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Wonderful. It had the effect of making me reflect on all the funeral services I've had to attend in the last few years, friends and family alike.
I'm reading this at 8am and I feel a little sad for you losing a dear friend but it sounds like you've excised your emotions with this wonderful piece.
This is the first time I've listened to a FSOTM it is a FSOTM? Isn't it? Very good hardly noticed the mistake but I did notice it's a little longer than the original not a bad thing as I've always felt it was too short. Congrats to you both
I disagree with by your use of the word "idiotic" I think it's intelligent and concise.
You could add Maggie Thatcher and Winston Churchill to your list. Both sacrificed lives for their own glory and place in history. OMG politics again?
That's a cracker and also true, the next verse must be about Trump?
You're very brave if you went THBFLLLPTT in your wife's face, but you must have survived it as you wrote this?
Phill
Hi Bill and Dondra. Sorry to hear your still being bugged! I hear you have to pay your doctor's over the pond? If I paid a quack to tell me I was imagining things I'd pay him with a broken nose....just kidding..or am I?
Just want to say stick with it, I saw a Sig line here somewhere that said "one day we'll beat this thing" I have every confidence that you will and come out the other side stronger.
Love to Dondra
Phill and Ann
DI= direct injection which basically means plugging your amp directly into your lap top or mixer but seeing as you're going the other way laptop to amp I would suggest using a USB interface where you plug from your LT to your interface using a USB cable and from there into your amp it should also give you a better sound. I use a Focusrite Scarlett or a Soundblaster. They're both small about book size and not over the top price wise.
The Soundblaster takes it's power from my laptop and I position it near my mixer amp. It sounds like you have some distance between both? Try positioning them closer.
Great lyrics. Haven't had a chance to listen yet but I intend to ASAP. I've read books and watched many programmes pertaining to 1066 and the Norman invasion but this is the first time I've seen a song about it. Though I must say it could stand alone as a poem.
Well done
It's hard to lose someone that meant so much to you and your family. My mother in law was very similar, she was brilliant 30 years ago but as she got older she got to be an sob especially to my wife. We still mourn her passing.
Condolences to you and your family.
all these first timers saying thanks?
i stand corrected. i thought raki was raki wherever it came from, now we know better. i hate aniseed anyway grape skins sound much better, cos i love grapes.
i love open ended questions like that BJ. the Boss ME80 for me, i've heard it in battlefield conditions and it's awesome.
I once brought a bottle of Raki home from Turkey but my son decided to take it to a party at his mates house...he got legless, he was only 12 at the time. I think he learned his lesson? If I still had it I'd send it up to you. Have you tried Amazon? they seem to sell everything.
Thanks Zurf, it seems to be breaking up now, I'm spitting out some very Halloween-ish gunge. Hoping my voice comes back soon. Apparently we have a nasty flu strain on it's way from Australia.
Grah, try my wife's recipe; whisky in hot lemonade with a good dollop of honey and slice of lemon. It tastes awful to me as I hate whiskey but it certainly does the trick.
hey Jim. had a play through and the chords seem fine. unfortunately I've come down with a rather nasty throat infection and have difficulty speaking so no-can-sing at this time so I cant help with the flow. it looks good and keepitreal has a good point
just come down with something similar myself Grah, though the wife says she likes the gruff, bass-y sound of my voice? so I asked her "what would you prefer; a sexy voice or gig money coming in?".....she changed the subject....women!
Hi Richard. I just checked out your link to find that the AD pedal was discontinued. Shame it looks good.
Bluejeep, Beringer stuff is pretty good, but whatever you buy, with a sound hole pick up you are likely to get feed back, so be careful on your volume and amp placement.
Sorry to hear that Grah, get well soon, Chordie and YouTube are missing you
nice bit of poetry there jim, reminiscent of the romantic poets.
you've asked for comments so i think i can help you out with a couple of lines.
in the 1st verse change smell to scent?
in the 2nd verse the 3rd line;
beautifully out of place she was?
change to; beautifully awkward out of place
gorgeous chaos full of grace.
i think it flows and rhymes better, but you know what is in your mind, only a suggestion my friend
phill
Chewing gum gets on my nerves after a couple of minutes so I stick it under a table lol
If you could see what I can see when I'm cleaning Windows. Fornby brill or what?
Peatle Jville wrote:Phill, Billy's ten guitars reminds me of pub gigs with that one persistant drunk that turns up.
Yeah. I used to play with a rock band. There was one place, I think it was called the 4 sevens in Maesteg South Wales. We'd be hammering out "Smoke on the Water" and this drunk would be singing "where's my trabone" ?????
Yep, played ten guitars more times than Engelbert Humperdinck not with the rock band though!
Peatle, if you see a dustman....looking all pale and sad. Don't kick him in the dustbin cos it might be my old dad.
Love that song Lonnie Donegan.
Edited to correct spell check
when i watched these clips i was laughing so loud i woke the wife up, it was 6.am! if you go on them check out the Billy Connolly clips.
i recently bought the special edition of Graceland. to be honest i hadn't heard it before but it's seldom off the car CD player. and of course the album everyone has in their collection "bridge over troubled water"
Happy birthday Paul
my sister was a couple of years older than me (and still is, oddly enough) and after our bath, her first me after, my mother would put my basket chair on the living room table and sit me down while she dried me off and all the time singing nursery rhymes or pop songs of the day. I'm talking about the early 1950's. another memory was going across to the Gower coast and the first one to see the sea had to sing "I see the sea, the sea sees me under the shade of the old oak tree" etc. on the way home it was usually "I love to go a-wondering along the mountain track...." ah, the good old days
When does inspiration hit....wow, that's a good one!
I sometimes dream a song...which I'll forget
Or on the toilet or in the shower...which I'll forget
Or in the car....ditto
Every now and then when I'm having a little strum a chord sequence or riff grabs my attention so after a bit of noodling a word or frase breaks ground and off we go.
Sometimes words come first, with or without a tune which doesn't matter as everything changes by the time it's finished!
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