Jackroadkill

We play that version and I really enjoy it, even though it's not much of a workout it just sounds cool, somehow. Our band has not been onstage since November (we changed our drummer etc etc) but we have a gig at the end of next month, so I'm looking forward to that. We then have another six gigs in five weeks, which will either kill us or sharpen us up nicely! I hope all goes well for you next week.

For me it's finding myself in a flow state. It doesn't happen often but when it does it's incredible.

Die, Die My Darling (I'm suggesting that because my band plays it!).

At the moment it's You Could Be Mine, by Guns 'N' Roses. It's bloody fantastic!

A thought on the backbone; could it be thinner if it was on the top of the body, and therefore subject to less moment from the strings? This may make it able to be a bit thinner and lighter.

She's looking great, Rob. I really like her.

That's fecking outrageous.

I was born in 1979, so no.

I'd have one of those, that's for sure.

That's a heartbreaking circumstance. Sincere condolences, Gasman.

I wallowed in despair, then fired the drummer.

That looks like an early 70's case...

That's superb; it takes me right back to my Slimelight days and the bands I never quite got off the ground. I must come and see you play.

Yes, but I waited until the band were leaving the rehearsal space before I did so. Like I said, not my proudest moment!

If only I had - that would have been the world's longest toilet break, wouldn't it?!