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Try just tuning natural and then Capo the second fret. Then you can leave your guitar in natural tuning. Wow, what a concept!

Dude, just tune natural and Capo the second fret. Much easier.

Way to go!! You need to come over and record that in the studio.

-Steve Laginess

Yeah, the chicks might not fit the video, but maybe there were some budget restraints at the time. But heck, who doesn't like to look at chicks? I'm not complaining, their music is great!

I just realized that that pinhead girl is Lacy (the redheaded snake of a lush) from the first Bret Michaels season show. She has her own band (which sucks) and now she's interviewing (which also sucks) Good grief.

Great job Henry. Excellent vocal and great tone on that Tele. Btw, what kind of video camera are you using?

@kady7869

Waterboarding won't do a thing. I could waterboard George W. and finally make him admit he voted Democratic. What Cheney needs is for someone to stick a nice long needle full of sodium pentathol in his ass and THEN we'll get the whole story.

When you have a guest on your show, IF you're a good host, you should only ask the questions and listen to the response whether positive or negative. Hannity needs to shut his non-stop blabbering piehole (which is impossible for him to do) and listen instead of rambling on about his own beliefs ...

Watch the FBI agent. He looks down when asked a question, then looks out the window when asked a question. Clear defensive body language. Then he raises his hand in a typical "politician's speech" manner when giving his explanation. Clearly a rehearsed response to the question.

Kat Von D's mom!

And then....she gave birth to Kat Von D...LOL

@EnjoySomeMusic

Then you are a very intelligent 14 yr. old!!

Justin Beiber should lick Sabbath's boots clean. Sorry, just sayin'.

Back in the 70's I saw him for free at the Top of the Ponch in Detroit. The stage was only about two feet high. I was literally sitting at his feet in front of him and his microphone fell off the stand and in my lap. I handed it back to him and he winked at me. It was awesome!

Back in the 70's I saw him for free at the Top of the Ponch in Detroit. The stage was only about two feet high. I was literally sitting at his feet in front of him and his microphone fell off the stand and in my lap. I handed it back to him and he winked at me. It was awesome!