Search results

That's it right there. That's why pot is crime. The Liquor industry lobbies congress to keep it a federal crime to grow or posses pot. Their fear is that people will turn away from booze and start growing their own.

tenatious D

Me Hi too.

Come on, Lets play again. I won't google, I promise.

Miles Davis Bitches Brew. The Bad Plus, Mahavishna Orchestra. Victor Wooten.....

Ibanez quality is hard to beat. I used to sell them at a music store. They came perfectly setup every time. I'd like to have a 7 string. If you like Ibanez you might try a Parker Fly. Very similar neck profile to the Wide thin Ibanez. But it weighs only 4.5 lbs. and has a Fishman Piezo pickup as...

Its all remastered material, done by George Martin and his son. Its really a different take on many classic tunes. This is not a remaster in the usual sense. It actually mixes riffs and solos, puts them into the wrong songs and it works.

Australia?

Yeah, we need pics.

Ready...Now Check out this thread. https://www.rollitup.org/harvesting-curing/28072-harvest-time-tutorial.html

Check out this thread.https://www.rollitup.org/harvesting-curing/28072-harvest-time-tutorial.html

I Love Yamaha gear. I use a Yamaha 4416 recording workstation for live recording it has worked flawlessly for 5 years. For my studio I use a MacIntosh/Logic Pro combination. My first keyboard was a Yamaha. Right now I'm using a Roland XP80 and a Roland U20 for keyboards but I'm shopping for a Nord.

I love Gibsons I have the 66 SG you mentioned (Which I play at all of my gigs) and the Blond ES 175, fourth from the right on the sofa. I used to have a Les Paul Custom but sold it due to the weight. After 4 hours of playing that monster my shoulder and back were a wreck.

The faded series play very well if properly setup. I've setup about a half dozen. After a fret dressing, a little truss rod adjustment and filing the nut they all played fantastic. The PRS SE's seem to play great right out of the box. For my taste and style I play a Parker Fly a 66 Gibson SG...

Actually I worked for a music store for 8 years. I taught lessons, sold instruments and repaired guitars. The black one, fourth from the left is one of 6 guitars I built back in the 70's. I take guitar playing seriously. After more than 40 years of playing, I still practice at least an hour a...

A dog has a limited number amount of grey matter. Some dogs can't afford to loose any. Here's my pup. She really can't afford to loose any brain cells.

I ought to daisy chain all of them and blow out the windows. My favorite amp isn't in the picture. Its a 1956 Fender Tweed Bassman. I used to work at a music store and picked it up from a trade in. Bought it for a $135.

Thanks, The oldest one in this picture is the 64 gretsch fifth from the left on the sofa. I bought it when the Beatles first hit the scene.

All but 4 of my amps. Sorry I just couldn't resist. These are my Blonds.

I just have to show it off every once and a while. I've been collecting them since 1962.