Joe G

At the risk of sounding stoopid, what's "K-2"?

When I logged on, there was one: me!

Hey! Where did everybody go???

Any Chicago members got a pad we could crash in?

Another vote for Power of Three. That's a great Jim Hall outing as well.

undergroundagent, as well.

My sentiments exactly! And BTW, playing with Organissimo is a gig that most definitely lets me be my(bad)self! B) I want to thank you falettin' me be mice elf, agin!

My biggest complaint about gigs is that, thus far, they don't pay me enough to quit my day job. John Abercrombie once said that schlepping the gear is the worst part of gigs. Acoustics are make-or-break for me. I hate playing in rooms with bad acoustics. Can't hear shit, and what you can hear sounds like shit. And no matter what you do, it always seems too loud. Now we need a counter thread about what we love about playing gigs.

I imagine your wife would like to know just who it is you've been spending all your free time with.

Green tea after dinner, or around 7pm. I never think about my problems when I'm having a spot of tea. Note to Big Al: have you read my signature?

It's now just past 2 in the afternoon. Just about time for Vh-1 to start showing I Love The Noon Hour That Just Happened A Couple Hours Ago. Ad nauseam.

I heard that the debut album from this group is supposed to be a Latin/jazz fusion project, bearing the title of "O Samba Bin Louder".

Those storms last night were freakin' wild! We had an outdoor gig from 7 to 9 last night, and the storms held off until about 9:40. Then it came in fast and furious. I think we beat our record for the fastest teardown/van load ever!

If the members of Deep Purple went to Chicago, they would be considered Foreigners. That was my stab at it. Next!

Chris, you're as cold as ice.

Words of despair from Lou Gramm.

I ordered mine.

Novelty has its place, but if you want your cause to be taken seriously, it's probably better if you don't strip naked and start humping someone in public.

A Love Supreme Above the Treetops (Metheny) is a particularly transporting piece of music for me.

The one with Cannonball, of course!

Is that another really bad Lee Majors tv series?

I think I need to get up to speed on this stuff.

I thought the next line, "Can't be wrong", was "Eight feet long."

:rsmile:

Sounds like Ron got more than he bargained for!