On 29/04/2010 egosan wrote:
>On 29/04/2010 Eduardo Slabofvic wrote:
>>I was once slapped by a soapy actress. Does that count?
>
>How is that any different from all the other women that have slapped you?
>
I'm very slow today. I didn't realise you meant a soap opera actress... I thought you were sticking your head in her bathroom window while she was having a shower or something...
On 29/04/2010 ajfclark wrote:
>I'm very slow today. I didn't realise you meant a soap opera actress...
> I thought you were sticking your head in her bathroom window while she
>was having a shower or something...
when i sat down at the film fest i turned to my mate and said" that guy looks the spitting image of Matt Segal but i know its not him of course"!!! they were all swigging out of a giant bottle of johnny walker red label, i know what im bringing with me to drink to keep my energy levels and braveness at maximum next time i hit the crags..the stuff of champions!!!! WHISKEY!!! i should have known years ago...i always felt super tough and invincable when ever i went to pubs loaded on whiskey!
I met diamond David Lee-Roth at Araps once. Noticing that he climbed with knee pads, I asked him why. He said he needed his knees to earn his living. I resisted the temptation to ask what he did for a living.
There were all these posers walking aroud saying "Have you see David" or "Is David around?" like he was their best mate.
thats the best "concert" film clip ever!
Love the back up singer that can be heard without a mic!
That heart guitar is insane, wonder if he can play the right side of the guitar left handed.
Yah, Steve Vai, total mutant. Arguably the most technically virtuosic guitarist to ever have lived...
On 'Just like Paradise', the solo was recorded in the studio with a 450ms digital echo (delay) effect, so every note he plays gets echo'ed 450ms later. For playing the tune live, he would play the first line (on the Heart guitar) with his left hand, and then the 450ms echo line with his right. You can see a snippet of this amazing B.S. at 3:21. Which is in the realms of freakishly hard in terms of musicianship and guitar playing...!! : )
If we're going off topic, Mrs Gribble chatted to Eric Bana while walking his dog in the local park. She told me this immediately afterwards, breathless with excitement on her way to a hastily arranged appointment at the hairdressers.
On 30/04/2010 MattyB wrote:
>Yah, Steve Vai, total mutant. Arguably the most technically virtuosic guitarist
>to ever have lived...
>
>On 'Just like Paradise', the solo was recorded in the studio with a 450ms
>digital echo (delay) effect, so every note he plays gets echo'ed 450ms
>later. For playing the tune live, he would play the first line (on the
>Heart guitar) with his left hand, and then the 450ms echo line with his
>right. You can see a snippet of this amazing B.S. at 3:21. Which is in
>the realms of freakishly hard in terms of musicianship and guitar playing...!!
> : )
I like Vai not sure if i like him that much.... but a funny one of vai.... and an awesome example of Tommy Emmanuel, best accoustic and most co-ordinated guitarist in the world!! (IMO)
On 29/04/2010 Eduardo Slabofvic wrote:
>I was once slapped by a soapy actress. Does that count?
HB once slapped my coil with a spanner, well not my coil but my cars coil. Does that count?
On 30/04/2010 Hugh wrote:
>Tommy is GOD! Did someone say innovative...?
Seems to be a lot of god like 'accusations' going around at the moment, heh, heh, heh.
(Puts on old-fart hat), ... I knew Tommy when 'e were a wee lad, gettin' about his back yard in short shorts an playin a toy ukalele, while me ol' man an 'is would chew the fat over a stubbie or two after work...
Does fame by association count before the fame is realised? Heh, heh, heh.