Old Gold

My Aim is True - Elvis Costello

Remaster has a bonus disc included which is pretty sweet too.

The shit has been nicely stirred.

Why are people more upset over Irwin or' date=' potentially, Hammond when people are being killed just a few miles away?[/quote']

TV personalities just have a bigger impact on our lives than an average road accident victim, even if it is by doing something as seemingly trivial as arguing with Jeremy Clarkson about cars.

*Decides to push point* This is really prime cretin material' date=' about as relevant as the Daily Mail, or Winger, or something. I mean this bunch of cracker redneck fuckin hicks prime source of inspiration haven't been any good for 22 years, what a waste of fine tonewoods and hairspray.[/quote']

Get off the fence...

Glad to see he's getting better.

Hammond and Clarkson have become quite the team.

Toots and the Maytals doing Let Down... awesome

I dig Radiohead, but I'm not a big enough fanboy to condemn a reggae band for having the audacity to add their own wee spin.

I'm not having a go at feeble minded God botherers.

Nice try, but no cigar. o_O

They're out there alright...

There are people who claim they are, but essentially you cannot be truely aetheist, as there is always going to be a certain degree of doubt.

So... Does everyone mime now?

Yep, when Brother Firetribe get onto the mining scene, you just know everyone's gonna follow suit, as per usual.

As with everything, my view is to stand up for your own beliefs...

...but that doesn't mean joining a massive organization of some sort which at some point will be influenced by capital and world politics.

Personally, I have no faith, although I primarily don't believe in aetheists. They claim that the lack of proof of a God is enough to disprove 'his' existance, yet there can be no solid proof that shows one doesn't exist.

You've either got God, or you're agnostic.

They're not quite on the cutting edge...

Possibley one of the most boring bands ever.

Phrasing is the key in any solo.

As for what notes you can use. It depend on the style.

Generally' date=' you want to resolve on a chord note (a note found in the chord being played currently).

Scale soloing can be of use to get you started but you generally want to get a bit beyond that as it can be quite limiting.

It is also a common view that descending scales sound less like scales than ascending scales so you can get away with playing them more often. Also if you start on another note of the scale (i.e the 3rd) and play it downwards, it sounds even less like a scale.

In summary: phrasing and not sounding like a scale is the key.

Aeolian (natural minor) and major are probably the first two scales to learn for playing rock solos.[/quote']

Snore...

Not bad at all.

Bit safe though.

How is N64 retro?? It's not even a decade old yet!

I bought a Boss Loop Pedal, and it's amazing for practicing solos and general jamming on yer lonesome.

They do a stompbox sized one too. Not sure how good it is, but it's way cheaper than the double pedal dealy.

I think that's the point of Extras. Seems to be the bigger the celebrity, the smaller their part they get: Samuel L Jackson and Orlando Bloom have had the shortest appearances so far.

Also, nothing will match Les Dennis. Ever.

Haha nice effort though

The needle i found in my haystack doesn't even seem to play the cd when I put it on the turntable...

Death metal and folk rock will never go hand in hand.

I bought the new Bob Dylan a couple days ago. It's not bad at all. For some reason the first time I heard it I hated it, but I think it was because my folks' stereo is really tinny and made it sound really bright and cheesy.

Soon as I got it home it sounded a lot better and Dylan-y.

'You're having a laugh, eh?' the new catchphrase to be heard in bars all around the country from now on?

Sadly, many people will miss the point and yes... yes it will.

It's ironic that people buy a telecaster and slot some sort of humbucker suited to playing metal into it and thus turn it into what is practically a superstrat in everything except looks.

Cut out the middle man and buy an Ibanez?

Only the celebrities are rich an gullable. For the most part it's made out of scared holy rollers who chuck all their money and worldly posessions at an imaginary problem they believe is ruining their life.

I think xenu.net is a little bit irrelevant when any semi-intelligent person can see that it's all a bit of a laugh really, isn't it.

Still, bloody great to read about some of the true background of the cult and L.Ron.

Naw man, you've got to unleash the riffage into the public domain.

Glass booths = Capitalism.

That seems like a bit of an extreme difference o_O

RnBs nae cheap, but you've got to have your Epiphones mixed up for a difference of 250.