zig's wheelchair and bingo hall
Man, I am literally in pain over this one. So fucking random.
zig's wheelchair and bingo hall
called what?
Probably "Killing Floor", from Jimi Plays Monterey.
And, in respect to prowess, you just kind of have to the timnes that he is playing behind his back, or with his teeth.
the correction on duffys no no coming in the next inning
which it did
it actually came in the 6th, later than you predicted
No disrespect, but I found Song of Fire and Ice or whatever it is to be boring. I stopped halfway through book one...and I NEVER quit a book/series. Was not my cup of coffee, as they say.
I'd give allot to be able to do that. But what's with the Russian Orthodox outfit?
I've been stuck on Pat Metheny Group stuff for 18 months. Hopelessly fucking addicted.
The Way Up score is life-changing music. It's about 75 min long - one track.
Pat Metheny Group - The Way Up (Live) HD - YouTube
The To the End of the World track gives me goose bumps every time and I've listened to it (Bose headphones, eyes closed) hundreds of times.
Pat Metheny Group - To the End of the World - YouTube
You've never seen iggy on Youtube? Check out his links...he's incredible..does a lot of random covers of shit you'd never expect to hear on guitar that come out freaking awesome...
He usually wears something on his head in the style of the song he's covering, in that one, he's playing Pachabel's Canon...18th century composer...
Not a big jazz fan, so that doesn't really appeal to me...
When does Marty Barrett's nephew get charged with arson?
Have you watched the series? If so...give it another shot...the toughest part I had with starting the series, was keeping the characters straight...watching the show got me past that...so many similar names, and total character overload.
I love his writing style where he gives you a unique 1st person perspective each chapter....
Dead serious...the book nasty is on? Storm of Swords? The best book I've ever read...ever. And I'd consider my self well read...having read a lot of Robert Jordan, Glen Cook, Tolkien, Elizabeth Moon etc in that same genre...that book blows it all away...
If possible and you handed him and Eddie or Randy Rhodes an acoustic guitar and invited them to do what they could do, Hendrix would politely decline and leave out the back entrance. He was a master showman who capitalized on his ability to do crazy things with a distorted guitar sound while on hallucinogenic drugs. There's nothing wrong with that but he wasn't an especially skilled guitar player. My next door neighbor BLOWS Hendrix away. He can play classical, jazz, metal, etc. Hendrix was a product of his generation and his death propelled his image to greatness it did NOT deserve.
martys from CA
only our local people are murderous
watch the gedmans closely
Haven't watched any of the shows. I might try it again at some point, but I crashed on the first one.
And I've slogged through The Wheel of Time, Asimov's seven-book Foundation Trilogy (learn to count, genius) & almost all of Christopher Tolkien's fraudulent "My dad's lost stories" bullshit. When I start a series, it's usually finished, even with plodding genealogies and endless backstory. For some reason, I could not get into this.
If possible and you handed him and Eddie or Randy Rhodes an acoustic guitar and invited them to do what they could do, Hendrix would politely decline and leave out the back entrance. He was a master showman who capitalized on his ability to do crazy things with a distorted guitar sound while on hallucinogenic drugs. There's nothing wrong with that but he wasn't an especially skilled guitar player. My next door neighbor BLOWS Hendrix away. He can play classical, jazz, metal, etc. Hendrix was a product of his generation and his death propelled his image to greatness it did NOT deserve.