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Instead of trashing another member you could've been working on your chops instead. There's plenty there to keep you busy.:poke:

You could've just said that instead of shitting all over Dan's drums for the better part of the thread. *shrugs

There will always be a couple jugheads out there to try to detract from someone's efforts. I thought the drums sounded quite acceptable for a forum competition. The jerk doesn't surprise me. Kinda surprised about Chugg but he's been beefing with you for a while I guess.

That's the secularist view though. The worldly view. Freedom and true wealth are found only in Christ. Everything else is temporal.

@ChuggNorris and @TheBiggestJerk you guys could've made your own drum track by now but bitching is easier eh? Dan did a decent job whipping up something in a timely fashion, he should be thanked, not bashed. It's not like this is for a grammy or something. Where's your drum tracks? People who...

As a band mate of mine said: you have to prove you don't need the money before a bank will loan you any, lol. I find that to be mostly true.

I have no doubt that is the intention of the overlords. Even so, we have a new generation of youths who want subsidies and handouts outside of work. Free college and free medical care. One thing I like and also don't like about TX is everyone works, constantly. But I see money flowing, and...

Probably set him up for pissing off some superiors or something. Could even be deepfake footage

Guitars usually show signs of problems you can head off at the pass. Crackling pots or jack. A switch going intermittent. I've mostly taken one guitar to about a thousand gigs and never had a problem. Amps on the other hand.... I've had 2 or 3 amp issues at gigs in that decade long time frame...

I just buy bulk plain strings from Just Strings. I think a dozen high E's is about $3 bucks. If I am gigging nightly I would switch to changing it every other show.

Plenty of truth there but I also hear people who say "I neeeeeed money" driving nice new cars, living in nice houses, having cable, netflix, and special sports channel subs, eating the best food or eating and drinking out,, and buying their children (and themselves) too many expensive toys...

I change my high E for every show and my B and G every 4-5 shows and haven't broken a string live but maybe once in a couple hundred gigs.

There is some truth here but for the most part people I see hustling do alright for themselves short of injury, illness, or bad market conditions Life and lifestyle choices have a massive impact on one's ability to be successful.

About 3/4's of the reggie's got mad at me on jazz guitar forum for saying as much yet several of them are well to do, traveled, with nice instruments, yet still playing the race card like it's something that held them back. Yet most of them are old white dudes. Same crew crying over potential 20...

My idea of luxury is a 750+ acre place on a nice creek with a one room shack on it. And I mean shack. Hydro power an epic deep freeze and just fill it full of wild game, have a sweet garden, stack firewood deep, hit my book of hours, then play guitar on the porch or fly fish the rest of the day.

Now that they have AI guitar playing I don't bring a guitar anymore.

They should do a variety of mods on a special order basis and then take like eight years until you actually get your amp. Retake that niche market from Larry.

What did the founders say about trading liberty for a temporary safety? “Those who would give up essential liberty to purchase a little temporary safety, deserve neither liberty nor safety” is a quote by Benjamin Franklin. The irony is you will get neither. Tomorrow the fool proof sub dermal...

If we had a little more licensing and require more insurance for car owners this wouldn't have ever happened. People can just go out and buy these powerful trucks that belong in the hands of trained professionals on a closed job site, not out on our streets! How about a little common sense!!!