Whither "The Scott Thunes Effect"?
Poot Rootbeer
Hey, the (mostly) excellent bass transcription site "The Scott Thunes
Effect" seems to have disappeared off the internet recently. (I say
"mostly" because the fast-7 solo section of Inca was inexplicably
transcribed as being in 5.) http://www.thescotthuneseffect.com/ was
there a few weeks ago, now it ain't.
Another legal casualty?
-Poot
Les Cargill
More likely a fiscal casualty. (d)We(e)bsites are dropping like flies,
all over....
--
Les Cargill
diurk
standard-fare for Zappa performances, absolutely nothing
extraordinary.
For anyone with 50 CD"s of Zappa or more ...this is like a LIMP DICK
... because ZAppa fans have come to expect so much more than simply
excellence and perfect performances.
Joachim Ott
At least the start is in google's cache, maybe other pages are in there
too, just build the right URL:
lsaul
> Hey, the (mostly) excellent bass transcription site "The Scott Thunes
> Effect" seems to have disappeared off the internet recently.
This is sad news, indeedee ...
> "mostly" because the fast-7 solo section of Inca was inexplicably
> transcribed as being in 5.)
I'd have to look at exactly what you're talking about (could it have
been a varied non-OSFA Inca?) ... but this guy was an amazing
transcriber, afaik ... he actually corrected a few mistakes on one of
my guitar transcriptions, which really impressed me...
I can't remember his name -- but DUDE -- come back!
pbuzb...@yahoo.com
> On Feb 11, 5:54 pm, Poot Rootbeer <p...@dork.com> wrote:
> > "mostly" because the fast-7 solo section of Inca was inexplicably
> > transcribed as being in 5.)
>
> I'd have to look at exactly what you're talking about (could it have
> been a varied non-OSFA Inca?) ...
I haven't seen this transcription, but presumably he's talking about
the sax solo from the Best Band version, and yes, that is in 7, not 5.
Pat Buzby
Chicago, IL
co...@gotadsl.co.uk
the 5 was fairly explicable: I probably fucked up... probably counted
it as two groups of 3 then 2 groups of two
still, who gives a fuck anyway
the domain lapsed and I tried to buy it again... some joker wanted
$1800 for it, so fageddaboutit
the transcriptions, including the fabled wrong bits (by the way, feel
free to give me corrections) can now be found at www.basstranscriptions.com
maybe it's best I don't have an entirely Thunes-focused website.. he's
a big scary man who shouts at people who displease him, so I don't
want him thinking i'm a stalker or anything
cheers,
Steve
co...@gotadsl.co.uk
> On Feb 12, 12:54 am, Poot Rootbeer <p...@dork.com> wrote:
>
> > Hey, the (mostly) excellent bass transcription site "The ScottThunes
> > Effect" seems to have disappeared off the internet recently. (I say
> > "mostly" because the fast-7 solo section of Inca was inexplicably
> > transcribed as being in 5.) http://www.thescotthuneseffect.com/was
> > there a few weeks ago, now it ain't.
>
> > Another legal casualty?
>
> > -Poot
>
> the 5 was fairly explicable: I probably fucked up... probably counted
> it as two groups of 3 then 2 groups of two
>
> still, who gives a fuck anyway
>
> the domain lapsed and I tried to buy it again... some joker wanted
> $1800 for it, so fageddaboutit
>
> the transcriptions, including the fabled wrong bits (by the way, feel
> free to give me corrections) can now be found atwww.basstranscriptions.com
>
> a big scary man who shouts at people who displease him, so I don't
> want him thinking i'm a stalker or anything
>
> cheers,
>
> Steve
jesus, I can't even get my own website URL right, let alone the meter
of a friggin sax solo accompanying bass line
ignore the above, it is:
Poot Rootbeer
Hooray!