Tommy

Bump - this band was awesome and I miss them

LOL!  This is after years of commitment to the hobby

Its been a long road but I'm almost there where I set out to be....almost.

 

There is a bunch of more stuff thats not in the picture...but I have a supportive wife, hence it's all worked out pretty well.

 

Insane setup, my wife might lose her shit if I she came home to that

Hate the Bulls but this sucks

T/T/T - Analog Weekend

Just do like Greyhound and always pull out on time

Circa Survive is definitely up there for me as well. I don't mind the instrumentals that much, but listening to Anthony Green sing feels like someone rubbing a whiny cheese grater on my ear. I just can't do it.

 

I'm with you bud, I still don't get it

Let me count the ways...

 

Because Curry can shoot the ball straight on and magically make it go to the 'right'. Watch Curry's final shot here

 

I know this video is fake, but funny nonetheless

3arl, I'm all out of upvotes. sorry dood

I just checked the band's wiki and the CD I own is the "For My Friends - EP", I think it may even be signed by the band but I'll need to check when I get home. Its listed as OOP so if anyone here is looking for this and wants to make me an offer just PM me. Otherwise - carry on!

My band played with Folly in Ft. Lauderdale circa 2002. They were really cool dudes, I ended up buying their CD but never listen to it anymore

Also, it's your job as commisioner to look out for those kind of things.

Veto that shit! collusion

Disclaimer: my vote doesn't stem from studio albums. Live John Mayer is a totally different beast. His solos fall under the "every note thought out" category to the extent that it feels, to me, like he is saying more through his guitar that his lyrics. He also weighs in heavily in the technically proficient category. Not in the sense of finger tapping solos in 9/12 time but in the sense that you simply can't play what he does and his solos just "make sense." And obviously he weighs in the "memorable riffs" category as he has sold a bazillion records. His 4xlp "Where the Light Is" highlights this perfectly. Disk 1 is an acoustic set. He plays some of the very best acoustic folk style guitar out there. Disk 2 is his blues trio. Sick nasty what he can do with just a kit and a bass backing him. On disks 3 & 4 he redefines his "poppy" songs playing/singing them in a way that transcends radio top 40 crap.

 

This

 

I'm convinced that anyone on here that does not list John Mayer simply has not been to his live show. Man owns the guitar and as mentioned above "speaks" through it in a way no other technical guitarists in this thread can.

 

Dude has the chops and the soul, the ultimate combo

 

"Your Body is a Wonderland" - thats like saying the only song the Beatles wrote was "Help"

Panthers blow it again

Got my confirmation yesterday, should be here by Monday. I haven't heard any of the songs yet so I'm really looking forward to spionning it. The anticipation is building.

Jimmy buffet > Than all the pretend guitarists ITT

 

hahah yes!!

I'm getting one BOC album for christmas.  Music has the right to children, geogaddi, or campfire headphase.  Which one should I get?

 

MHTTRTC

Was going to say John Mayer before I even got to your OP, no question

Dog has good taste

 

Wrong thread; try here.  You'll figure these boards out one day, Justy.  I've got faith in you.

 

I giggled

Justin Maheiny: You have reached your quota of negative votes for the day

Yes, Griz & Warrior win would be great

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