Larry_Hotdogs

The wood chipper doesn't care.

I really like the Spark amp idea, and it doubles as an interface or monitor if you do play live again. I think there's even a line out on it so you could plug into a DI box if you ever decided to play again...

You could get an attenuator or reactive load box and continue to use those amps for close to the same price.

If you really want a new amp and like the tube thing, there's a ton of great options for selection - one of my guitarists plays a Marshall 2525C mini silver jubilee that sounds great, the other one plays a 25W Mesa Badlander which is a killer.

I"m primarily bass these days, so I play through a nano cortex pedal into a Darkglass combo. I'd be cool with just getting a powered FRFR cab and keeping the rig lightweight if I went to playing guitar.

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shite Weeks

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New alt name.

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People talk about it like we got worked for 4 quarters. We were winning at halftime. A few plays didn’t go our way and the team immediately gave up because that’s what you do when BK is your coach.

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Exactly. Yell leaders did us a favor being the catalyst for the BK firing.

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How big was Andy Williams in music circles?

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He was very well regarded, famous but accessible. He was probably more famous as a wrestler, but well known as a guitar player. Cared about the fans and helping out smaller bands. I don't think most would think of him as a metal guitar legend, but that combination of personalities in ETID was way more than just the sum of its parts.They came up the old school way touring and did something different that worked.

With equal rights come equal lefts.

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SRV

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There are two high notes SRV hits in Little Wing that are, to me, the closest thing to what a guitar is supposed to sound like in my mind.

My dad would listen to Walton and Johnson on his PC at the houhse and I more often than not would wake up to that solo.

Trev was a grown man. Fun to watch.