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Then and Now
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Started this discussion. Last reply by Gray Dourman Jul. 24, 2009.

Theory on the extinction of dinosaur: Leadus Guitaradon
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Started this discussion. Last reply by Gray Dourman Jun. 18, 2009.

Best Guitarist vs Guitar Hero
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Started this discussion. Last reply by Ming The Mong Jun. 6, 2009.

 

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I suppose I was destined to play bass. My granddad was a double bass player, as well as a pianist, drummer, conductor and instrument repairer. My dad played double and electric bass, my elder brother played bass. What else could i do! Bass guitars w…
July 10
I started playing quite late, although I was taught classical guitar by a grumpy old greek when I was 10 (I learned NOTHING!!) and there was always an old acoustic laying around at Mum & Dads (the family story goes that Uncle John won it in a card g…
April 13
Trip, I'm with you...I like the digital sound and if wasn't for aggressive, young creative minds we'd still be at the mercy of shit producers and lazy engineers. Taking control of my own sound has been a liberating and stimulating experience...isol…
July 24, 2009
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I know we were admonished to not concern ourselves with how it was then and how it is now, but sometimes we need to go back to "then" to appreciate "now" NOW: A few days ago, you young fellow sent me an mp3 of his music he was working on and asked f…
July 23, 2009
Perhaps there is a God....with a plan I have a pretty good suspicion had I found huge fame and enormous fortune early in my career, not that I have it now mind you, but I would be certainly dead by now from excess. Not to mention with all that money…
June 26, 2009
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June 22, 2009
Trip, Funny, full of insight and educational. It is with great respect that I would add to your analysis that most of what can be done with a guitar, has been done, however, songwriting is still by and large a guitar media. Composing with a keyboar…
June 18, 2009
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So, what did cause the fading away of the lead guitarist? Evolution, my dear Watson, just as it saw the fading away of the great clarinetist, trombonist from days of old. The Lead Guitarist was common place all the way back to the early Beatles and…
June 17, 2009
Trip, Good story about the kid. Sort of makes you wonder about the years of misery and joy ahead for a kid with talent when he finds out how many really amazing guitarists are out there who can cover, note for note, but ask them to compose and oooo…
June 9, 2009
OK, so I expressed disdain at overly played, long songs and how I really liked them the first 10,000 times I heard them. But, over time have grown to hate them. Funny thing is I am apparently not alone in my complaint. For years, our local music st…
June 8, 2009
Watching the headline act at the Dublin Castle last Weds (3/6) and someone turned to me and said "He's a useful guitarist this bloke isn't he" Really, I replied, in what way? can he fill in holes in the road, make exceptional cups of tea when others…
June 6, 2009
TripDave and Tug Wilsson are now friends
June 6, 2009
Dave, Having a similar experience a la guitar hero and my son. As he has been around music and professional musicians all his life he knows how much work and practice the life entails and thus he's very reticent to engage and his mother is not real…
May 29, 2009
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Noteworthy is the fact that most everyone's "best guitarist" picks, in general, are from the 1960's thru 1980's. Yes, a good portion of these guitarists are still performing but the age of great bands having a great lead guitarists has passed like t…
May 29, 2009
Sure 4 chords or even 6 are enough. Pink Floyd can play for an hour and only cycle through the chords twice at most.
May 22, 2009
I don't have any gig horror stories particularly, besides just generally being lame and unable to play our set! However I have played with a real DIPLOMAT who excelled at saying things that make me double take and go, "did he ACTUALLY JUST SAY THAT…
May 18, 2009

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Town or City you live in
Sierra Madre
County/State
CA
What instrument(s) do you play?
Guitar, Bass
Describe your musician status (you can pick more than one description):
Dave & Jodi Show, Filet of Soul
Please tell us more about your band/music:
Pop and R&B standards, some originals
www.myspace.com/jodiandtheminions
What do you do for a living?
9 to 5 pays the rent, Music supports the soul

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