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[transmothra]

this is awesome. thanks, Mike!

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i received my latest djangos order today: Shakes the Clown (DVD) and George Harrison's Cloud Nine. i put on the Georgie CD and played along to one of my all-time favorite songs: "When We Was Fab". to my surprise, every single note came instantly. no finding the key, no fuckin around trying to find the roots for any damn barre chords... i just played along, even with the melody lines. it was just there, instantly, like i'd been playing that song my whole life. i'd never played it before! sometimes, i think maybe i'm a much better musician than i give myself credit for. i still can't play no damn arpeggios like the shredders back in the day could. but who needs that crap anyway? i can play the hell out of my axe, and i can play a lot of classic rock and roll solos note-for-note anyway ("Comfortably Numb", "Time", "Hotel California", "Lights", "Bohemian Rhapsody", "More Than a Feeling", etc.). in fact, all no doubt thanks to Mike's mom's piano tutelage when i was young and awful.

so i also went out tonite and got the new Harrison album, the deluxe edition with the poster, guitar pick, sticker, DVD, etc.. i couldn't resist.

i can't wait to get my shit together and finally record a decent album. this next one will definitely be more guitar-oriented; more organic. oh yeah, here's the pic i'm thinking of using for the cover.

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[lunarchk.livejournal.com]

Shakes the Clown, right on! Totally off topic but have you seen The Piano Teacher. I think you'll like it, since you are a crazy scorpio and all. Our b-days are 1 day apart.

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[transmothra.livejournal.com]

oh, really? that's so cool! i know like a million people born around those days... i wonder what date in january is so godawful romantic? isn't president's day around the end of january? woo-ee.

i haven't see it, but i'll definitely look for that one.