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Very nice. About the two-fingers-on-one-note thing...if you haven't already, please make sure your bass' string action is up to par, especially on the low end of the neck. That's a habit you're going to want to break so make sure you aren't having to death-grip that thing from the 7th fret or s...

The fan *so* makes this perfect! :) Very nice.

Buddy was great but Louie was my man. That last interview with Modern Drummer before he died - his good cheer and enthusiasm just popped off of every page! The upshot: 1) take good care of your body 2) be open and inviting to different experiences 3) spread the knowledge and the love of the mu...

@SmileyCrossbones Except here it's science-*fact*!

Those more knowledgeable than me please comment...what influence(s) is being shown here? Chet Atkins? Scotty Moore?

Excellent application of an 8-string!

I see what you're trying to do with catching the hi-hat some with your left hand. You'll find that sort of playing easier and more natural if you play open-armed. Watch how Simon Phillips powers this Pete Townshend song along. Search YouTube for "Pete Townshend - Give Blood (featuring David Gi...

Look, do you *like* singing? Work on it! You'll get good.

This is a beautiful song.

SOMETHING FOR EVERYBODY is a real knock out of the park. I would never have thought.

I'm amazed by this song...it sounds so much like a Cars/Utopia love child!

@just5aying Are you out of your mind?? Dudes would have broken arms!

This is great work by Howe. That's a Gibson ES-Artist, from the early 1980s. Gibson made "Artist" versions of the ES-345, the SG, and the Les Paul - they had onboard compressors and other active circuitry, designed and built by Moog. Other ES-Artist differences are the dual pickguards and the ...

I dunno, guys - I'm pleased with this. Looking forward to hearing the rest of the album.

@RadeonZero I so agree! This album really grew on me over time and the more it did, the angrier I got over how lousy it sounded.

I'm seeing the Guy Fawkes mask...and do I also see a ICP mask? Any other cultural collisions snuck into this show?

Best song on PROGNOSIS 18! Great job.

I appreciate someone having recognized this truly great song by Devo by covering it. Magnificent.

I think your optical tachometer is picking up the dimples and not the ball itself...paint a stripe from one end of the ball around to the opposing end and try it.

Beautifully done; thank you for posting.

Jan Hammer's sense of time I find frightening. He is truly an exceptional keyboardist.

This film turned out far better than I would have thought. It was quite nuanced and grand.

This is one of my favorite Queen songs - thanks for posting this.

@GozerTheGozerian You make a very good point. It would not surprise me if the pickups/pots had been replaced in this guitar; If you have a cheap guitar that happens to work well mechanically and is sturdy, replacing the pickups and the rest of the electrics will get you 98% of the way to the mos...

God, this stuff is amazing. What a perfect ensemble.

@PaulRoberts My theory about his nerve damage is that it came from playing digital pianos. A real piano will respond more and more the harder you hit the keys until something breaks (preferably in the piano) but on any digital piano there is going to be some velocity you hit the keys with beyond...

The choruses come off better than the verses and the intro. It's a good song at its core so that helps,

This is so funny...we all know these guys are fantastic so to hear them trying to piece this together is a hoot.

Whoa, cool - hippie rock star at 1:52!

It occurs to me that at least some of these scenes are rotoscoped and I can certainly understand them going back to the rotoscope clips and even guide sketches made from them for subsequent movies...that would have been really expensive work.