WrestlingRasta Posted January 24 Posted January 24 Stephen and Damian Marley collabs have been my latest kick. 1
Wrestleknownothing Posted January 24 Posted January 24 This will sound like pandering to @WrestlingRasta, but a lot of Toots and the Maytals lately mixed in with classical. Drowning in data, but thirsting for knowledge
PortaJohn Posted January 24 Posted January 24 Just dropped this new single. Hope you Enjoy Title: @ionel 1 1 I Don't Agree With What I Posted
mspart Posted January 24 Posted January 24 (edited) I'm learning some new songs on my guitar. Back in Black and Working for MCA. Both great songs. Also trying to concoct a lead for my friend's song Riverside blues. We were in a band together in college. I really love this song. Epiphone Les Paul Standard Plus Top Pro Marshall Origin 20 head (set on lowest volume which is plenty loud in the house) 2X12 speaker cabinet with Celestion Vintage 30 speakers. I bought the speakers and installed them. The cab is homemade and I bought it on offer up. $80. Screaming deal. Even makes my Marshall Code 50 sound better. I am not that good, just noodle around. mspart Edited January 24 by mspart 1
WrestlingRasta Posted January 24 Posted January 24 31 minutes ago, Wrestleknownothing said: This will sound like pandering to @WrestlingRasta, but a lot of Toots and the Maytals lately mixed in with classical. Saw ‘them’ last summer. Kudos. 1
666 Posted January 24 Author Posted January 24 26 minutes ago, mspart said: I'm learning some new songs on my guitar. Back in Black and Working for MCA. Both great songs. Also trying to concoct a lead for my friend's song Riverside blues. We were in a band together in college. I really love this song. Epiphone Les Paul Standard Plus Top Pro Marshall Origin 20 head (set on lowest volume which is plenty loud in the house) 2X12 speaker cabinet with Celestion Vintage 30 speakers. I bought the speakers and installed them. The cab is homemade and I bought it on offer up. $80. Screaming deal. Even makes my Marshall Code 50 sound better. I am not that good, just noodle around. mspart Tight.
ionel Posted January 25 Posted January 25 1 hour ago, PortaJohn said: Just dropped this new single. Hope you Enjoy Title: @ionel Well done! My lawyer will be in touch regarding the NIL. There's gotta be a little NIL for ionel correct? .
mspart Posted January 25 Posted January 25 Not listening to him now but Jake Shimabukuru plays an mean ukulele. mspart
PortaJohn Posted January 25 Posted January 25 (edited) 15 hours ago, ionel said: Well done! My lawyer will be in touch regarding the NIL. There's gotta be a little NIL for ionel correct? @VakAttack finalized the NIL deal with your lawyer. For every $1 you make on this single you pay back Porta Records $1.25. Best deal we could get you. It became obvious Vak was very generous to you in negotiations. I think it's only proper you at minimum gift him with a Thank You Edited January 25 by PortaJohn 1 I Don't Agree With What I Posted
ionel Posted January 25 Posted January 25 20 minutes ago, PortaJohn said: @VakAttack finalized the NIL deal with your lawyer. For every $1 you make on this single you pay back Porta Records $1.25. Best deal we could get you. It became obvious Vak was very generous to you in negotiations. I think it's only proper you at minimum gift him with a Thank You A big Thank You for @VakAttack ! I am disappointed that for my $0.25 we weren't able to negotiate my five year exemption from paying for portajohn use at sporting events. Oh well ... Vak tried. .
ILLINIWrestlingBlog Posted Thursday at 05:35 AM Posted Thursday at 05:35 AM ELO Also known as the Electric Light Orchestra. Not my type of music, but I got their greatest hits recommended on YouTube and, wow, they were impossibly good. I think of all the love given by music critics to the Beach Boys, and, my dude, it all should’ve gone to ELO. Five of the first six songs on the greatest hits video below are better than anything the Beach Boys ever put out. Actually, there’s an entire hour of music in that video better than anything done by the Beach Boys. This is a digression, but the Beach Boys really piss me off. The United States had Elvis, then England had the Beatles. We needed an answer, and what we came up with, to the eternal shame of our spotless minds, was the Beach Boys. An example. They had a Christmas song called “Little Saint Nick.” There’s an atonal lyric in it that goes like this: “Christmas comes this time each year.” Think about that. No wait! Don’t think about it! It will corrupt your brain. Educational, yes, but doesn’t it make you want to choke out a Beach Boy? Sure it does. Don’t ******* lie to me. Digression complete. I’m especially grooving to ELO’s Livin’ Thing, which is the second song on the greatest hits video below. It has everything. Flamenco, orchestra, opera, pop, rock, ABBA, doo wop, Victorian chords. I think the sixth or seventh or eighth best song among ELO’s greatest hits was a banger called Mr. Blue Sky that was used in Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 and the super-underrated Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind. ELO’s sixth or seventh or eighth best song is good enough to play, in its entirety, to start a movie in a multi-billion-dollar franchise. If you can’t dance along with Baby Groot to it, then you’ve been dead for a week, and brother we know it’s been at least a week because after only six days, your skeleton would get up and jangle about on its own. Lately, I’ve played ELO's greatest hits video for hours and hours without an advertisement:
Gene Mills Fan Posted Thursday at 12:28 PM Posted Thursday at 12:28 PM 6 hours ago, ILLINIWrestlingBlog said: ELO Also known as the Electric Light Orchestra. Not my type of music, but I got their greatest hits recommended on YouTube and, wow, they were impossibly good. I think of all the love given by music critics to the Beach Boys, and, my dude, it all should’ve gone to ELO. Five of the first six songs on the greatest hits video below are better than anything the Beach Boys ever put out. Actually, there’s an entire hour of music in that video better than anything done by the Beach Boys. This is a digression, but the Beach Boys really piss me off. The United States had Elvis, then England had the Beatles. We needed an answer, and what we came up with, to the eternal shame of our spotless minds, was the Beach Boys. An example. They had a Christmas song called “Little Saint Nick.” There’s an atonal lyric in it that goes like this: “Christmas comes this time each year.” Think about that. No wait! Don’t think about it! It will corrupt your brain. Educational, yes, but doesn’t it make you want to choke out a Beach Boy? Sure it does. Don’t ******* lie to me. Digression complete. I’m especially grooving to ELO’s Livin’ Thing, which is the second song on the greatest hits video below. It has everything. Flamenco, orchestra, opera, pop, rock, ABBA, doo wop, Victorian chords. I think the sixth or seventh or eighth best song among ELO’s greatest hits was a banger called Mr. Blue Sky that was used in Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 and the super-underrated Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind. ELO’s sixth or seventh or eighth best song is good enough to play, in its entirety, to start a movie in a multi-billion-dollar franchise. If you can’t dance along with Baby Groot to it, then you’ve been dead for a week, and brother we know it’s been at least a week because after only six days, your skeleton would get up and jangle about on its own. Lately, I’ve played ELO's greatest hits video for hours and hours without an advertisement: A Punk band should cover- Do ya- up tempo!! and grungy 1
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