Joe G

Jealousy... She asked him to play Young's Dream at the last gig.

Thank you James!

Same here. The last time it happened, the girl drew in close and said.... "I play cello!"

One organ album is all we ask...

If all goes well, late spring.

I did read that. And I also noticed, just now, that Jim is flippin' us the bird in that shot!

Let's not confuse love with sex. I know we've had a steady diet of pop music lyrics all our lives that do just that. Remember, Love Day was started by an innocent little girl! So c'mon Dan, feel the love! You'll get back to the other stuff soon enough... :rsmile:

I tend to think they were having a little too much fun, rather than being bad drivers. This wasn't a problem last year!

On the downside: the snowplows not only rendered my driveway impassable, they took out my mailbox for the second time in two weeks! This time for good. On the upside: looks like I'll be able to get a little skiing in!

No. She puts a bigass piece on a plate and hands it to you!

But I'm sure my Grandma would agree with you. She shares her love through the medium of apple pie.

See? Actually no. I see the Tripod message.

I think I prefer Love Day.

35 ay? I'm right behind you. Keep it Greazy my brother! B-)

Missing a couple of components I think. I'll bring it over. Thanks!

My first amp was that Fender Champ you mentioned! I still have it, but it needs work.

I just like the smoothness of having the treble rolled back. It makes it easier to play those lines. And chords.

Weekly would be better, to let everyone see how it's going. I have to say, I always do a double take when I see the name Eric Kloss. I have an uncle named... Eric Gloss.

I think I paid $450 new for mine. The one I used on the Scully tour last year was just like the one I have, but for a 12" speaker instead of a 15. Only problem: they are tube eaters. Other than that I've been happy with it.

The No-Greaze Model.

Bappy Hirthday! :rsmile:

uh...what kind of amp are you using? For most gigs, I'm using a Boss GT-6 floor pedal as my preamp, into a Carvin dual channel power amp (yes, it's a tube amp), into a 2x12 cab wired for stereo. So yes, analog to digital to tube. The Boss is very convenient, but I admit that it doesn't sound as good as I would like. Not horrible to my ears, just not awesome. I won't be using it in the studio most likely, but it works well for the gigs we do.

Of course, sometimes compromises need to be made in working situations...

Misinterpretations aside, I'm pretty much in Allen's camp with regards to what makes a good tone on guitar, although he takes a harder line than I do. Does that get me at least a partial gratuity?