the same way, he's kinda jumping the gun with his solo career.

has anyone here listened to the normal DSOTM cd? and also the Digitally remastered one?

i bought the remastered one today, as a present to myself, and i really didn't notice much different between this one and the original one.

[QUOTE=Creedence Clearwater]Thanks

As for the SG, isnt Jimmy's double neck the most convenanted of all?[/QUOTE]

I like JPJ's triple neck with the mandolin at the top.

Badmoon's Bluegrass Lesson of The Day:
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The insane guitar styling of Doc Watson could most likely take almost any American guitarist in the first half of the 20th Century.

[QUOTE=thickasabrick]has anyone here listened to the normal DSOTM cd? and also the Digitally remastered one?

i bought the remastered one today, as a present to myself, and i really didn't notice much different between this one and the original one.[/QUOTE]

Thats the last Pink Floyd album I was listening too last night pre sleep. All I was listening to though was money and eclipse.

Are you closer than me: 730?

[QUOTE=Badmoon]Badmoon's Bluegrass Lesson of The Day:
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The insane guitar styling of Doc Watson could most likely take almost any American guitarist in the first half of the 20th Century.[/QUOTE]

is he a solo artist? or part of a group? i'm assuming he's some sort of blugrasser (if that's a real term).

Probably. I'm not a big pre-rock buff.

Though amercian would rule out a lot of classical and flamenco guitarists :/

[QUOTE=Creedence Clearwater]Thats the last Pink Floyd album I was listening too last night pre sleep. All I was listening to though was money and eclipse.

Are you closer than me: 730?[/QUOTE]

how do you check?

oh ya, and tonight i was at the mall, and i saw my sister there. she was buying my christmas present: Bob Dylan - Chronicle (his book). i'm excited for christmas now. anyone have this book yet?

[QUOTE=Badmoon]Badmoon's Bluegrass Lesson of The Day:
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The insane guitar styling of Doc Watson could most likely take almost any American guitarist in the first half of the 20th Century.[/QUOTE]

Does that include those guitarists who made there way to the crossroads?

haha thats a good one (to creedence)

tonight as i was shopping, i saw that cd: Mr Johnson and Me, the clapton one. i laugh how he is sitting exactly like robert johnson. and it shows the only two pictures of him around.

anyone have that cd? im interested in it.

edit- oh wait it wasnt rock who said that...it was creedence. my mistake.

[QUOTE=thickasabrick]how do you check?

oh ya, and tonight i was at the mall, and i saw my sister there. she was buying my christmas present: Bob Dylan - Chronicle (his book). i'm excited for christmas now. anyone have this book yet?[/QUOTE]

User CP.

I wish i had that book, I have Eric Clapton and Yardbirds cd set for my christmas present. i own his old book, tarantual, its nosensical at best though. On the plus side it has high avatar making tendancies :thumb:

[QUOTE]is he a solo artist? or part of a group? i'm assuming he's some sort of blugrasser (if that's a real term).[/QUOTE]

Yeah, earlier player. He was one of the players who was playing Bluegrass before it even had a name. Though, he is not even close to one of the earliest.

[QUOTE]Does that include those guitarists who made there way to the crossroads?[/QUOTE]

Robert Johnson? Tommy Johnson? He could take them, I believe they are about a decade before his prime though.

[QUOTE=thickasabrick]haha thats a good one (to rock)

tonight as i was shopping, i saw that cd: Mr Johnson and Me, the clapton one. i laugh how he is sitting exactly like robert johnson. and it shows the only two pictures of him around.

anyone have that cd? im interested in it.[/QUOTE]

high production values, multiple guitarists.

[QUOTE=thickasabrick]how do you check?

oh ya, and tonight i was at the mall, and i saw my sister there. she was buying my christmas present: Bob Dylan - Chronicle (his book). i'm excited for christmas now. anyone have this book yet?[/QUOTE]

Go to your user cp and it's at the bottom.

I really want to read that book. (really really really want to)

[QUOTE=Badmoon]Yeah, earlier player. He was one of the players who was playing Bluegrass before it even had a name. Though, he is not even close to one of the earliest.



Robert Johnson? Tommy Johnson? He could take them, I believe they are about a decade before his prime though.[/QUOTE]

Tommy Johnson? I dont know who that is.

are there any songs by Doc Watson i could download?

edit- woah i searched his name: doc watson and david grisman, doc watson and chet atkins, doc watson and bill monroe. this guys played with some big names.

[QUOTE=rock not roll]Go to your user cp and it's at the bottom.

I really want to read that book. (really really really want to)[/QUOTE]

thanks.

maybe i will read it aloud to you guys on here. one paragraph per day! :evil:

and i have 917 points. how much are stars worth?

[QUOTE=thickasabrick]thanks.

maybe i will read it aloud to you guys on here. one paragraph per day! :evil:[/QUOTE]

You could upload it as a text file or something :thumb:

[QUOTE=Creedence Clearwater]You could upload it as a text file or something :thumb:[/QUOTE]

SILENCE!

you lazy freeloaders. oh wait, what am i saying...i'm canadian!

i will give you guys a summary of the book. :p

[QUOTE=thickasabrick]thanks.

maybe i will read it aloud to you guys on here. one paragraph per day! :evil:

and i have 917 points. how much are stars worth?[/QUOTE]
1000 points, but I already repped you tonight.

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[QUOTE=thickasabrick]are there any songs by Doc Watson i could download?

edit- woah i searched his name: doc watson and david grisman, doc watson and chet atkins, doc watson and bill monroe. this guys played with some big names.[/QUOTE]

He is a big name. I have a burnt dics of a bunch of his songs. And many of them are instruments, so it's hard to tell what the names are. But I have one great one for you.

Doc Watson - Double File and Salt Creek

you tell em woodstock.

what is everyones favourite song by the Guess Who?

[QUOTE=Creedence Clearwater]Tommy Johnson? I dont know who that is.[/QUOTE]

Google it lazy a[COLOR=White]s[/COLOR]s

[QUOTE=Badmoon]He is a big name. I have a burnt dics of a bunch of his songs. And many of them are instruments, so it's hard to tell what the names are. But I have one great one for you.

Doc Watson - Double File and Salt Creek[/QUOTE]

:amaze: the first bluegrass song i learned was called Salt Creek!! maybe its a cheap ripoff of Doc Watsons song! i'm already ahead of the game :thumb:

edit- have you ever heard the song Black Mountain Rag?? it came up after i searched Doc Watson. that's one of my favourite songs to play.

[QUOTE=thickasabrick]SILENCE!

you lazy freeloaders. oh wait, what am i saying...i'm canadian!

i will give you guys a summary of the book. :p[/QUOTE]

I understand, my country also has poor currency on the world stage.

[QUOTE=thickasabrick]you tell em woodstock.

what is everyones favourite song by the Guess Who?[/QUOTE]
Undun, Share The Land, or of course, American Woman.

[QUOTE]the first bluegrass song i learned was called Salt Creek!! maybe its a cheap ripoff of Doc Watsons song! i'm already ahead of the game

edit- have you ever heard the song Black Mountain Rag?? it came up after i searched Doc Watson. that's one of my favourite songs to play.[/QUOTE]

:lol:

Yea, I've heard a few versions :).

Download Tony Rice's version of "Black Berry Blossom".