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This one hurts, too. My musicality and sense of melody would be quite different without the Beach Boys. 

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Surprised he lived as long as he did. This one hurts. I love Sly and the Family Stone. I just finished reading his book, too. 


 

Sorry to hear you've had to struggle with all that. My first thought is how have you managed being in bands? That alone would test anyone's limits.  As for the woman. Yeah, there's an age difference, but at 37, she's not a kid. Don't worry about that. She's old enough to see and understand that hers...

This is really good, Travis. I hear the Metallica/Megadeth influence, but it stands up well on its own. Really well produced too. I posted it on the DRG FB page.

You should be very proud. Well done, bro! 
 
 
 
 

 Only ones left now are Alda, Burghoff, and Farr. 

Well, I'll be damned.  :icon-eek:   That's not something I ever thought I'd see. I'm both honored, and at a loss for words and emojis.  FWIW, those pull off licks are easier if you get your pinky involved. Also that first (lower) set of licks is on the same pair of strings as the second set (where y...

Bytor wrote: ↑Tue May 27, 2025 3:24 am

Dinosaur wrote: Yeah, you do.



 

You do as well
 

 I still have two, vintage, DRG shirts from the early days. If I didn't I'd be all over this. 

As of this AM, I wasn't sure it wasn't a hoax? When I looked, Google hadn't registered it yet. 

I saw him once in the 80s. He was a better player, than most people probably knew. RIP

Bent wrote: won't comment on whether is best bass work but fully agree the LP is a total peak in rock/metal history,  

as you say Geezer is doing some amazing fills, particularly in COTS, underneath Tony's riffs. 

 

Was just asking for opinions. It's OK if you disagree.
 

Yeah, you do.