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i thought u might like the bass

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Nice pics, Dutch. When did the show take place?

Reflections - Tangerine Dream

I liked the build in Alien Invasion and How Low Can You Go. Curious as to what melodic lines you plan to build over that... ** I love the bass in this tune, which Ive been playing lately. http://www.patrickohearn.com/music/facing_the_sun.mp3 Whatdoyathink?

26%--that's still 3 percent too close to Jippers

Yep, Jeff Beck is another must be on the list

I also like this guy Henry Frayne from Lanterna - this guy is mostly a rhythm guitarist, but the sounds he gets out of that thing are extraordinary. I would probably add Dave Navarro to your addition...James Iha of The Smashing Pumpkins... We should probably start a 90s/2000s guitarist thread..

Off the top of my head, I like Jack White and Johnny Lang...but Im sure there are a couple other virutosos I missed. It seems to me that the 90s was more about the total group sound than individuals, as opposed to say the 60s and 70s... I might look at it differently if I was you, cause you know more about today's bands than i probably do

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Solid but not extraordinary guitarists in my opinion

I plan on being in Phoenix in the near future (2 months tops) ...you can tell me the lowdown :Here's to you:

Nice horn, ASU - I bet you have some stories to tell about all your musical tours

I would certainly rank him above Joe Perry Angus Young and Alex Lifeson--I dont even know who they are..

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...in a Congressional building no less!!!!!!!!!...

Currently dont have an instrument. Used to have a 56 Strat..

More highlights from today: Roddick (beat Schalken), his record-breaking serve working brilliantly under pressure, was the one who grabbed the opportunity, winning, 7-6 (4), 7-6 (9), 6-3. Despite the rain that once again interrupted the flow of play at Wimbledon, there was no business left unfinished as all the scheduled singles quarterfinals were completed. The day began with Serena Williams doing a convincing impression of her once-dominant self against Jennifer Capriati, winning, 6-1, 6-1, in 45 minutes. It continued with Tim Henman disappointing his fellow Britons once more by getting served and volleyed out of the tournament by Mario Ancic, a 20-year-old from Croatia, 7-6 (5), 6-4, 6-2. It peaked with the defending champion, Roger Federer, delivering another virtuoso performance to defeat the former champion Lleyton Hewitt, 6-1, 6-7 (1), 6-0, 6-4. It ended in the fading light with Sébastien Grosjean of France finishing off Florian Mayer, an unseeded German with an unconventional game, 7-5, 6-4, 6-2. The men's semifinals will match Roddick against Ancic and Federer against Grosjean. In the women's semifinals, the top-seeded Williams will play No. 4 Amélie Mauresmo of France, and No. 5 Lindsay Davenport will face No. 13 Maria Sharapova of Russia. Read the full story here: http://www.nytimes.com/2004/07/01/sports/t...s/01tennis.html

Yah, but its still good music :strumma:

The Washington Times is owned by the arch-conservative Moonies founder--a strange mix of religion and politics of the far right

Ditto... :good job:

I play some guitar - mostly electric... Never been in a band, but have a lot of friends who were, both aspiring and professionals.. (I have helped produce concerts in the past, and have more of a proficiency in that area)

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Those are fighting words, Red :duck hunt: