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AntLockyer

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  1. currently going through a bit of a Nashville phase. I want to be a session guy, practicing the number system (which is of great use) and now I really want a Stingray 5. It'll pass.
  2. I'm in the other camp. Stuff shouldn't take ages to do unless you want it to sound different to what actually works. This is why everyone uses session guys in Nashville so you can do an 4 track EP in a day
  3. Messing with the kid. I play the part I saw form a german TV performance (or at least what I remember of it). Cracking tune.
  4. For a 2005 American Standard P bass? I'm thinking BT4 but wondered if anyone knew for sure. Thanks
  5. I played a P with Tele neck in one of the Denmark street shops. It was absolutely wonderful.
  6. [IMG]http://static.movember.com/uploads/2013/posts/a37/a3737db33b2592f4e830fb7bc4597b16-529b0e0730cec.jpg[/IMG]
  7. Thanks for that. My friend worked at Fender in 1975 and was hoping his stamp would have been in there, I can see from your pic that it isn't. It is still astonishing though. Even my wife thinks it is wonderful looking
  8. Can you tell me whose name is in the neck pocket please?
  9. Hello. Let's see pictures of your Noguera.
  10. We celebrated Jimi Hendrix's birthday by politely taking over the Blues jam to do Jimi numbers as a 3 piece. It was absolutely amazing.
  11. The thing with fish oils is about swinging your Omega 3/6/9 back towards the ideal ratio (2:1:1 apparently) if you eat a lot of food you've not made yourself, things with sunflower oil, rapeseed oil or anything else like that you will be ingesting huge amounts of 6 and probably little 3. Macadamia nuts are good (and give you potassium too) but you need to cut out the bad rather than just up the good.
  12. [quote name='cupples' timestamp='1385558051' post='2289582'] find a GP that you can challenge and have a debate with, who knows their stuff, who isn't too solidly planted in a Western worldview of health and causation of disease. But most of all - someone who knows the limits of their own knowledge; when to say "I don't know, but this other professional ought to". [/quote] I will continue to dream of that day Thanks for the debate.
  13. [quote name='Coilte' timestamp='1385555653' post='2289543'] You are entitled to, and I respect your opinion. However, IMO self diagnosis and treatment for certain illnesses and injuries can be a recipe for disaster. This is not to say that we should be hypochondriacs and go running to the doctor as soon as we start sneezing. A little common sense should prevail. [/quote] I actually do agree with that point, just not the one that doctors should be blindly trusted with us being passive in that arrangement. I'm nto sure that is what you said either
  14. I think every part of what you wrote is fine in theory I think it breaks down in real life for all sorts of reasons. I'm not good at everything but I care a lot more about the outcome than anyone else. I also know that I am very fotunate to have a massive capacity for learning which does make it all the easier for me to help myself. I've been badly let down by the medical profession on many occasions. The last one was going to the doctor about finger pain and being told it was wear and tear. Other groups that have let me down plumbers, electricians, mechanics, gardners etc. Most knowledge is available to us nowadays and the truly skilled labour needed rare. Things I need others for. Surgery, playing instruments other than the ones I've practiced sufficiently, heavy lifting, things that require sign off (I get a spark to sign a piuece of paper saying my work is OK) etc.
  15. [quote name='Zampa' timestamp='1385505709' post='2289204'] Docs know best.. [/quote] No they don't. They just know what to try first based on probabilities and are only as good as their research and knowledge of the patient. No one knows me like I do.
  16. [quote name='solo4652' timestamp='1385466362' post='2288520']so I can really concentrate hard [/quote] Isn't that what she thought the issue was really though? Try one time really hard and another time just not trying to do anything other than relax and groove.
  17. [quote name='tinyd' timestamp='1385381607' post='2287485']I'm not sure if the negativity from some posters is justified. [/quote] Purely fun from my standpoint. I would have replied with "I'm glad you brought that up, I wanted to say I thought you were a little pitchy in the midsection and think you should try a little auto tune to tighten it up a bit"
  18. Tell her to stop talking sh*t and concentrate on her bit.
  19. [quote name='Chooglin stu' timestamp='1385320443' post='2286901']need to have a good ear to be a good musician [/quote] That's not what you really mean is it? You can be a good musician if you have a good ear and experience. Or you can be a good musician if you have adequate learning and experience.
  20. Stop eating grain and processed vegetable fats.
  21. think of some words and put them together. Try not to be clever about is and you can't fail
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