blaque

I feel like we need an e-Harmony section on the forum after reading this.

Its funny how we have that gem of a ballpark thats actually in the right location (downtown) for our minor league baseball team. Yet we still have this antiquated NFL stadium miles from civilization? I guess i shouldnt complain........it would suck tailgating in parking garages in downtown Buffalo.

Have a gander at this Bucketmouth

Those things creep me out. I dont like an insect that can actually turn its head and follow you. And they DO acknowledge you if you move as if they are looking at you.

I feel like im watching an episode of Pawn Stars

"so what are your concerns with this piece Rick"

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HA, i actually love the studio version of this song.......

Purdy fish, that first one is a chunk. Look at the tail section on that thing.

The Great Lakes.......all the feel of oceanfront vacationing, none of the jellyfish or hurricanes

thanks for checkin it out guys, and for the kind words !!!!

Good job man. Love the tune too. 2 of my buddies (well one now) are in MEGADETH so I'm use to that type of music. I myself can't play a lick of any kind of instrument so I appreciate the talent! You're right in saying it's not everyone's type of music but it does take crazy stamina to play like that on the guitar and drums for that matter. Look at the Adler brothers from Lamb of God. Wickly fast on both of their respective instruments!(Both are very nice guys too)

Im sorry did you say they are IN megadeth lol. Or did you mean to say "into" megadeth. If you mean they are in the band, ill be hittin you up for backstage passes.

As far as Chris and Willie Adler, and Mark Morton........they are the be all/end all of metal musicians right now. Trying to learn a LOG song has this bedroom guitarist putting his guitar down in frustration often lmao

Sounds amazing! Great smooth tone you got there and great technique on the palm muting! Looks like the video camera is attached to the headstock...what kind is it?

Thanks Man.......i appreciate that coming from a fellow guitarist

The camera is simply my i-phone, i bought a tripod for it and took the holding mechanism off of the tripod and mounted it to a little clamp i made and it clamps on and off the headstock

Thats awesome work Blaque, kinda makes ya want to go outside and fire off a few rounds from a 300 win mag, with a bottle of whisky by your side. Heavy music thats for sure, do you think you could come up with the music for Pink Floyd's Welcome to the Machine off of there Wish you were here album?

Hmmmm, as big a fan as i am of david gilmour.......i think that song is 90% synthesizers and the guitar is acoustic. And i just got rid of my acoustic LOL. Good thought though, i was trying to learn goodbye blue sky before i got rid of the acoustic

Hmmm, thats odd and im not sure how to fix that lol

Thanks man

Sooooo, ive been goofing around with recording guitar covers and came up with my first video. I record the audio and video seperately and then bring them into moviemaker and sync it back up....(just easier that way with less "takes")...so theres a couple minor discrepancies between the two but overall not bad.

The music isnt everyones cup of tea but give it a shot

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=humRSwa1VTc&feature=plcp

May not be once in a lifetime for some, but i dont get up to bear country as often as some...........and even when i do, Ive only once ran into one of them swimming past the boat LOL

but our best out west trip was in '06 when we camped across America for 30 days.....6,500 miles through 17 states and Ontario

Thats the way to do it right there

Lots of missed high-fives and moments of awkward physical celebrations

The oppurtunity arose for me to head out to califoria last week. Mostly work, but i found some time to do a little site seeing as well. Im not a fan of flying, (thats a major understatement) but now that im back on safe ground.......im thrilled that i decided to take my boss up on teh experience. Heres a couple pics, sorry, maybe next time ther'll be fish involved

Fishermans Wharf

Alcatraz

Fish Tacos mmmmmmmmmmmmm

Panoramic of The Golden Gate

Structure reaching into the clouds

The little white line in the center of the pic was the shore breaking WELL BELOW

Me reaching cloud level lol

Loved the cliffed shoreline of the bay

lmao is right. When ya get to old to "market" thuglife anymore, ya gotta jump to the next available "part"...........i wonder who/what EZ-E would be right now if he were still with us

cast and let the presentation slowly fall to bottom, no split shots required.

Love this technique, Fish just cant resist the natural presentation......it almost feels like cheating

 

 

It`s been a long time since I used them, at 4.75 a dozen they seemed like pretty pricy meals to feed the sheephead on lake erie.

Exactamundo.......and the ones in the baitshops were always softshell crabs. If you were just getting a couple thumps and then nothing........you knew you just got robbed right quick. Home caught hardshells (from same body of water your fishing) is the more durable way to go

On the topic of them crawling under rocks. Just drop shot them, with a short tag so you can hover them just off bottom

I dont always use live bait.....but when i do, i prefer leeches. Stay thirsty my friends.

Also checked that website......some wicked work but, of the paintings with his signature.....its nothing close to the OP's pic above

I watched it last night......IMHO you guys didn't miss anything......MAYBE it will get better as the episodes unfold....but I doubt it.

Agreed , i stopped on it for a few and ended up surfing for something better.....i think i landed on "The First 48" lol

Dont it just figure...im supposed to be heading out saturday morning on the south shore (U.S) near wilson harbor on a friends charter boat. Ahhh well