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Location: closely held secret | Originally posted by '69D28:
are you retarded or somethin'??
when is your CD going to be out...seeing as how you, obviously, are a master guitarist (as you are a master chatter) and must posess the most grandest of abilities on the fretboard. Wow. Now that's an intelligent response to logic. Try to stay focused on the subject, 69D28. If your only purpose here is to be distainful, annoying, sarcastic, insulting and offensive... you're way out of your league. |
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Location: toneville USA | Originally posted by Waskel:
Originally posted by '69D28:
are you retarded or somethin'??
when is your CD going to be out...seeing as how you, obviously, are a master guitarist (as you are a master chatter) and must posess the most grandest of abilities on the fretboard. Wow. Now that's an intelligent response to logic. Try to stay focused on the subject, 69D28. If your only purpose here is to be distainful, annoying, sarcastic, insulting and offensive... you're way out of your league.
BTW- don't you think the prior jab from chatman, who assumes someones abilties, or prejudges them, was a little provoking?
you may both want to cherish it. given the chance i'd love to hear you and him both play. |
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Location: closely held secret | No problem. $10 and an address gets you a cd. Pressed, printed and shrink-wrapped.
How much for yours? |
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Location: the BIG Metropolis of TR | Is that crickets I hear?.... |
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Location: toneville USA | Originally posted by Waskel:
No problem. $10 and an address gets you a cd. Pressed, printed and shrink-wrapped.
How much for yours? what makes you think i would pay for your CD?
mine is for clients only- those who pay me to play. how many of your ccd's have you sold BTW? i'm not trying to land a record deal. you may be, and good luck in hte music business chief. i play out 3-4 times a week, pulling $300-$500 a gig- solo. You?? |
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Location: toneville USA | Originally posted by Trboy:
Is that crickets I hear?.... no, it's your crappy tone. |
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Location: NJ | Ooops! . . . forgot to feed the cat this morning . . .
. . . thanks for reminding me, guys . . . |
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Location: closely held secret | Originally posted by '69D28:
what makes you think i would pay for your CD?
mine is for clients only- those who pay me to play. how many of your ccd's have you sold BTW? i'm not trying to land a record deal. you may be, and good luck in hte music business chief. i play out 3-4 times a week, pulling $300-$500 a gig- solo. You?? To begin, you asked. Originally posted by '69D28:
given the chance i'd love to hear you and him both play. I play music for the love of music, not for 'clients only'. When I create something people enjoy, they pay me for it. I've sold several hundred, since you ask. No big deal, but not bad for something I recorded in my home in my spare time as a hobby.
I have no desire to break into the music business, I have a family, and a life. I don't need to "play out 3-4 times a week, pulling $300-$500 a gig". I "pull" twice that much going to work 4 days a week.
If you like what you do, and are successful at it, as you say, then good for you.
This is the Ovation fan club. If you want to talk about your Martins, fine. There are many Martin owners on this board as well, who would love to talk about them. But if you are only here for juvenile rhetoric and to talk trash about other members and their instruments, then you'll do it alone...
and by the way...
Originally posted by '69D28:
Originally posted by cwk2:
It is funny that he talks about Brazilian Rosewood etc but by 69 most of Martin's guitars were Indian Rosewood. Small detail..... WTF is so funny about it???
actually, you're wrong...most dreds started in 69, but the two i own are brazillian- made in 1969. other models of martin guitars started using indian after that, but used brazillian up untill 1970-1971.
get your facts straight. |
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Location: Earth·SolarSystem·LocalInterstellarCloud·Local Bub | How do you pull the plug on this thing?
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Location: Tampa, FL | Originally posted by '69D28:
are you retarded or somethin'??
Oh dear, my dirty little secret is exposed.
Well, 69D28 I guess I was mistaken. Consider my prior welcome(s) rescinded. You may make yourself as strange as you wish. |
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Location: 6 String Ranch | Hey 69D28, Welcome back and thanks for straightening out my misconception on the Brazilian stuff. I always thought it was the late 60's was when everyone switched but WTF do I know, it must have been the jet fuel fumes got my memory.
To be truthful I never gave any of the Martins from the 60's, 70's and 80's much attention. When I have I found them to be very average, with few exceptions. I'm sure you'll point out that yours are in the exception category and I'll accept that. I like the openness of the older ones, I've got a 34 that is absolutely wonderful and a 65 that would finish last in the bow-wow 500.
Since you seem the expert here were the D35s always Indian or did they start out Brazilian? |
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Location: toneville USA | again, please cherish it.
how many gigs do you do a week?
i also work full time, so my gig cash is extra...
and i love the work- to play music for people, is the true nature of the love for music, not to jerk off in your studio. |
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Location: Carle Place, NY | Originally posted by cliff:
. . . and bring back HalJordan, will'ya?? Not having ever owned one, do Martin guitars need special tubes to keep new strings from getting all gunked up during string replacement?
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Location: toneville USA | Originally posted by Mitchrx:
Originally posted by cliff:
. . . and bring back HalJordan, will'ya?? Not having ever owned one, do Martin guitars need special tubes to keep new strings from getting all gunked up during string replacement?
:D
i'mguessing you're one of the earless wonders who thinks that the pinless bridge leaves new strings just fine...
get a life...one away from the guitar would be great. |
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Location: Earth·SolarSystem·LocalInterstellarCloud·Local Bub | "...work- to play music for people, is the true nature of the love for music, not to jerk off in your studio..."
Sounds more like prostitution than love for music. |
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Location: closely held secret | Originally posted by '69D28:
again, please cherish it.
how many gigs do you do a week?
i also work full time, so my gig cash is extra...
and i love the work- to play music for people, is the true nature of the love for music, not to jerk off in your studio. Well, I tried to be nice...
So you do it for the love of music. How do you reconcile this with childishly bragging about how many gigs you play and how much you 'pull down'? |
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Location: closely held secret | btw, the private dick would be Moody.
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Location: chicago | How can you be in two places at once when you not anywhere at all? |
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Location: toneville USA | So you do it for the love of music. How do you reconcile this with childishly bragging about how many gigs you play and how much you 'pull down'? [/QB]
translation: waskel cannot find a gig. |
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Location: SoCal | Why are you guys in a pissing contest with '69D28? Leave him alone. He'll go away. He feels a childish need to try and act superior. Why are you feeding that? I'm glad he loves his guitar. I love mine as well, but don't feel a need to rip others' selection.
Oh well.... by the way niner, I am a licensed private investigator. Much better to be private than being a public dick like you.
Ok Al, climb all over me... I couldn't resist........
Bye guys. I'm outta here for a long weekend w/ the Fetching Mrs. P.I. Today's our 16th wedding anniversar and we're leaving the kids behind, going somewhere exciting, and probably sleeping for 3 days. |
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Location: 6 String Ranch | now, now, children......
69D28, I did ask you a serious question, any D35s with braz made or were they all indian.? |
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Location: closely held secret | I'm really sorry your definition of happiness or success revolves around how many gigs someone plays.
Just lucky for me I could care less what you think of me. Have a nice day. :) |
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Location: closely held secret | Have a good weekend, Paul. We're off to the beach till Sunday ourselves. Bye, all. |
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Location: toneville USA | Originally posted by cwk2:
now, now, children......
69D28, I did ask you a serious question, any D35s with braz made or were they all indian.? if you need to ask me...then i guess you know? what about you loving brazillian so much it hurts? or how much you love yourself?
moody pi- leave me alone man, you're mean. |
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