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by smoker » Thu Jul 13, 2006 4:02 pm

OnYrMrk wrote:This is what my wife bought me for a wedding gift...
she too is a keeper
i love your wife....i sold my bike about a year ago to help us out financially and i really want one again...i am looking at first gen goldwing standards....

by OnYrMrk » Thu Jul 13, 2006 3:19 pm

This is what my wife bought me for a wedding gift...
she too is a keeper
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by smoker » Thu Jul 13, 2006 3:11 pm

The_spacemonkey wrote:Portney is a god, no doubt. Im a big Neil Pert fan myself.
As a wedding gift(got married June 4th), my wife bought me a set of V-drums:
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yeah... she's a keeper

yea well my wife is a musician and for a wedding gift to me she played the slobbery blues on the bonafone......she too is a keeper :sm29:

by solacedagony » Thu Jul 13, 2006 2:18 pm

Well, triads are the core of chords. Intervals just show you what tensions you're putting together FOR the chord.

Yea, my band plays stuff like Dream Theater. Haven't gotten anything recorded yet because we're looking for a singer and keyboardist and can't seem to find a single one at all around here. Hot commodities they are.

Played Metropolis today with my drummer for the first time and we almost got through it. Had to stop once or twice because we got lost in the jumble of changing parts at the end. Between the time signatures and the 9 minutes of shredding, it's rough. hehe

by lotas » Thu Jul 13, 2006 11:22 am

[quote="solacedagony"]The sweeps in Glass Prison are ridiculous.
Anyway, I used to play trumpet in the school band. That's what made me end up playing guitar because I ended up quitting school band cause the director made it so immensely boring and not fun.
I learned a lot of the theory stuff like intervals, scale theory, modes, etc. but I'm having trouble with the chords. Can't really play chords on sax or trumpet unless you have enough guys to do it ]
If you know intervals there's really not much else you need to know. Intervals are like the core of chords...for guitar at least.

by MobileAudio219 » Thu Jul 13, 2006 11:05 am

I just want to thank you for not playing like blink 182... :happy055:

by CaptainPioneer » Thu Jul 13, 2006 8:37 am

haha true well see im like Kenny G.... I can do anything

by solacedagony » Thu Jul 13, 2006 8:35 am

CaptainPioneer wrote:jow wait u have the entier collection of music or what? I love Dream Theater!!! Glass Prison is hard too btw... I was a serious musician a couple years ago... I transitioned from Jazz over to classical... I play all the saxaphones but mostley Alto and Soprano... As far as Chord theory... Ummm I have a book by someone that goes into theory but not chord theory, mostly improv theory... Sorry same as solaced i go crazy when i have to read more than one line... Oh yea and im a Tenor in a choir so i can read bass clef as well
The sweeps in Glass Prison are ridiculous.
Anyway, I used to play trumpet in the school band. That's what made me end up playing guitar because I ended up quitting school band cause the director made it so immensely boring and not fun.
I learned a lot of the theory stuff like intervals, scale theory, modes, etc. but I'm having trouble with the chords. Can't really play chords on sax or trumpet unless you have enough guys to do it ;)

by CaptainPioneer » Thu Jul 13, 2006 8:28 am

jow wait u have the entier collection of music or what? I love Dream Theater!!! Glass Prison is hard too btw... I was a serious musician a couple years ago... I transitioned from Jazz over to classical... I play all the saxaphones but mostley Alto and Soprano... As far as Chord theory... Ummm I have a book by someone that goes into theory but not chord theory, mostly improv theory... Sorry same as solaced i go crazy when i have to read more than one line... Oh yea and im a Tenor in a choir so i can read bass clef as well

by solacedagony » Thu Jul 13, 2006 8:27 am

The_spacemonkey wrote:Portney is a god, no doubt. Im a big Neil Pert fan myself.
As a wedding gift(got married June 4th), my wife bought me a set of V-drums:
Image
yeah... she's a keeper
Wow, you know she is!

I can play Overture 1912 (That song is so fun to play), Erotomania, most of Take the Time, and I'm up to the end of Metropolis pt1. Rush is awesome too. My drummer used to play with a bar type band and they covered Limelight so we jam on that sometimes.

I have some stuff up on my myspace and purevolume if you're really bored. Most of it is stuff I was just experimenting with.
http://www.myspace.com/jakedavissoloproject
http://www.purevolume.com/jakedavissoloproject

Anyone else make it to the 20th anniversary show in NYC? I did! :sm29:

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