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RWC wrote:'why' is a stupid question IMO.

since they haven't been mentioned, and they totally rock:

carrie brownstein
tanya donelly
kristen hersh
corin tucker
kristy wallace (poison ivy)

vvv wrote:In order to avoid a ground loop, be careful not to plug the other end into your butt.

seems that would be good advice in general.

i laughed so hard hot tea came out through my nostrils. you might try that, actually.

ok ok.

i'll get to work on that. but be patient, i'm sick in bed today

having grown up in LA, i've had my share of celebrity sightings over the years (after a show, in a restaurant, at the movies, etc., pretty basic stuff), but i did have a david byrne encounter back in 1990, memorable if only for its strangeness (apologies if i've posted this before- i so like telling...

picture if you will: electric '90 american standard strat, maple/pewter, SD duckbucker bridge '94 MIJ '50's reissue tele, maple/blonde, SD nashville studio bridge/neck '95 epiphone korina SG, rosewood/natural, stock pickups '00 american vintage '62 reissue jazzmaster, rosewood/3-color sunburst, must...

i thought i was doing well to resist adding to this GAS lovefest, but i guess i'm just too stoked on the following: the cool: monome 256. haven't done a thing with it other than stare at the pretty blinking lights :D, but i am at least beginning to download some amazing shareware from the incredible...

this is excellent. thanks.

generichumanperson wrote:And I could care less that you opened for jimmy eat world.

could or couldn't?

marc ribot's great. i've enjoyed his work with waits & zorn and the jarmusch film soundtracks. too cool.

hey all, thanks for your suggestions. we got to both lark in the morning and amoeba today (had to get los angeles and wild gift for my daughter, who went with me to her first x show last night- they were great, btw). we'll hit some of the other places tomorrow. picked up a very nice cherry/cedar blu...

billy zoom: johny hit and run pauline (economical, good finish, winning smile).

robert fripp: i'll come running (lyrical, evocative, bittersweet).

richard thompson: killing jar (stormy, brooding, foreboding).

thanks!

hey all,

found myself in san francisco for a few days. any tips on a good place to audition a few electric basses (aside from GC, hopefully)?

also, would lark in the morning be my best bet for an appalachian dulcimer?

multitude of thanks!