i'll only do it if yer a-warin' yer kilt man...och aye
3,327 2013-06-17 18:21:16
Re: I've missed you guys (11 replies, posted in Chordie's Chat Corner)
aw, missed you too.....manhug?
just returned from lanzagrotty, never to return
3,328 2013-06-17 18:16:50
Re: Song you never get tired of playing ? (17 replies, posted in Electric)
i have several favorites which i try and play at most of my gigs;
hotel california, desperado, eagles
another brick in the wall (2&3) pink floyd
saw her standing there, beatles
song i try to avoid is crocodile rock elton john, but the wife insists on me playing it !*+?/#
3,329 2013-05-21 22:53:50
Re: Top 5 things I like about Chordie (9 replies, posted in Chordie's Chat Corner)
I am with you both. Before I joined Chordie I had more or less stopped writing songs, so if I hadn't done a search for a "song writers" site I might not have written (what I think) are my best songs. I've also met (on-line) a lot of like-minded friends and musical soul mates. Long may this site and international guitarists/poets/song writers and general muso's prevail.
So, it's goodnight form me, and it's goodnight to you.
Phill
3,330 2013-05-21 18:59:48
Re: Happy Birthday to our Margarator! (10 replies, posted in Chordie's Chat Corner)
i'd like to add my best wishes to Jeff and to Katie, or as we say in Wales "penblwdd hapus"
Phill
3,331 2013-05-20 20:09:52
Re: musical tastes / influences (24 replies, posted in Chordie's Chat Corner)
my tastes still range from 70's progressive to 60's rock/pop (not englebert humperdinck) some folk some C/W some R&B some classical (not opera)
on the pop front the 70's was a dismal decade, and pop music just went downhill from there. not saying that all 60's was good and everything else was bad, just that as oposed to now most of it was reasonable.
total dislikes; show music (les mis etc) jazz fusion
total hates rap with a huge capital C
3,332 2013-05-19 17:05:10
Re: 3 guiTars (1 replies, posted in Chordie's Chat Corner)
i've just been recording a track on my new DP24 and i've used my Telecaster, my Wilson bass and my Crafter semi twice. i also had a strum of my fender F90 earlier which i haven't played for a couple of years, the strings were all sticky so i couldn't slide my fingers up and down the strings, time to change the strings, but i did pick out a nice riff that i'll be using on my next song.
3,333 2013-05-19 16:58:42
Re: The teeny tiny log in box (8 replies, posted in Chordie's Chat Corner)
thanks roger, i wear glasses but i was still screwing my eyes up to read the post, now i can read it easy...brill
3,334 2013-05-19 16:54:12
Re: printing (7 replies, posted in About Chordie)
hi p.callaby,
it's always a bad idea to put your email address up for all to see and in some cases may be used for bad intent. so may i suggest changing your "monika" or rejoin using another name not your email. and it's rude to use someone else's post to say hello or ask a question, so please in future begin your own post, and i would suggest using the chat forum to do so. as a member you can use any of the forums, but please keep in theme, eg; if you have a question on tuning go to the theory forum, or if your stuck on the chords for a song the song requests.
so after all that, welcome to chordie, please use all the resources take part in the conversations, but please follow the conventions and rules.
phill
3,335 2013-05-19 14:46:52
Re: Pianos? (5 replies, posted in Other string instruments)
i love playing piano myself, but if you gave me anything but a chord chart i'd be stuffed. i am self taught (for what i know, which isnt much) and reading music notation for me is a slow and laborious task, so i tend to busk around the chords until i hit upon the tune or riff. i'm sure i did come across a piano site a few years back when i found chordie, so i didnt go back there, sorry no help.
phill
3,336 2013-05-19 14:38:22
Re: patting myself on the back (23 replies, posted in Acoustic)
glad to hear your making progress 7, it is a super feeling when you find it's all coming together. but you must remember that quite a few of us members are nudging if not past that retirement age, but still busking or just enjoying the sweet tones and tunes made by our own sweet hands. you must keep us informed of your progress and busking plans....LOL. in the bullring perchance?
3,337 2013-05-17 22:38:30
Re: song request the courteeners (4 replies, posted in Song requests)
hi steve, welcome to chordie, you can email me through chordie, just click on the left, to have a chat, nice to have a local to compare notes with.
phill
3,338 2013-05-17 18:34:50
Re: tascam (21 replies, posted in Recording)
no, buddy bach, your directions were fine.
sorry i missed you yesterday, i tried to download the talk app, which just confused my tired mind. shall we try again tonight?
phill
3,339 2013-05-17 18:29:42
Re: song request the courteeners (4 replies, posted in Song requests)
please?
3,340 2013-05-16 21:46:14
Re: tascam (21 replies, posted in Recording)
oooohhh yeah, i've set it up and made a trial recording. then i thought i'd try to record a song that i've been trying to get right for a couple of years "you got it" by roy orbison, and it's come out super.
it's a bit complicated at first, but once you get into it it's fine. i recommend it to any one, well not everyone...
3,341 2013-05-16 13:32:23
Re: tascam (21 replies, posted in Recording)
my DP24 arrived in the UK at almost 8 PM Tuesday night, 12 hours later it was delivered to my door, so I'm chuffed. it looks totally fabulous, a bit bigger than I thought it would be, still.....I spent yesterday reading the manual, so I haven't set it up yet. I have to find space, so my PC has to move and I have to finish off 2 tracks on my Korg D8, then away to go.
Just as an aside; it came with a US plug, luckily I have a plug lead that fits. it's also 100 volt to 240 volt transformer, I know that the US is 120 volt whereas the UK and Europe is 220-240 volt.
something I cant understand is; how am I sitting here writing when I could be playing with my new toy? bye
3,342 2013-05-14 19:10:57
Re: Fender Stratacoustic Guitar ? (16 replies, posted in Chordie's Chat Corner)
sorry, i thought you'd just misspelt stratocaster...at 3 inches deep, i would expect it to sound rather like any narrow body semi acoustic, which wouldn't be anything like an everyday acoustic, lacking tone and volume
3,343 2013-05-14 19:06:26
Re: tascam (21 replies, posted in Recording)
i've just had confirmation that my DP24 is in this country, it arrived an hour ago. the web site says it's a priority delivery? maybe tomorrow, as the littlest hobo used to say
3,344 2013-05-14 13:39:46
Re: tascam (21 replies, posted in Recording)
jerome, when i spoke to russ about it he said they were a lot cheaper in the states, but i cant afford to move there at the moment, so i'm playing the waiting game. last i heard was that it's now left (i hope) dubai and it's en route if not here in the UK, so hopefully delivery tomorrow, then i'll be very quiet for some time....
3,345 2013-05-13 22:48:37
Topic: tascam (21 replies, posted in Recording)
i spoke to russ a while ago about tascam DP24, well russ has had his and (as far as i know) is very happy with it. so a month ago i found an internet company that was selling them at £100 cheaper than most others i found. so i bought one. ordered over the net and paid for etc. that was a month ago, and i'm still waiting for the recorder. i've tracked it down, seeing as i'm in south wales (uk) the first notice i got was from new york us! it was there for 3 days now it's in dubai uae, where it's been for another 2 days. i'm wondering if it will go to hong kong before i (eventually) get it. hope it's before christmas......
3,346 2013-05-13 22:40:50
Re: Fender Stratacoustic Guitar ? (16 replies, posted in Chordie's Chat Corner)
hi jim,
i bought my strat during the 70's, it's a mexican. truly easy guitar to play as the neck is not too wide or flat like a gibson. at that time i never used FX pedals so i was never very happy with the sound, till i played through a marshall at full volume!
about 10 years ago with the finger board and frets wearing down somewhat, i grudgingly bought a kort, which i regretted immediately! and a year or so later i bought my telecaster, which i'm delighted with. i just wish it had a tremolo arm..you cant have everything...
but yes, by all means get a strat and be happy, it's like having a stepford wife...lololol
3,347 2013-05-13 18:33:57
Re: Monkees and The Eagles (28 replies, posted in Chordie's Chat Corner)
SUBVERSIVE? the songs were not written by the Monkees and probably not even chosen by them, "pleasant valley sunday" is a carole king/gerry goffin song and "claksville" is a boyce/hart song with boyce on guitar. if anything, it's the writers that would be "subversive"
3,348 2013-05-10 15:25:01
Re: The Supervillains - The Pit - Need Help Figuring Out Chords (5 replies, posted in Song requests)
well done russ. i heard the song and thought; nah, shan't bother, i'm with amy on this. where i like reggae, i also like heavy metal and funk. but i detest rap in any form. they call themselves modern poets, so write a book. i personally dont want to hear some cRAPPER, (took me ages to think of an acceptable word) repeating the same word over and over and it's usually a swear word, though to be honest, i couldn't make out any of the lyrics!
3,349 2013-05-08 14:16:16
Re: Killer - Crystal Butterfly chords (9 replies, posted in Song requests)
did you try google first? it works wonders
3,350 2013-05-07 22:06:52
Re: Regular joe making a big difference (22 replies, posted in Chordie's Chat Corner)
some weird stuff going on all over; what about that guy who's invented a plastic gun and wants to put the plans on the internet so any dick can make one?
over here we've just got all these "hero's" of stage and screen that have turned out to be paedophiles, how sick can you get?