Bottom Line: Tone-Talk On YouTube is Totally Addictive

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Geo said:
From the mid 80's until the year 2000 I played every day, at least 2 hours a day, sometimes 4 hours a day. I have gotten to the point where I am able to play fluently and learn songs quickly.

There are hundreds, maybe thousands that have heard me play. I have no interest in proving to an imbecile like you, who is obviously an amateur musicians at best, how well I play.

But, I have been where you are musically, and I can tell that you need to turn off all those crutches you need to play.
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Man, this sounds familiar.

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Cell phones weren't even a thing until 2005. I can only imagine the videos we would see if they were around in the 80's.
 
Geo said:
Cell phones weren't even a thing until 2005. I can only imagine the videos we would see if they were around in the 80's.
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That's how you get the best recorded guitar tones..

Hit record on yore cell, toss it across the room, and turn your amp up to 11

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Can I ask a practical question at this point?

Are we gonna play Stonehenge tonight?

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Nashville Riff Co said:
cc: @JackBootedThug

a personal favorite...

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WTF?!!! Henrik was Smithers the entire time? That asshole catfished me on AOL for months!
I funk'n knew I shouldn't have bought him plane tickets to the Caribbean to visit his dying goldfish.
Something about that seemed off to me.
 
NowYou'rePlayingWithPower said:
WTF?!!! Henrik was Smithers the entire time? That asshole catfished me on AOL for months!
I funk'n knew I shouldn't have bought him plane tickets to the Caribbean to visit his dying goldfish.
Something about that seemed off to me.
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Wow, AOL instant messenger. Those were the days, the halycon sunset moments before social media. In some ways I still think about chatting long into the night..connecting...chatting with whomever may pop up next. Staring off into the stars, dreaming of what could await. When AIM finally shutdown, I accepted that FatDong69x420666 would leave me as my screenname but yet somehow in that moment I knew...the memories would stay with me forever.
 
japetus said:
Wow, AOL instant messenger. Those were the days, the halycon sunset moments before social media. In some ways I still think about chatting long into the night..connecting...chatting with whomever may pop up next. Staring off into the stars, dreaming of what could await. When AIM finally shutdown, I accepted that FatDong69x420666 would leave me as my screenname but yet somehow in that moment I knew...the memories would stay with me forever.
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japetus said:
Wow, AOL instant messenger. Those were the days, the halycon sunset moments before social media. In some ways I still think about chatting long into the night..connecting...chatting with whomever may pop up next. Staring off into the stars, dreaming of what could await. When AIM finally shutdown, I accepted that FatDong69x420666 would leave me as my screenname but yet somehow in that moment I knew...the memories would stay with me forever.
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I was r0ck3rgirl26, though it was more like 16... ?
 
japetus said:
Wow, AOL instant messenger. Those were the days, the halycon sunset moments before social media. In some ways I still think about chatting long into the night..connecting...chatting with whomever may pop up next. Staring off into the stars, dreaming of what could await. When AIM finally shutdown, I accepted that FatDong69x420666 would leave me as my screenname but yet somehow in that moment I knew...the memories would stay with me forever.
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