Subject: Re: One Good Thing Tue Nov 02, 2010 11:30 am
I dig the new look, western tooled brown sounds like a good time!
HAHA, so one CAN achieve great twang with the powertrons! I kew it could happen, I can feel it want to come out in the spectra sonic, but it kinda sounds kind of like my tele did before I put on the thinner bridge and brass saddles. It does pull some nice Billy Gibbons harmonics though. I must have blondeshell and dyno or atomic duo!!
tvthewiredturtle
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Subject: Re: One Good Thing Tue Nov 02, 2010 12:17 pm
here's a demo vid of the Nocturne Blondeshell with dyno brain by Ronnie Crutcher with his billy-bo
Brett
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Subject: Crusing on the baltic sea. Wed Nov 03, 2010 1:31 pm
Weekend starts now. Short trip to norway with a ship. 2 moro we`ll go on board, 1 day travel to Oslo, 1 day and night at the Radisson, and then back home with the ship.
roll, roll, roll the boat...
gretschoholic
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Subject: Re: One Good Thing Wed Nov 03, 2010 2:20 pm
Hey Brett, what night are you in Oslo? Friday to Saturday? If so, there's a pretty good concert at a club called Buckley's on Friday night: Sugar Ray & the Bluetones. Don't know if you're a blues fan, but they've got Monster Mike Welch on guitar! Sugar Ray Norcia is a pretty friggin' amazing singer/harp player too... And on Saturday, Swedish rockabilly band Fatboy play at a club called Gamla. Damn, I almost wish I lived in Oslo this weekend...
Brett
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Subject: Re: One Good Thing Thu Nov 04, 2010 1:53 am
Hi Gretschoholic,
many thanks for these info. We staying friday in Oslo. So we gonna have a look at the Buckley´s.
Cheers.
gretschoholic
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Subject: Re: One Good Thing Thu Nov 04, 2010 8:43 am
Brett wrote:
Hi Gretschoholic,
many thanks for these info. We staying friday in Oslo. So we gonna have a look at the Buckley´s.
Cheers.
My pleasure, Brett!
I just checked Buckley's WEBSITE, and apparently Monster Mike Welch is not with doing this tour, but a guitarist called Shawn Pittman. He ain't too shabby either...
I'm sure the gig will be "ONE GOOD THING" anyway!
tvthewiredturtle
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Subject: Re: One Good Thing Sun Nov 07, 2010 9:28 am
Mr Momo the Giant Schnauzer puppy got put outside FINALLY (i have allergies) and the family finds me evil
Brett
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Subject: Re: One Good Thing Sun Nov 07, 2010 10:51 am
Norway was great, i`ll come back with the motorbike next spring...
tvthewiredturtle
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Subject: Re: One Good Thing Sun Nov 07, 2010 12:16 pm
Brett wrote:
Norway was great, i`ll come back with the motorbike next spring...
I thought you had a motorcycle? a harley not a vespa?
Guitarmaniac
Posts : 646 Join date : 2008-09-25 Age : 32 Location : near Munich, Germany
Subject: Re: One Good Thing Sun Nov 07, 2010 12:50 pm
tvthewiredturtle wrote:
Guitarmaniac wrote:
My girl and me last night, I didn't dress up for halloween, I just acompanied her to a party and took care of all the idiots that can't accept she's not single
can I get her number?
Gorgeous girlfriend..er..vampira y'allz a good lookin couple
I think you should be pretty happy with your own sweetheart I'll post a picture where she's not a vampire in the next few days We've been together for over 4 Months now, still feels like the very first day with her
This pic was taken 1 week after we became a couple
enjay07
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Subject: Re: One Good Thing Sun Nov 07, 2010 3:08 pm
A day late, but... My really good thing was an absolutely fantastic evening hanging with friends. It was something I'd needed for a long time.
Bear85
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Subject: Re: One Good Thing Sun Nov 07, 2010 6:45 pm
Good for you, enjay!
My good thing was a perfect autumn day with no Packer game on (night game vs. the hapless Cowboys currently in progress). Spent the afternoon outside, getting the last of the leaves off of the lawn and running the last of the gas out of the mower.
Should start snowing any day now!
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Brett
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Subject: Re: One Good Thing Mon Nov 08, 2010 12:37 am
tvthewiredturtle wrote:
Brett wrote:
Norway was great, i`ll come back with the motorbike next spring...
I thought you had a motorcycle? a harley not a vespa?
, yep, you`re right.
I`m working on a new painting, maybe i call it the "Nocturne-cycle". But i`m not sure where i should place the ape?
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Guitarmaniac
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Subject: Re: One Good Thing Mon Nov 08, 2010 11:29 am
Our new rhythm guitarist and one of my best friends is boogie woogie formation world champion! he's the little guy with red hair in the front!
Andi
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Subject: Re: One Good Thing Tue Nov 09, 2010 1:12 pm
Guitarmaniac wrote:
We've been together for over 4 Months now, still feels like the very first day with her
Ain't love grand?! Five months on Thursday for me
One Good Thing last night: busting open a brand new, unopened copy of Johnny Cash's American IV on vinyl and bawling our everlovin' eyes out together listening to "In My Life" for the first time...
Bear85
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Subject: Re: One Good Thing Sat Nov 13, 2010 9:58 am
Mrs. Bear85 scored some tickets to the Green Bay Symphony family concert at the absolutely grand Meyer Theatre in fabulous downtown Green Bay, just east of the Ray Nitschke Bridge. Being country mice, we were quite wowed by the surroundings - all I could think was what a killer venue it would be for the BSO!
The special guest conductor, whose works were the focus of the entire evening, was 83-year-old Sam Spence, who, over a 35 year span, wrote over 700 (!) compositions for NFL Films. If you are, oh, let's say 40-60 years old, and you or your old man were football fans back in the 60s/70s, you would totally recognize this guy's work.
All in all, a really fun night and a great way to give the kids a glimpse of a symphony, which is One Good Thing.
webelvis
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Subject: Re: One Good Thing Sat Nov 13, 2010 3:33 pm
Okay, I don't want to keep it for myself any longer.In January I'm playing a Gig at the Colston Hall in Bristol (UK), at the international "Slapstick Silent Comedy Gala", with one of the Bigbands.
Bear85
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Subject: Re: One Good Thing Sat Nov 13, 2010 3:58 pm
Webby! that's huge, daddio! Congratulations!
Pistol Pete
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Subject: Re: One Good Thing Sat Nov 13, 2010 4:53 pm
webelvis wrote:
Okay, I don't want to keep it for myself any longer.In January I'm playing a Gig at the Colston Hall in Bristol (UK), at the international "Slapstick Silent Comedy Gala", with one of the Bigbands.
ROCK ON!!!!
That's great news Webby! DVD??
Hot Rod Girl
Posts : 534 Join date : 2008-04-18 Location : Wisconsin
Subject: Re: One Good Thing Sat Nov 13, 2010 6:42 pm
Bear85 wrote:
Mrs. Bear85 scored some tickets to the Green Bay Symphony family concert at the absolutely grand Meyer Theatre in fabulous downtown Green Bay, just east of the Ray Nitschke Bridge. Being country mice, we were quite wowed by the surroundings - all I could think was what a killer venue it would be for the BSO!
The special guest conductor, whose works were the focus of the entire evening, was 83-year-old Sam Spence, who, over a 35 year span, wrote over 700 (!) compositions for NFL Films. If you are, oh, let's say 40-60 years old, and you or your old man were football fans back in the 60s/70s, you would totally recognize this guy's work.
All in all, a really fun night and a great way to give the kids a glimpse of a symphony, which is One Good Thing.
It would be a great venue for the BSO, but they'd have to bump "A Frank's Christmas" which seems to have quite the following up there. 11 years and running...
Surely they could spare a night, right?
Maybe next year. I'm keeping my fingers crossed for a non-Christmas show. A girl can dream, ya know?
Take care, hrg
Andi
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Subject: Re: One Good Thing Sat Nov 13, 2010 8:51 pm
Congrats Webby!!!!
I'm about to see The English Beat at the Belly Up Tavern.
sidelake bob
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Subject: Re: One Good Thing Sun Nov 14, 2010 10:11 am
webelvis wrote:
Okay, I don't want to keep it for myself any longer.In January I'm playing a Gig at the Colston Hall in Bristol (UK), at the international "Slapstick Silent Comedy Gala", with one of the Bigbands.
Very cool Webby!
webelvis
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Subject: Re: One Good Thing Sun Nov 14, 2010 12:59 pm
Thanks everybody! I can hardly wait for it.No Pete I don't know anything about a DVD, but I'll keep you all updated. Don't know how much time we'll have on our own, but any cool places I should visit around Bristol and London???
Guitarmaniac
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Subject: Re: One Good Thing Sun Nov 14, 2010 1:29 pm
Camden Market in London is pretty awesome for any guy who likes subcultures of all kinds. Stay away from the drug dealers though
Pistol Pete
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Subject: Re: One Good Thing Sun Nov 14, 2010 2:10 pm
Paul get some footage of you guys and post it. Charing Cross Road has alot of music shops on it, I bought my Setzer at Macari's Guitars on there. And don't forget the Hard Rock Cafe.
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Subject: Re: One Good Thing 
Tue Nov 02, 2010 11:30 am
y'allz a good lookin couple
