Atheist here. Scored 31/32 on the religious one. Eeeeeeeasy! However, the Christian Science Monitor seems to have something of a mathematical problem saying 31/32 is 97%.
Check this. Horrible recording. An unrehearsed jam. I'm not a hot shit guitar player but I still get a kick from listening to this:
http://www.acetonestudio.com/ACEtoneAudio/OthersAudio/Rising%20Gorge%2012-9-05/PlanetMongoReEQ.mp3 (give it 35 seconds for the guitar to kick in!)
Relevance: The Marshall amp in question (unfortunately I don't own it and not sure which model it is) can cut through drums bass and everything - and it is not just about loud - it's getting the tones and sounds through all of that 'noise'. I've played Fenders and they don't have it (for me anyway). I would love to own the amp this tune is played on but I have to make do with an old Line 6 that approximates those kinds of sounds. And it's not just the sounds. At the right levels I have found myself playing beyond my limited ability. This may be a feature of the intensity of the jam, but it is never the same with a different amp. I was at a rehearsal studio a couple of years ago - they had all of the boutique amps and none of them did it for me. A difference between turning it up and turning it on. That Marshall turns me on as a player. Nice work Mr. Marshall.
? He adapted existing amp designs to make an amp that did something different than what was available at the time and I and many people think that was something better. But he didn't invent, did he? Maybe you are misunderstanding me. I love Marshall amps. He was an innovator and a very important one who deserves a huge amount of credit - and perhaps really actually got the satisfaction in his lifetime that people loved and revered his contributions - I hope he felt it.
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Thanks for your permission to drink beer instead of fruit juice. I much prefer it anyway.
I don't have time for any of this. There's a Matlock marathon on!
Perhaps that was nervous laughter!
Spectre?
Anyone know where I can find a torrent of the govt. warning video? I can't wait to see it. I'd even settle for a cam. Anyone?
Why round the figure to 97% Why express it as a percentage at all?
Atheist here. Scored 31/32 on the religious one. Eeeeeeeasy! However, the Christian Science Monitor seems to have something of a mathematical problem saying 31/32 is 97%.
Well, Jimmy and the boys couldn't spell 'Lead'.
Indeed. Of course he should have said 'what I would of went with'.
Baby Einstein. What a load of shite.
Thanks Father Jack!
Very good point.
But just you wait. We'll get the bastard that did this to Ötzi!
The word is 'drivel'.
Something to do with coffee I expect.
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He was joking around with the boys. A little too much wine and all that.
Shadow Puppets was complete rubbish by any standards.
Me!
Try cooking pork in (Thai) fish sauce. That should work.
Why not just cut out the middleman and eat the worms from the cow dung! Yum!
Check this. Horrible recording. An unrehearsed jam. I'm not a hot shit guitar player but I still get a kick from listening to this: http://www.acetonestudio.com/ACEtoneAudio/OthersAudio/Rising%20Gorge%2012-9-05/PlanetMongoReEQ.mp3 (give it 35 seconds for the guitar to kick in!) Relevance: The Marshall amp in question (unfortunately I don't own it and not sure which model it is) can cut through drums bass and everything - and it is not just about loud - it's getting the tones and sounds through all of that 'noise'. I've played Fenders and they don't have it (for me anyway). I would love to own the amp this tune is played on but I have to make do with an old Line 6 that approximates those kinds of sounds. And it's not just the sounds. At the right levels I have found myself playing beyond my limited ability. This may be a feature of the intensity of the jam, but it is never the same with a different amp. I was at a rehearsal studio a couple of years ago - they had all of the boutique amps and none of them did it for me. A difference between turning it up and turning it on. That Marshall turns me on as a player. Nice work Mr. Marshall.
? He adapted existing amp designs to make an amp that did something different than what was available at the time and I and many people think that was something better. But he didn't invent, did he? Maybe you are misunderstanding me. I love Marshall amps. He was an innovator and a very important one who deserves a huge amount of credit - and perhaps really actually got the satisfaction in his lifetime that people loved and revered his contributions - I hope he felt it.
He didn't invent anything. But his company made great amps. He did a good thing. He's dead now. RIP.
Scandalous!