fortuneinmyhead

i like surf rock

but - you should get whatever you think you will still like a year from now

surf green gets my vote !

Currently nobody has more cultural relevance than U2 and Radiohead.

huh?

relevance to who?

where does Creedence Clearwater Revival fit into this?

(uh you know, 20 hits in the top 10 is not a small feat)

and as far as early 80s go, Journey was huge, i mean HUGE. ok stop laughing.

the byrds with earl scruggs

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EHYQr8meeog

do 2 or more string solos. it can be done, but you have to be able to play in certain keys; another option would be to begin playing songs in open tunings.

play with your dynamics, quiet / mid / loud .... there really is a lot you can do with 2 instruments, it takes some inventiveness however. keep at it.

i have buddies that were the 'proto' white stripes. the guitarist split his guitar so one amp was cranked with bass frequencies, the other with higher, i think he used a octave pedal too. the drummer played drums and keyboards at the same time. it was an interesting combo & they never really sounded empty.

the posies ~ solar sister

guided by voices ~ tractor rape chain, glad girls, gold star for robot boy

the records ~ starry eyes

jesus and mary chain ~ far gone and far out

smokey robinson & the miracles ~ second that emotion

the rolling stones ~ ruby tuesday, she's a rainbow, paint it black, 19th nervous breakdown

todd rundgren ~ couldn't i just tell you

you can expect people making noise and then some soft velvet undergroundy ballad stuff ... i'd so go

doh! thanks .. we released in march 2007.

kudos on getting a review from them ....

we didn't one, but here is the link

http://wm03.allmusic.com/cg/amg.dll

mach III all the way. damned things are so expensive, but such a good shave ...

glad someone else out there recognizes eno's genius ...

also, 801 Live is a pretty much awesome live album. eno does some of his 70s album tracks and also a terrific cover of 'tomorrow never knows'.

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Some people are arguing we are already in a recession but that the stock market is the only thing that doesn't reflect it -- and thats only because the stock market is being propped up by an activist Fed. I'm a bear.

I wouldn't say I'm a bear, but reality (e.g. *a correction*) has a way of catching up with you, especially in an economy. How long can a nation dodge economic fundamentals? I guess we are going to find out.

Wow, I think I lost a few brain cells reading that (the foxnews link, that is).

I'm no economist or expert, but if you have the head of the Fed Reserve saying 'slowdown coming up' it doesn't sound like a rosy boom happening. The dollar is weak, the u.s. has borrowed to the hilt, 'experts' are talking about inflation coming down the road --- seems kinda scary to me.

*hugs nord lead 1*

geoffrey emerick might dispute some of that

what trips me out about TVZ is that he must have made some good money from Pancho and Lefty and yet he seems like he didn't really spend much of it...

What do you think of the Eastwood? Anyone else have an Eastwood or know someone who does? I just stumbled upon the Eastwood Guitars link on the Wilco website. I've never seen one before--but I am intrigued. . .

i am actually selling mine right now on ebay---because i need some $$, not because it is a bad guitar. actually the one i have is well built & plays well. has a good vintage tone. no big complaints, only that the tremelo bar tends to throw it out of tune when used.

I have a 2007 Gibson SG Standard with DR 10-46 Brite Wires. (main guitar)

 

Here are my pedals (in order)

 

Jim Dunlop Crybaby Wah Wah (Standard)

Modified Ibanez Tube Screamer (more gain, removed .22uF capacitor before tone circuit to take the "blanket" off)

Fulltone OCD

Roger Mayer Voodoo Vibe (the big box version, with an Ernie Ball Volume pedal to change speed)

Line 6 Delay Modeler

 

all signal cables are Monster

 

into

 

'99 Vox AC30 (with Celestion Greenbacks, J/J power and Rectifier Tubes and Tungsram reissue pre-amp tubes)

 

I also have a Leslie Model 25 that I modded for 2 speeds that I'd like to incorperate into this rig at some point.

how is the SG treating you?

I don't really have a static set-up, just whatever works for the gig ...

Guitars (electrics):

G&L Asat Classic Tele

Epiphone Les Paul Std

Schecter Corsair (semi-hollowbody w/bigsby)

Eastwood Sidejack

Teisco K3-L

Amps:

Ampeg Silver Jet w/ celestion

Epiphone Valve Junior

Pedals:

big muff

danelectro daddy-oh, tremelo, chorus

dunlop crybaby wah

carl martin delay

danelectro fab overdrive

various broken pedals

life's rich pageant

murmur

chronic town

automatic for the people

new adentures in hi-fi

if i was on a desert island i'd take those

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thanks. .. i think i have it sorted out now.

Eastwood Sidejack dlx

$320

This is a copy of a Mosrite guitar, made popular by the Ventures. I've had it only about a year and a half and barely used it. Guitar is in top condition, has P90 style pickups and large frets & trem. Very good looking / playing guitar. Comes w/ foam/nylon style case. I'm located 16th St. & Bethany Home Serious buyers only please! Trying to thin out the line .. for more info check eastwoodguitars.com

call 602-264-1604 or respond via PM

BTW - local pickup only - phoenix, arizona (don't want to ship it)

Bound Solid Basswood

Neck: Bound Maple, SET neck

Fingerboard: Rosewood, Dot Markers

Scale Length: 24 3/4"

Width at Nut: 1 5/8"

Pickups: Two Vintage EW P-90's

Switching: 3-Way

Controls: 1 Volume, 1 Tone

Bridge: Vintage Style Adjustable Roller Bridge, BURNS Tremolo

Hardware: Gotoh Nickel/Chrome or Gold

Unique Features: Body and neck binding, slim tapered neck profile, unique BURNS tremolo\