birdy wrote:Im 57 years old.
Behave that age, then. The first post i've read from you was for dismissing SAE equipment as "trailer park shite" (sic). When are you going to contribute something useful to the forum?
birdy wrote:When Flower Travellin' Band (pretty well unknown at the time) were being completely ignored by the audience, my tongue was hanging on the floor in complete amaze at the guitarist's work.
His hair was below his hips.
This was when they were making fuss over the puny length of McCartney's hair.

I liked the duct tape on the botom 3 strings.........the guitarist then doesn't have to watch what he's doing............LOL, what a bunch of clowns.
brings to mind the punch line of a "drummer" joke........
"A podiatrist knows how to buck up the feet"
analogous wrote:
I liked the duct tape on the botom 3 strings.........the guitarist then doesn't have to watch what he's doing............LOL, what a bunch of clowns.
brings to mind the punch line of a "drummer" joke........
"A podiatrist knows how to buck up the feet"I guess you know it's not just any gutarist. It's Fredrik Thordendal of Meshuggah.
if you say so.........can't say I've ever heard of him.....just wondering why "talent" has to rely on duct tape to not strike the lower strings with the plectumThe drumer's not too shabby either.
nor special............generic drumming. again, where is the beat? what was the count? the measure?
birdy wrote:Please not to bring up crap bands on my thread.

if you say so.........can't say I've ever heard of him.....just wondering why "talent" has to rely on duct tape to not strike the lower strings with the plectum
nor special............generic drumming. again, where is the beat? what was the count? the measure?
In 1988, at the age of 20, Morgan Ågren was, along with Mats Öberg, invited by Frank Zappa to do a guest performance at Zappa's Stockholm concert. Impressed by Ågren's skills, Zappa invited Ågren to the States to partake in several projects, including the 1994 Grammy Award winning CD, Zappa's Universe, with Steve Vai as well as a sold out New York performance of Zappa's classical program at Lincoln Center's Great Performers Series in Avery Fisher Hall.
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