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Talent and, um, er, talent! ?

So close! I prefer becan-wrapped becan.

This video is like two bands in one (heck, maybe it is? I didn't try to translate...) While the "traditional" instrument stuff is interesting, the song starting around 2:55 is WAAAAAAY more my style! All three are very, very good and I could listen to this stuff for hours. Oh, and a T-Girl warning for all you guys! Yep, the bass player is actually a guy. ?

I'm very impressed with the guitarist! Such clean playing. (The eye-candy is nice too!?)

Thanks to Kenny's post, I now have this in my YouBoob feed!

Wow, was just reading more about them (been around since 1987 and I've never heard of them before today - good job Kenny!). Turns out, their guitarist, Shinji Wajima, who looks about 70, is actually younger than me at 54! Heck, the bass player, whose name is Ken-ichi Suzuki (which means "the Great Yellow Bapu" in Japanese?), is also 54... Both have been with the band since the start, but they've gone through four drummers (Spinal Tap anyone?).

Should you not like it, keep your opinion to yourself or expect a Quivering Palm death touch to your neck! ?

[Insert a mash-up of Night Moves and Crazy Train here...] ?

That pun is so last page Bob! ?

Somewhere a tail is wagging. ?

No idea??? I find that hard to believe! These are the perfect to watch with your songs! ?

Your post reminded me of this! ?

Still a bit too dark (IMHO), but very cool!

Now, if I had realized that you had actually already addressed the topic, THAT would have been even better! ?

Nah! I've got to be up to studio five or six by now! ? ?

Something to make Blender and other high-end video-demanding apps happy! I know I'll want one for the new computer (once I can afford more than a cup of coffee!).

Settings > Playback Speed > 2? ?

Wait... Since when did S.L.I.P. get into T-Girls??? (Don't Google that if you really don't want to know!)

Noticed him driving the buggy!

Sexy router there by the way Ed! ?

*Thinks back to when Gibson owned Cakewalk...* ? ?

Heh, yeah... Over $9k for a Neal Schon model! I'm glad I decided to go down the custom route (and NOT with Gibson!). Each one combines aspects of several guitars and electronics, but with a consistent scale, neck radius and body shape (each has a "story" to go with it too - some pretty funny stuff). The goal was like a bag of golf clubs, each feels similar but does something different! Now, if only life would return to something close to normal so I could have the time and money to play again...