Sgt. Pepper

My wife bought me mine. There fun but frustrating.

And it takes five times as long to tune because by the time you get down to the high e everything's out of tune again.

College is for partying with chicks and doing chemicals and drinking beer.

You must have gone to college.

Changing strings on the 12 string. Trying some new string, DR Dragonskin phosphor bronze coated strings. 10 - 48. I also bought a pack of Cleartones for the next time. Hopefully these will last and sound good.

I'll have to check em out.

It just does nothing for me. That's the best way to explain it. I've tried to listen to his stuff post his Religious phase. His voice was never spectacular, but he's a word guy. His voice is now beyond blown and for me a chore to endure his singing. Sometimes his harp playing is to much to take. That's me. If you want to enjoy every note and lyric he writes that's your choice. Now that being said he certainly deserves every accolade thrown his way. He's a legend. Influenced many, entertained many and has had a very long career. Ill take John Westley Harding over anything he's done since about '79 or so.

Your absolutely right. But in the same vein if someone is allowed to post how much of a god he is for the stuff he's still producing. I'm allowed to post the opposite, if that's my view. Is he a legend. Yes. Great song writter. Yes. Have seen him live. Yes. Own his music. Yes. Do I listen to his stuff subjectively. Yes. If I think it's great and enjoy it I'll say the truth.

Country Music is good. Bad Country Music is a guy singing about how sexy his girlfriend thinks his tractor is or his friends in low places or anything by Taylor Swift.

Forgot about my Jass Bass. Its a '95 Fender American Standard Jazz Body with Rio Grande Muy Grande pups, and a black bound, with black block inlays, Birdseye Maple Warmoth neck. Wanted to ride my mountain bike but its raining. I guess I will row on my machine instead.

I know that, but nothing he has said in the past 20 + years or so has said anything to me. I'm a huge Zappa and Beatles fan, but I am not so naive that I think every note those 2 recorded is the best thing since sliced bread. Sometime you need to step outside you super-fan self and look at it subjectively. I never want to hear Hey Jude ever again. This is group that many consider the best group of all time and you write a 2 minute song and sing Nah Nah Nah Nah Nah Nah Nah for the last 5 minuets of the songs.

I don't own a Dylan album past the first one where he found the Lord. Saw him 3 times live. Which was 4 to many. He now sounds like he sings with rocks in his mouth. Can he write great lyrics? Yes. What does he have left to prove? Nothing.

Artists can do as they please. If I don't like it I don't listen. Bob going electric was fine. Legs was a far cry from Just Got Paid. So they can take their cool car fuzzy guitar spinning video music ride off into the sunset.

I know my wife is one of them.

Double suks. Bummer.

Went to the Arizona Memorial ever time someone would come visit me when stationed in Hawaii. Loved being there. Too expensive for me.

Prolly. 80's ZZ was still trash.

I'm a Woolly Mammoth Tusk kind of guy.

There was as 18 gap between Bob plugging in and the rotten Eliminator album, I doubt it was the same people.

The big C sucks. My mom had it. My father in law too. Both passed.

You are indeed.

Wahl clippers. I do it when I want. Like being back at bootcamp.

Nice. Rocked Something/Anything? last night. That album is killer. Saw Todd once.

I don't think he bought it yet.

That is funny and true. Cases are for transport and when you need to hydrate them in winter.