Lenny B

I love it - HMV were selling them for £2.99 recently. Over the years I must have bought 7 or 8 copies of this - because it's so cheap (and so good) I keep giving it away to friends who should watch it and buying another!

[quote name='99ster' post='127128' date='Jan 24 2008, 05:51 PM']Nice one dude - thanks for that.... Just snagged one - AND eBay are doing a PayPal coupon offer - so I got £5 OFF the postage as well! [/quote] Oh! How do I find/get a coupon?

[quote name='queenofthedepths' post='115024' date='Jan 6 2008, 09:52 PM']It's very useful, but personally I'd recommend guitar pro which is better in pretty much every way... you can download a demo of that [url="http://www.guitar-pro.com/en/index.php"]from the website[/url][/quote] Thanks

[quote name='charic' post='114581' date='Jan 6 2008, 11:11 AM']Im not sure how people feel about the program but i used powertab and got the song down in no time [/quote] Sorry - what is 'powertab'? Never come across it. (I can guess that it's an automatic tabbing programme, but can anyone explain in a nutshell?)

At some point I'd like to get a '75 jazz - that's my birth year so it would be nice to grow older with something my own age (my wife's a bit younger!)

[quote name='ped' post='110306' date='Dec 28 2007, 07:33 PM']Any idea who the drummer is?[/quote] I don't know his name, but I saw him play in the summer at a jam night with Prince's horn section (sans Maceo). Very groovy indeed. Randomly, the keyboard player in Mark Ronson's band's a distant cousin of mine, and the horn section are old friends - check them out as the Haggis Horns, great music, see them live if you like your funk.

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I did the Jazz degree at Leeds, graduated in 97. I moved to London, developed tendonitis and ended up going to law school for a year (I majored in performance and having a music degree without being able to play limited job options). I can't say too much about the course now, but at the time it was very much like a YTS scheme - the ethos was 'we will prepare you to be able to earn a living on your instrument, you have to find the opportunities'. I had some great teachers and still practice some of the things they showed me. To be honest though, I learned more from the other musicians on the course than the course itself. But that was early days of the degree. I'm now a lawyer specialising in music / media contracts and IP - even though I'm not a working musician I enjoy helping others be.

Piano => double bass => guitar => BASS GUITAR => mandolin and most recently have been working on the ukulele

[quote name='poptart' post='65040' date='Sep 24 2007, 10:13 PM']+ 1 - my fave album and IMO Rush at the height of their fame. I am a secret drummer and that album is just awsome to play along to! I am off to see them on the 12th at the NEC - last time was on the Bones album tour. The reviews I have read so far look good - look out for plenty of air drumming and air guitar.... [/quote] I am an air drummer, and whilst Exit Stage Left is one of my top air drums albums, my no.1 is Physical Grafitti. I am brilliant at that.

2112 Exit Stage Left

Most expensive first through to cheapest last - order them by RRPs, not what you paid for them

The whole of Exit Stage Left

Sorry, but I think Flea's great. I learned loads from Blood Sugar Sex Magik as a 16yr old when it came out - through that I found the Meters, P-funk - his playing's rarely flash on that album - he's got a lot more than 1 trick - that was the criticism of his 90mph slap style, and he's not really done that for 18 yrs! Mind you, I'm not really a Mark King fan - I appreciate he has talent, but it's not my kind of thing. Maybe it's the songs....? I'd write more but I'm off to bed now.

Who's the second guitarist/keys? and why?

The bass player's job is to make the drummer sound good - Jack Bruce. Hopefully, there's a good drummer to start with...

Sorry i missed it, sounded fun. Hope to meet some of you at a future one.

Other than the size, is there any difference between the normal EH pedals and the mini-ones?