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Good job. You make all that hammer/pull/bend stuff in the tab look easy.

Oh, yeah! Haven't heard that song in ages.

Well done.

I think I just found a new song to practice on. I think I've done the chords before, but not all the other good stuff.

Thanks for the lesson.

Very well played.

I've always liked the guitar solo on that song, and until tonight, I always thought it was a 12-string on there. But Wikipedia says John and George had matching Strats.

Good stuff, anyway.

Yeah! Love that McGuinn sound, plus the Beatles' stuff like "Hard Day's Night" and "Every Little Thing."

Good playing, sir.

Nice rebuild. Great picking, too.

Great playing.

I agree, "it's in the fingers, not the gear," but when you played on the Tele (#4), it made me think of Stevie Ray Vaughn. More so than the other 4 guitars, anyway.

Pretty sharp! Nice job doing those flush-mount ovals in the bumper. (I followed the link here from PlowSite.)

DAMN! That is so Bad Azz! I've never heard it played at that tempo before, and I think it sounds even more ominous than the version I first heard. Makes me wonder if the Jets and the Sharks were sitting in the audience.

Next time I practice the song (gonna try the bass part, too), I'm gonna brea...

Well, whaddya know; I never knew anyone but Link Wray had ever recorded this. But in trying to find a bass tab for it, I found a site that had two versions of bass tab, both listed under The Ventures.

I think this is a pretty good cover. Why would someone think they're playing it "wrong"?

Thanks ...

To sum up: Do not "cheap out" on eye protection. As Steveo said, slag in your eye is a Bad Thing.

Photokeratitis sucks, too. Wikipedia sez: "Photokeratitis is akin to a sunburn of the cornea and conjunctiva, and is not usually noticed until several hours after exposure. Symptoms include increase...

Here we are on Memory Lane again. 8-)

I haven't heard one of those in years. The '63 Mack pumper that my old town in MA ran for years had a 66G on the driver side front fender. It also had what I think was a Dietz 212 (red and clear, but none tilted up or down) on a chrome extension base, almost ...

Now that is cool. In the early 1970's, I worked for a service that had mostly Caddy Superiors, but also one (white) '66 Pontiac. That one had what I think was a Federal C5GB on one front corner of the roof, and a chrome "CP" speaker on the opposite corner. That speaker was fed by a Motorola elect...

Found this via the link on the NS Design site. Very nice!

Good vids. Some of the deer seem less concerned about the IR glow than others do, but at least none of them ran away. I had a couple of times that a buck seemed startled by the flash, or maybe it was the infamous Primos "clunk" that made him turn and leave.

I'm going to try video on mine.

Bshale...

Great duet. I liked that from the first time I heard it.

Thanks for posting that. Good pics, too.

@MrNormsHGW: Ah ha! As somebody else said, thanks for the tip on that.

Walter is a riot. If I'm gonna be a Grumpy Old Man, I want to be just like Walter.

Shut the hell up! 8-D

Those cars are gorgeous.

Good stuff!

Since he's not wearing a safety vest (orange/yellow/whatever), I'm going to assume the guy behind the blue boxcar around 2:05 isn't a railroad employee. He could be in a "very uncomfortable position" if that car suddenly got shoved back.

Such things have happened, and people (both RR employees an...

Good vid. Quite a process, isn't it?

I believe I know that police officer. (Since he's the only one the company has in all of Maine, it must be him.)

Thanks for posting that.

Looks like a nice trip. On some of the footage taken over the cab roof, it looks like the train was about to go over a through-arch or -truss bridge, but it's the trees.

I might visit there some day.

Yeah! Thanks for posting that. Makes me want to get back to practicing some tunes.

Good one.

Well done.