Neil Young.
Dick Muhfukkin Bagswing
Anyone else going?
Brian
Michael Cash
<la...@my.nuts.wouldja?> belched the alphabet and kept on going with:
>I am very excited about going to see him next Saturday at the budokan.
>Anyone else going?
As a Southerner, no. Don't need him around anyhow.
Bryan Parker
Sweet home, Ki-ryu Gunma!
--
Bryan
the severe subnormal foreigner
http://www.trainerbryan.com/old_fjlij.html
Dick Muhfukkin Bagswing
> As a Southerner, no. Don't need him around anyhow.
>
Anyone ever told you how cute you are?
Brian
Dick Muhfukkin Bagswing
> Sweet home, Ki-ryu Gunma!
You too....tittyboy!!! Cuteness personified!
Brian
Michael Cash
<la...@my.nuts.wouldja?> belched the alphabet and kept on going with:
>>
>> As a Southerner, no. Don't need him around anyhow.
>>
>
>
>Anyone ever told you how cute you are?
I get it constantly. Between that and the incessant hero-worship I am
subjected to I hardly get a moment's rest.
Michael Cash
<puntspe...@yahoo.com> belched the alphabet and kept on going
with:
>Michael Cash <mike...@sunfield.ne.jp> said:
>
>>On Mon, 10 Nov 2003 20:38:19 +0900, "Dick Muhfukkin Bagswing"
>><la...@my.nuts.wouldja?> belched the alphabet and kept on going with:
>>
>>>I am very excited about going to see him next Saturday at the budokan.
>>>Anyone else going?
>>
>>As a Southerner, no. Don't need him around anyhow.
>
>Sweet home, Ki-ryu Gunma!
Neil Young has always been one of my click artists. That means if I'm
driving along listening to the radio and a Neil Young song comes on, I
reach up and click the damned thing off. I look at my watch, count off
five minutes just to be safe, then turn it back on. The only exception
is for "Heart of Gold", and I only listen to that because of the
excellent pedal steel work on it.
Kevin Wayne Williams
>
> Neil Young has always been one of my click artists. That means if I'm
> driving along listening to the radio and a Neil Young song comes on, I
> reach up and click the damned thing off. I look at my watch, count off
> five minutes just to be safe, then turn it back on. The only exception
> is for "Heart of Gold", and I only listen to that because of the
> excellent pedal steel work on it.
I think of it as an example of the monkey with a typewriter phenomenon.
Let a guy write enough notes and enough words, put them together, and he
will eventually write something that isn't a whiny piece of crap.
KWW
Dick Muhfukkin Bagswing
> Neil Young has always been one of my click artists. That means if I'm
> driving along listening to the radio and a Neil Young song comes on, I
> reach up and click the damned thing off. I look at my watch, count off
> five minutes just to be safe, then turn it back on. The only exception
> is for "Heart of Gold", and I only listen to that because of the
> excellent pedal steel work on it.
>
I have many click artists.
Hey,speaking of steel guitar are you a Junior Brown fan?
Brian
Dick Muhfukkin Bagswing
> I have many click artists.
> Hey,speaking of steel guitar are you a Junior Brown fan?
>
>
> Brian
Fuck,while I'm at it how about Robert Randolph or the Campbell Brothers?
Amazing steel guit picking.
Brian
Michael Cash
<nih...@paxonet.kom> belched the alphabet and kept on going with:
Well, maybe he'll eventually turn out something. Have you heard Tim
Wilson's parody of a typical Neil Young song?
Michael Cash
<la...@my.nuts.wouldja?> belched the alphabet and kept on going with:
>
Not in particular. After having been fascinated by the dobro for over
20 years, I finally bought myself one about a year ago. Can't do shit
on it, but it's great fun trying. Thanks to Chinese sweat shop labor
it is finally possible to find one that even an impoverished truck
driver can afford. Way back when I first looked at them, they started
at about $2000 and went up from there. Nowadays you can get them
starting at about $300 to $500. Gives you a chance to see if you can
build up to justifying the expense of a nice one later on.
I have a pedal steel in storage. I fooled around with it just enough
to be put in total awe of anybody who can even halfway play one.
Played with both hands, both feet, and both knees as a general thing.
Since I am one of those who can't walk and chew gum at the same time,
I'll never get the hang of it.
Dick Muhfukkin Bagswing
> I have a pedal steel in storage. I fooled around with it just enough
> to be put in total awe of anybody who can even halfway play one.
> Played with both hands, both feet, and both knees as a general thing.
> Since I am one of those who can't walk and chew gum at the same time,
> I'll never get the hang of it.
They are amazing. I play a pretty mean slide guitar but pedal steel was
always beyond my ken. I tried though and had fun at it.
If you want I'll upload some of the awesome steel music I have.
Brian
Brett Robson
>
>I have a pedal steel in storage. I fooled around with it just enough
>to be put in total awe of anybody who can even halfway play one.
>Played with both hands, both feet, and both knees as a general thing.
>Since I am one of those who can't walk and chew gum at the same time,
>I'll never get the hang of it
You certainly are not in awe of me then. You'd think that with a correctly tuned
instrument you find at least one note that was correct. Maybe mine was broken.
Never did want to play Sister Golden Hair Surprise.
.
----
"No country hides itself behind the paper screen of cultural elitism like Japan,
which, considering they've bought their entire civilisation from other people's
hand-me-downs, is a bit of a liberty."
Michael Cash
the alphabet and kept on going with:
>On Tue, 11 Nov 2003 19:08:34 +0900, Michael Cash ...
>>
>>I have a pedal steel in storage. I fooled around with it just enough
>>to be put in total awe of anybody who can even halfway play one.
>>Played with both hands, both feet, and both knees as a general thing.
>>Since I am one of those who can't walk and chew gum at the same time,
>>I'll never get the hang of it
>
>You certainly are not in awe of me then. You'd think that with a correctly tuned
>instrument you find at least one note that was correct. Maybe mine was broken.
>Never did want to play Sister Golden Hair Surprise.
http://www.zeppmusic.com/other.htm#ls3
Amaze your friends! Baffle your enemies!
While I'm on that site, here's a picture of my dobro (it, not one like
it), though it looks much better than it photographed:
http://www.zeppmusic.com/rd35blue.jpg
Michael Cash
<la...@my.nuts.wouldja?> belched the alphabet and kept on going with:
>
>> I have a pedal steel in storage. I fooled around with it just enough
>> to be put in total awe of anybody who can even halfway play one.
>> Played with both hands, both feet, and both knees as a general thing.
>> Since I am one of those who can't walk and chew gum at the same time,
>> I'll never get the hang of it.
>
>
>They are amazing. I play a pretty mean slide guitar but pedal steel was
>always beyond my ken. I tried though and had fun at it.
It is a way cool experience to pluck out a chord and then step on a
pedal or shove a knee lever and have it morph into something else,
ain't it?
>If you want I'll upload some of the awesome steel music I have.
Any and all music is welcome.
Dick Muhfukkin Bagswing
>
> Any and all music is welcome.
Just put up a couple of Robert Randolph and Junior Brown tunes that I have
had in heavy rotation lately.
Please try to enjoy them if you can.
Brian
Brett Robson
>
>On 11 Nov 2003 04:11:44 -0800, Brett Robson <jet...@deja.com> belched
>the alphabet and kept on going with:
>
>>On Tue, 11 Nov 2003 19:08:34 +0900, Michael Cash ...
>>>
>>>I have a pedal steel in storage. I fooled around with it just enough
>>>to be put in total awe of anybody who can even halfway play one.
>>>Played with both hands, both feet, and both knees as a general thing.
>>>Since I am one of those who can't walk and chew gum at the same time,
>>>I'll never get the hang of it
>>
>>You certainly are not in awe of me then. You'd think that with a correctly tuned
>>instrument you find at least one note that was correct. Maybe mine was broken.
>>Never did want to play Sister Golden Hair Surprise.
>
>http://www.zeppmusic.com/other.htm#ls3
>
>Amaze your friends! Baffle your enemies!
But it's still a banjo.
(>.<)
I just bought this
http://www.bossgtcentral.com/gt3.php
('.')/~
>
>While I'm on that site, here's a picture of my dobro (it, not one like
>it), though it looks much better than it photographed:
>http://www.zeppmusic.com/rd35blue.jpg
>
a- wakatta, I wasn't prepared to show my ignorance.
Brett Robson
I got a copy of Rust Never Sleeps I can rip for you.
Dan Rempel
I had one for, jeez, twenty years, and finally sold it; too embarassing
to have the thing for that long and not be able to do more than make out
of tune whiny sounds. BTW, do you have a copy of the Byrds "Sweetheart
of the Rodeo"? Probably some of the best played and recorded steel
anywhere, anytime.
Dan
Dick Muhfukkin Bagswing
>
> I just bought this
> http://www.bossgtcentral.com/gt3.php
> ('.')/~
>
That gt-3 is nice. I just recently pared down my effects setup to a
wah,chorus,and delay.
I was using entirely too much before.
Brian
Dick Muhfukkin Bagswing
> I got a copy of Rust Never Sleeps I can rip for you.
>
>
Brian
Kevin Wayne Williams
> On Mon, 10 Nov 2003 18:17:10 GMT, Kevin Wayne Williams
> <nih...@paxonet.kom> belched the alphabet and kept on going with:
>
>
>>Michael Cash wrote:
>>
>>
Gold"]
>>
>>I think of it as an example of the monkey with a typewriter phenomenon.
>>Let a guy write enough notes and enough words, put them together, and he
>>will eventually write something that isn't a whiny piece of crap.
>
>
> Well, maybe he'll eventually turn out something. Have you heard Tim
> Wilson's parody of a typical Neil Young song?
Nope. Can you point me at a legal source for it?
Did hear an Australian techno version "Heart of Gold" back in 98, when I
was wandering around the outback. It was fairly interesting. Not quite
as good as the techno version of "Whole Lotta Love", though.
KWW
Brett Robson
>
>
>> I got a copy of Rust Never Sleeps I can rip for you.
>>
>>
>I'd love that seeing as how I don't have it.
>
>Brian
See what I can do.
Brett Robson
Yeah, I understand. Live I use a compressor then chorus then a light tube
distortion and I don't really need the distortion. Problem is, in my little
Tokyo 2DK I can't run a 100 watt Marshall. The beauty of the GT-3 and 6 is the
amp and speaker simulations. With a bit of reverb it sounds like I'm playing the
Budokan even when I'm sitting on my little couch and listening with a set of
cheap cans.
Michael Cash
<nih...@paxonet.kom> belched the alphabet and kept on going with:
>Michael Cash wrote:
>> On Mon, 10 Nov 2003 18:17:10 GMT, Kevin Wayne Williams
>> <nih...@paxonet.kom> belched the alphabet and kept on going with:
>>
>>
>>>Michael Cash wrote:
>>>
>>>
>[dissed Neil Young, with the exception of his only good song, "Heart of
>Gold"]
>>>
>>>I think of it as an example of the monkey with a typewriter phenomenon.
>>>Let a guy write enough notes and enough words, put them together, and he
>>>will eventually write something that isn't a whiny piece of crap.
>>
>>
>> Well, maybe he'll eventually turn out something. Have you heard Tim
>> Wilson's parody of a typical Neil Young song?
>
>Nope. Can you point me at a legal source for it?
No. If an illegal source will suffice, I can be of assistance,
perhaps.
Michael Cash
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>On Wed, 12 Nov 2003 06:20:21 +0900, Dick Muhfukkin Bagswing ...
>>
>>
>>> I got a copy of Rust Never Sleeps I can rip for you.
>>>
>>>
>>I'd love that seeing as how I don't have it.
>>
>>Brian
>
>See what I can do.
Would you like to join those of us on the notoriously unreliable, yet
file-rich fjlij FAP server?
Dick Muhfukkin Bagswing
> Yeah, I understand. Live I use a compressor then chorus then a light tube
> distortion and I don't really need the distortion. Problem is, in my
little
> Tokyo 2DK I can't run a 100 watt Marshall. The beauty of the GT-3 and 6 is
the
> amp and speaker simulations. With a bit of reverb it sounds like I'm
playing the
> Budokan even when I'm sitting on my little couch and listening with a set
of
> cheap cans.
>
>
Yup!
Before I bought my boogie I was using one of those Zoom gfx-8 boards and got
the most gorgeous sounds through headphones.
But since I got that amp and have finally settled(uh....for now,I guess) on
what fx I want to use then that thing is gathering dust in the closet. I may
have to put it up for auction on yahoo japan or something.
Brian
Dick Muhfukkin Bagswing
>
> Would you like to join those of us on the notoriously unreliable, yet
> file-rich fjlij FAP server?
>
That would be handy.For me!
Did you check out the stuff I put up for you yet,Mike? The steel players?
I am probably gonna throw up some Stern shows tomorrow. And if anybody wants
more after that....then again.
Brian
Brett Robson
yes you got my details?
Kevin Wayne Williams
Nope. One of the things that I do for a living is sell CDs of software
for prices anywhere from tens to hundreds of thousands of dollars.
Sometimes, I even e-mail it. Makes me pretty sensitive to the concept of
intellectual property rights, and pounds in the concept that "illegal
copy = theft." I try to practice the golden rule about such things.
KWW
Brett Robson
I use GPL software almost exclusively.
Kevin Wayne Williams
> On Wed, 12 Nov 2003 23:40:45 GMT, Kevin Wayne Williams ...
>
>>Michael Cash wrote:
>>
>>
>>>On Tue, 11 Nov 2003 22:12:51 GMT, Kevin Wayne Williams
>>><nih...@paxonet.kom> belched the alphabet and kept on going with:
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>>Michael Cash wrote:
>>
>>>>>Have you heard Tim
>>>>>Wilson's parody of a typical Neil Young song?
>>>>
>>>>Nope. Can you point me at a legal source for it?
>>>
>>>
>>>No. If an illegal source will suffice, I can be of assistance,
>>>perhaps.
>>
>>Nope. One of the things that I do for a living is sell CDs of software
>>for prices anywhere from tens to hundreds of thousands of dollars.
>>Sometimes, I even e-mail it. Makes me pretty sensitive to the concept of
>>intellectual property rights, and pounds in the concept that "illegal
>>copy = theft." I try to practice the golden rule about such things.
>>
>
>
> I use GPL software almost exclusively.
If the guy that wrote it did so planning to give it away, it's no skin
off my teeth. We have a staff of 125 people that works hard designing
the instructions to make programmable hardware do complicated things to
precise customer specifications. We have to pay the staff somehow.
KWW
Brett Robson
>
>
>
>We have a staff of 125 people that works hard designing
>the instructions to make programmable hardware do complicated things to
>precise customer specifications. We have to pay the staff somehow.
>
I've never worked on real time stuff, although I did work on EFT transaction
processing but that's not really the same thing.
Michael Cash
I admire your integrity.
Michael Cash
<la...@my.nuts.wouldja?> belched the alphabet and kept on going with:
>
>>
I got a chance to check out Brown's "Peelin' Taters" tune this
morning. An astounding piece of work.
I would be thrilled to death if I could just learn to do some random
fills and such, sort of like what Pete Kirby (aka Bashful Brother
Oswald) did for Roy Acuff. I like one comment I once found regarding
playing dobro in a group setting. Something like "It is as important
to know when *not* to play as it is to know *what* to play".
Michael Cash
<la...@my.nuts.wouldja?> belched the alphabet and kept on going with:
>
>
>>
>> Would you like to join those of us on the notoriously unreliable, yet
>> file-rich fjlij FAP server?
>>
>That would be handy.For me!
>Did you check out the stuff I put up for you yet,Mike? The steel players?
See separate reply.
>I am probably gonna throw up some Stern shows tomorrow.
Speaking of Stern and throwing up...
The one and only time I ever heard Stern was while driving east out of
Nashville one day. He was talking to a female caller who claimed to be
an unemployed single mother of about a jillion kids. She said that the
way she got food for them was to go out to dinner with a man, gorge
herself, and when she gets back home to puke it all up into a pan,
toss in a little flour or whatever else she had handy, and bake it all
up into a meatloaf surprise.
When pressed, she admitted that she did not get such meals for free.
She said she would usually blow the guy. Yes, that went into the
meatloaf surprise as well.
I've never been particularly keen to listen to his show a second time.
I'll still be glad to let you put them on the server, though.
Michael Cash
the alphabet and kept on going with:
>On Wed, 12 Nov 2003 21:09:16 +0900, Michael Cash ...
>>
>>On 11 Nov 2003 20:39:56 -0800, Brett Robson <jet...@deja.com> belched
>>the alphabet and kept on going with:
>>
>>>On Wed, 12 Nov 2003 06:20:21 +0900, Dick Muhfukkin Bagswing ...
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>> I got a copy of Rust Never Sleeps I can rip for you.
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>I'd love that seeing as how I don't have it.
>>>>
>>>>Brian
>>>
>>>See what I can do.
>>
>>Would you like to join those of us on the notoriously unreliable, yet
>>file-rich fjlij FAP server?
>>
>
>yes you got my details?
I think so, but I cc'ed it to your keitai just in case
Bryan Parker
said:
>I am probably gonna throw up some Stern shows tomorrow. And if anybody wants
>more after that....then again.
Somebody does!
--
Bryan
the severe subnormal foreigner
http://www.trainerbryan.com/old_fjlij.html
Brett Robson
The former being the most important in my case.
"I might not be good, but I'm loud"
/
Dick Muhfukkin Bagswing
> >I am probably gonna throw up some Stern shows tomorrow. And if anybody
wants
> >more after that....then again.
>
> Somebody does!
>
> --
> Bryan
> the severe subnormal foreigner
> http://www.trainerbryan.com/old_fjlij.html
Just Posted 2. Will post more later.
Brian
Bryan Parker
said:
>
>> >I am probably gonna throw up some Stern shows tomorrow. And if anybody
>wants
>> >more after that....then again.
>>
>> Somebody does!
>>
>Just Posted 2. Will post more later.
Pretty quick ain't ya, Slick? I checked before I
posted and there wadn't dick.
Dick Muhfukkin Bagswing
>
> Pretty quick ain't ya, Slick? I checked before I
> posted and there wadn't dick.
>
> --
> Bryan
> the severe subnormal foreigner
> http://www.trainerbryan.com/old_fjlij.html
Hell,I put 'em up right before I posted. They should be there.
Brian
Bryan Parker
said:
>
>>
>> Pretty quick ain't ya, Slick? I checked before I
>> posted and there wadn't dick.
>
>Hell,I put 'em up right before I posted. They should be there.
They were, and I got them about an hour after my
request. Thank ya!
Dick Muhfukkin Bagswing
> They were, and I got them about an hour after my
> request. Thank ya!
>
>
> --
> Bryan
> the severe subnormal foreigner
> http://www.trainerbryan.com/old_fjlij.html
Want more? Y'big ugly fruitbat ya'???
I have shitloads of Stern.
Brian