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hi rj, welcome to chordie. beatiful sentiments, i hope we'll be hearing more, lots more from you.

phill

very interseting, but after the recording session i just had...not so much fireworks as a damp squid.

that's so cruel it gave me a good laugh...ha, ha, ha

i've had some really cool bikes in my time; honda 50, lambretta 150. and a triumph push bike which i still use, 26 inch wheels!

to be honest though, i prefer 4 wheels....

thank god it's not the world cup....so flipping boring.

i'm so glad i'll wish you a very happy birthday and send a kiss X

duh?

this hasn't got anything to do with the world cup has it?

FYI; i remember a next gen episode where jean luc playes a flute, so there's your band

i was in school with a guy that turned out to be a music teacher later on in life, but during the 70's when i decided i wanted to play bass he gave me a great tip (he played double bass in a jazz band at the time) he said less is more.

undoubtedly john entwistle was one of the worlds greatest bassists along with chris squire of yes, you play your instrument to compliment the music whether it be bass or any other instrument. as the who were a three piece and townsend was not one of the best guitarists or kieth moon a steady timekeeper, the part he played needed to be almost a lead instrument, a role he played well.

i cant imagine "yesterday" being played with an entwistle riff banging away.

i have a few sure's, but my favorite is a beyrdynamic TG-X60. it has the deeper response that i like. before that i had a sure, i keep that so others can use it which was to replace a yamaha mic which was the best i've ever had or heard, it conked out but it's still in a drawer cos i cant bear to throw it away, and someone may be able to fix it some day...ever the optimist....

hi roger, i've been using one for about 2 years now and i think it's great value, the only downer is that though it has reverb it doesnt have echo, and you some times need it! to be honest i heard someone else use one and thought it sounded great, as you can get that eagles sound or the everleys harmony as long as your guitar stays in tune. i can recomend it.

phill

hi amy, i deliberately haven't read what the other guys have said not to colour what i want to say.

you say you may join a band...great, you also mention a sound guy with a large mixing desk, even better. then you want advice on mics and amps for your guitar and vocal?

so if this mixer guy has a big mixer and presumably a large PA system to go with it, why would you need a personal amp? my advice would be (if he does have a PA system) get a decent pick-up or mic and plug directly into the PA. you should also get a better sound than a guitar amp.

it's always worth buying a good vocal mic.

if he doen't have a PA, bigger is always best, as you can turn down for small venues, but if you have a small system you cant turn up for bigger ones! and plug your guitar into it as well.

looking forward to hearing some band recordings.

phill

thanks jimmy, i didn't actually get a ticket, that would cost me 100 pounds and 3 points on my clean lisense, which i've held for 40 years, so i opted for a speed awareness course for which i pay 80 pounds and no points. if you get (i think) 13 points you get banned for a year or till the first points elapse then your insurance costs an arm and a leg! hence "slow down"

phill