Lord Sausage

[quote name='CamdenRob' timestamp='1382688608' post='2255369'] I know a fair bit of theory, I use it in everything I play but, I have absolutely no idea what a tierce picarde is... [/quote] tierce de picardie is simply resolving a piece in a minor key on a major chord. i.e if it's in Cminor you resolve it on C maj. It doesn't just have to be the end of the piece it can be any cadence within the piece.

[quote name='Billy Apple' timestamp='1382687620' post='2255354'] Oh, well, Don't I look uncool on the internet meh. [/quote]i was only havin a laugh. I wasn't being arsey hence the haha. Oh, well, Don't I look uncool on the internet . meh

[quote name='Ruiner' timestamp='1382658363' post='2255248'] He did quite a few set-ups for me back in the A1 days. Always seemed like a nice guy and was always extremely helpful. Sad news. Just realised this thread is from 2 years ago [/quote]That explains it!

[quote name='Billy Apple' timestamp='1382686831' post='2255337'] I did!.... [/quote] well get ya facts right cos it's from the 90's ha ha

[quote name='xilddx' timestamp='1382653043' post='2255198'] Thank you SO much for that mate! Stunning! [/quote] No problem! [quote name='Billy Apple' timestamp='1382654854' post='2255226'] Meh.. This just seems like w@nky nonsense from the '80's. Bad hair, bad clothes and ugly(well not the Tele) guitars. Lots of notes, but not much soul. I'd choose Billy Duffy over this any day. [/quote] Well listen to the For Love of God video i posted!

Aye, been listening to a lot of Stevie recently. He has probably been my biggest influence as a musician in terms he really made me want to understand music scales, chords and harmony. You know all them things it's bad to learn. The first proper muso i got into. Found this the other day. You can really here all the nuances of his playing and musicality. It's just incredible. http://youtu.be/bGR1-26IMwA

Only listened to the first one. Tool meets System. Very nice!

I thought he had died a while ago although i was just speaking about him last week with Steve Robinson, another great manchester guitar tech. BAck in the day when Tony WIlson looked after my band, on the first gig of ours he came to we smashed most of equipment up, cos we were dead cool obviously. I split the headstock of my bass. Adie fixed it and it looked like it had never been broken. Definite sad news. Everytime i took a bass to him to fix he'd bollock me for the state it was in.

If anyone can be arsed tell me which one of this tunes is POD and which is Amp (guitar) [url="https://soundcloud.com/asedya/third-degree"]https://soundcloud.c...ya/third-degree[/url] [url="https://soundcloud.com/asedya/1-out-of-10"]https://soundcloud.c...dya/1-out-of-10[/url] Actually the Ampeg guy can tell me which is ampeg too!

[quote name='KingBollock' timestamp='1382310430' post='2250584'] And my second favourite singer is Blackie Lawless (shame he's such a cock). I can't imagine many agreeing with either of those. [/quote] and great lyricist ha ha. WASP were one of the first bands i remember hearing when i was about 8. f*** like a beast and Blind in Texas. I still have a soft spot for those tunes.

It's weird cos the best voices i've ever heard aren't the best, not even close, but partly cos of that they are! Infact I know most people won't agree but i just love em! [media]http://youtu.be/TU64RQYLbtk[/media] or [media]http://youtu.be/REc9aP7th4c[/media]

Maybe it's an aquired taste. i hated it when 16 and at music college. By the end of college i freakin loved it!

[quote name='discreet' timestamp='1382290367' post='2250186'] I've no idea to whom you could possibly be referring. [/quote] [quote name='RhysP' timestamp='1382290720' post='2250199'] Which one? [/quote]

I'm just waiting for the everlasting Know-it-all to show up and tell us how we are all wrong!

[quote name='Dingus' timestamp='1382284215' post='2250068'] This is actually a brilliant point that could be extended further . In the unlikely event that Mrs Dingus were ever to question one of my purchases I would point out to her that women in the Developing World manage perfectly well cooking and washing in little more than primative hovels with dirt floors whilst improvising kitchens from old oil cans and bits of plastic tarpaulin left over from local mineral mining industies . yet they still manage to provide tasty and nutritious exotic food for their families . This brings into question the need for expensive designer kitchens and fancy utensils that most women covet , and in fact if Mrs D were to adopt the lifestyle model I have outlined here she would probably be the envy of every woman in Islington and set a trend they would no doubt follow . I would also point out to her that there is no evidence that the men in those same societies have been forced to compromise the quality of the bass guitars they are using to create the indiginous ethnic music of the region . Culture has to be the number one priority . Case closed . Mrs Dingus would never dream of questioning what I buy because she sees me as an authority figure . She doesn't question what I spend in the same way that the people of North Korea don't question the national defense budget . It's a cliche that often gets trotted out that good relationships are built on trust , but in fact more often than not the reality is that they are built on a mixture of fear and gratitude . Mrs Dingus wakes up every morning with the knowledge that she has managed to hook a man for herself who is way, way out of her league , and that she is the envy of all her trashy jet set friends . She is living the dream , and so a few basses here and there doesn't even really register when her overwhelming concern is to keep hold of her trophy partner and keep that dream alive , no matter what it takes . [/quote] HA ha ha. Can't wait to show me Maud this!

you use both ways, but i don't think tunes like this would be able to be written without theory knowledge....it's sublime and beautiful! http://youtu.be/h1DDndY0FLI

[quote name='wateroftyne' timestamp='1382211368' post='2249426'] Yip - people arguing about stuff on the internet. [/quote]

Showed Steve today. Basically i've gotta essentially squeegee wood filler into all the grain bits then sand back. I'll put a pre and post pic up so you can see how not to do it. haha

[quote name='Skol303' timestamp='1382178506' post='2248914'] Nice one! I'm a big fan of Gotye myself. Wally's a very talented chap and his music is a big breath of fresh air. Good stuff [/quote] Mega talented and some of his stuff moves me to tears which i'm not afraid to say (not weeping, just welling)

[quote name='wateroftyne' timestamp='1382195273' post='2249159'] Let's keep it civil, y'all... Thank you. [/quote]Have you noticed what the common denominator is?!

[quote name='paulconnolly' timestamp='1382197869' post='2249203'] This version seems pretty authentic. What does everyone else think? [media]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=11PZTWL1Z0w[/media] [/quote]it's not exact. that ain't a criticism!

When i used to play it i never replicated it exactly. I kept the main themes of the line but in beats that were essentially little runs i figured he probably improvised them so i did the same.

The keyboard player in an old band of mine developed a rep for genius solos. Loads of used to show up just to listen to them. It pissed him off. So he just started playing amazing grace or one note or Yankee doodle for all his solos

[quote name='discreet' timestamp='1382190179' post='2249082'] He'd better let it lie. And so on. [/quote]

[quote name='xilddx' timestamp='1382189909' post='2249076'] No, I often think you talk a lot of old bollocks [/quote]I just laugh snorted