Understanding women

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magnet18

Joined Dec 22, 2010
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My current ever-growing playlist has everything from One Republic to Daft Punk to Led Zeppelin to The Ink Spots, I'm nothing if not musically accepting. :)

Heard of The Ink Spots?
 

loosewire

Joined Apr 25, 2008
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@ Magnet-Post the blackeyed peas,I got a feeling. .Put a u-tube link up.
I like the1812 overture,talk about class and while you are at it post the
orridginal Phamthom of the Opera by Sarah Brightman. That will be all for now.
Thanks Loosewire
 
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nerdegutta

Joined Dec 15, 2009
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@ Magnet-Post the blackeyed peas,I got a feeling. .Put a u-tube link up.
I like the1812 overture,talk about class and while you are at it post the
orridginal Phamthom of the Opera by Sarah Brightman. That will be all for now.
Thanks Loosewire
1812 - by Tchaikovsky.


That's a good one. :)
 

Georacer

Joined Nov 25, 2009
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@Georacer,what is black humor.
I didn't log in yesterday, I had A LOT of material to cover for today's exam on Robotics I.

That one isn't the best of the series, but the only one that comes to my mind right now:

Where was little Helen after the explosion?
-Everywhere...
 

BillO

Joined Nov 24, 2008
1,001
just when I started thinking you had culture, learning and taste....
+1!


EVH, the best guitarist ever? You and my son ... not even close. Here are two names for you ... Stevie Ray Vaughan and Andrés Torres Segovia.

Sure, EVH is a great technician, but is he a great musician? Listen to Vaughan and Segovia to get a true understanding of what the guitar is capable of in terms of expression and the interpretation of musical art. They are at opposite ends of the spectrum, but are the true masters of the last century.

... IMHO
 

shortbus

Joined Sep 30, 2009
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Todays young guitar players are too into adding too many notes. What makes a great guitar player is knowing the notes to leave out! SRV rules!
 
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