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Word around these parts is that the Vancouver show totally sucked ass... the place was full by 8:30, band didn't start til 10 and was done at 11:15.

But, maybe it was due to unforeseen circumstances, who knows?

You really think that article is interesting? *really* interesting even?

Wow!

I remember that guy! I saw him on the way out of a Leafs game just SHREDDIN....

tapping it up like he was Eddie Van Halen. Awesome.

Well, just go ahead and ask him if he is

"damn guys, you're right. I *AM* pretty ugly!"

PalacePrincess - agree they played smart, but in the end - the made 2 bad mistakes that sunk them. They didn't look too smart getting lost on the way to the 30ft dive, or getting lost in Little Havana!

Plus - they were underhanded, used bribes, stole cabs, called competitors 'idiots'. Karma won out this time around!

I was really happy with this result, and I thought it was an awesome final episode. I've been pulling for Uchenna and Joyce since Brian and Greg went down - it's been cool to watch their relationship strengthen and their love grow, while Ron and Kelly's relationship disintegrated.

Still not exactly sure how Uchenna and Joyce got on that flight, but I'm glad they did. Maybe it was divine (not CBS) intervention?

Either way, Ramber didn't need another million.

I'm pulling for Uchenna and Joyce... I love those two, they're sweet, they have a great relationship, they love each other and they've never said even one negative word about anyone.

[color:purple]I'm sorry, after the way you teased me and then dropped me, I can't do it

Course it's all about fit, at this point in my life, I just take that for granted.

If it don't fit, it ain't shit!

hey Deeps, nice post.

I guess the real goods is when you understand what key a song (or section) is in. Then you know all the passing tones that'll work with the changes.

Of course, there's also those (usually the best sounding) passing tones that have nothing to do with the scale you're in.

That's what funk is all about eh? Flat 2s, flat 5s... mmm so tasty!

hey CB - my bass has a switch to turn the active pickups on or off. It's sweet.

Big ups to the bassies ;-)

hey man, sounds like you need an Ampeg or David Eden stack. The bass doesn't matter much when you have an amp like these, as long as it has active (battery-powered) pickups.

rock on!

hey hey!

Good for you - the most important thing about going from guitar to bass is a change of mindset. You are no longer up in the captain's chair, now... you work in the hot n' sweaty engine room. You'll learn to love it

For right hand technique, just keep at it. Try resting your thumb on the humbucker and adjusting your strap for minimum bend in your wrist.

Practice alternating fingers, muting strings, etc with your first two fingers on your right hand. Work some arpeggios and scales crossing multiple strings. Most important thing is practice (or as they say in Japan: renshu, renshu)

Keep your two fingers moving like a walking human being. Try to cop as many basslines as you can by ear from records. And try not to venture above the 7th fret too often It'll just piss your bandmates off. lol

I'll give you a lesson if you stop by Victoria BC!

Ya mon! That's not easy or common to score like that - nice job.

Now for the west coast tour, right? :-)

Hmmm... that looks fake, cuz the root address is an IP that won't resolve to a web site. But my co-workers certainly enjoyed it!! hehe ;-)

You suck! But congratulations

That's the Brits for you, though...

Radiohead better than DSOTM? LOL

Radiohead wouldn't even exist without DSOTM!

sick! :thumbdown:

Reggae music is a gift... born out of slavery and the oppression of the African people... with the power to break down every boundary and topple every wall.

What music has crossed more cultural lines? None, I think!!

Thanks to the big G in the sky for reggae music.

Sure, much in the same way that some people believe in dreams as message from deep inside the subconcious, I feel the same about "songs in my head".

Occasionally I'll find a valid message in the lyrical content of the "song in my head" that I might apply to my life.

I am a witch and a big believer in divination so my faith helps with this! I wouldn't want to try and back this up in front of a bunch of cynics though. It's just something I believe in.

For example, if one morning I woke up singing "Ice Ice Baby" and then later that day I was asked to go skating with a hot girl, I'd definitely say yes to her.

LOL - nice pic. Why don't you take your shirts off though and oil up your pectoral muscles?

Maybe get Britney in there too?? *grin*

Yes, yes, YES!

I wake up with a different song in my head every morning. I'm trying to remember now which song it was this morning...

I personally think that 'songs in your head' are a method that the subconscious uses to try and get messages to the concious.

For example, if I woke up singing "Fly By Night" - I'd know that my my ship isn't coming and I just can't pretend!

Almost every day, I notice it...

In an office of 14 people, me and my co-worker L always send each other a little note at 4:20, the rest of 'em are a bunch of straightedges tho'