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BodomBeachTerror  
21 Oct 2008 11:28 | Quote
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i love pizza!
6StringEvil  
21 Oct 2008 11:56 | Quote
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HI everyone...

I'm Karthik and I'm from Mumbai(previously Bombay),India.

I was born on 11th Sept. but all you Americans dont hold that against me.

I'm a software engineer and am a complete computer geek.

I'm pretty absent-minded. This one time, I had gone to the loo to take a leak, thinking about something. I went inside, flushed the toilet and came back outside without peeing. And 5 minutes later I'm wondering why I'm feeling the pressure!!

I like to kick cats down the street. I love dogs.

i'm pretty scrawny, you big Americans can wrap your hands around my waist.

i have a habit of biting my nails(bad, i know).

I hate authority.

I'm prone to crack wierd and whacky jokes


I have five passions in my life - music, music, music, computers and books.(A complete nerd, eh?)


My idea of a physical exercise is pushing the keys on the keyboard.

And I love the following stanza from T.S.Eliot's poem The Triumph of Bull****(try searching for it in wiki)

Ladies, on whom my attentions have waited
If you consider my merits are small
Etiolated, alembicated,
Orotund, tasteless, fantastical,
Monotonous, crotchety, constipated,
Impotent galamatias
Affected, possibly imitated,
For Christ's sake stick it up your ass
BodomBeachTerror  
21 Oct 2008 12:25 | Quote
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i bite my nails too, they get annoying when theyre too long.. and too long for me is too short for most ppl
brodyxhollow  
21 Oct 2008 15:23 | Quote
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i peed on your cat.
league  
21 Oct 2008 20:56 | Quote
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JoeDalton says:
I'd say he has a greatly skilled guitarist, but I don't respect him as musician.
I have never been touched by any of his work.


Well said.

Im really nice in person. I tell the truth and almost never lie.
I like getting to the point unless I'm drunk.
When I'm drunk youll wish you had left me at home.
On a DRUNK EVENING I got up on a small stage and started playing some guys guitar. I was a total ** I'm surprised I didnt get in a fight.
I dont like lending money.
I like tomboyish girls.
I like cats. hehe
JazzMaverick  
22 Oct 2008 14:35 | Quote
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You seem like a party animal, League.
I've done similar things whilst being drunk. Though I won't name half the things I've done. :D

I lost the will to go out drinking though, I'm compelled to stay inside and practice my entire life.

I personally don't care if I make it, I just want to learn music and truly enjoying losing myself in something so interesting.
I've lost the will to attend college this year, as it has nothing to do with music, and I'm cut back from practicing as much as I want to. Though I'm grateful I can at least listen to music whilst doing this work.
I've come to realise that you can think too much.
I often look at random people who pass me by and wonder what their life is like. Perhaps it entertains me, and also keeps me from thinking too much.
I cried wolf too many times just to test another's reactions and regret it to this day. Also why I long to go far off to Uni and be surrounded by masked strangers.
I've gained an obsession with the band "The Seatbelts".
I can easily express myself to my fellow friends and talk in metaphors. Though, when it comes to writing this down for coursework or an exam... I can't. I haven't really got a clue why.
TheAmericanBrit  
22 Oct 2008 14:40 | Quote
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JazzMaverick says:
Though I won't name half the things I've done.


37!?!?!?!?!?

JoeDalton  
22 Oct 2008 14:41 | Quote
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Haha Bebop is truly cool :P
KicknGuitar  
22 Oct 2008 14:48 | Quote
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My name's Bob and I'm an alcoholic.

I enjoy long walks on the beach with severed feet and would love to you your feet with me next time.
Littlewing  
22 Oct 2008 15:02 | Quote
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Im Alex.

I'm into Music, Sports and Acting.

Favorite genres: Rock and roll, Blues, Jazz.

Im a pretty big Mets fan.

And that pretty much sums me up :)
JazzMaverick  
22 Oct 2008 16:00 | Quote
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Littlewind. I've been looking at your posts for ages now, you seem really keen on music. What's your goal for your future?

Hello, Bob. I personally like my feet attached to me, so I don't think I'll be going on walks with you. Skold says yes, though. :D

Skold, 37 isn't even close to half.
TheAmericanBrit  
22 Oct 2008 16:04 | Quote
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JazzMaverick says:
Skold, 37 isn't even close to half.


Dude, I REALLY hope you got that reference...
Phip  
22 Oct 2008 16:10 | Quote
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JazzMaverick says:
I personally don't care if I make it

@ Jazzy
I don't believe you! I guess i should because you said so, but i don't. Are you having a crisis of confidence? Having said that i think you WILL make it, if you WANT to. Now, i don't want to hear anymore of this kind of talk, ok? And where the hell are those new compositions?
Phip
JazzMaverick  
22 Oct 2008 16:19 | Quote
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Skold, I forgot the name of the movie, and I thought the number was 11?

Phippy,

It's not that I won't try. I'm still going to try my hardest to make it, definitely. I've sold many tracks to companies already. Though I'm being aware of the fact it's also possible I might not make it, and I'm preparing for that. But I think to myself; "Why do I really want to learn music?" It's not to achieve a career, it's just because I find it amazing and so interesting. A career is just a bonus to me.

If I don't succeed in the main industry, I'll teach at a Uni or College.

Music will always be in my life.
TheAmericanBrit  
22 Oct 2008 16:50 | Quote
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Clerks.

11 is the number of girls Dante slept with. 37 is the number guys Veronica went down on.
macandkanga  
22 Oct 2008 19:12 | Quote
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Jazz, I havent looked at your response to my post the other day until today regarding Yngwie.

1. I said he was the first to "commercialize" sweep picking not the first to do it.
2. He was'nt the first and neither was Frank Gambale. In fact the internet has Frank and Yngwie almost simultaneously popularizing the art in the early to mid 80's. The technique has been around as long as the guitar has. In rock or jazz artist like Ulrich Roth (Scorpions), Ritchie Blackmore (Deep Purple),Steve Hacket (Genesis) were all doing this in the 70's.
3. If anyone was the first it would be Allan Holdsworth. He's been playing sweep arpegios since the early 70's but is not know for it because of his legato style of sweeping.
4. I saw Yngwie with Steeler in 1983 on TV and recorded it on VHS. I still have it today. He absolutely blew my mind. This was before Gambale ever recorded anything.
5. Alternate picking has been around forever. None of these guys invented this technique.
6. Yngwie is THAT good. I know he's on the popular side of things and he's kind of an ass but he is a great guitar player.

I don't mean to break your balls over this but I'm very passionate about the history of great guitar players. I listen to Gambale way more than i do Malmsteen.
TheAmericanBrit  
22 Oct 2008 19:33 | Quote
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macandkanga says:
I don't mean to break your balls


you have nothing to worry about
macandkanga  
22 Oct 2008 19:37 | Quote
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I know. SHE has no balls. lol.
TheAmericanBrit  
22 Oct 2008 19:39 | Quote
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Thrilling deduction, Watson.
macandkanga  
22 Oct 2008 19:52 | Quote
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OK. Now back to me. I'm doing my self review now at work. I'm the manager of a call center, accounts receivables, and fulfillment. I only have one person that reports to me but indirect authority over about 20. I mentioned earlier that my favorite thing to do is nothing. Someone who likes to do nothing but manages 20 people in 3 departments has a bit of a problem. I'm not much but I'm all I think about. Now I have to judge mystelf. I know I'm rambling but I'm bored. I think I'll take my pants off and go into my bosses office and ask if there's anything else I could do for him.
soy.el.che  
22 Oct 2008 20:21 | Quote
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hey guys.. my real name is alf.. well not alf. alfredo but my friends call me alf. by the way, im mexican
i like drinkin but my girlfriend is 100% anti alcohol, so i cant drink
i love movies n i hate gore movies like saw, ive never seen it, so i dunno
my girlfriend is american and she thaught me the word procrastination n she syas ii do it all th time.
i love my girl. ive never ****ed and i dont have plans for it.
rock is my passion, im addicted to playin live on stage
ive smoked weed once. i hypnotize. yep i do.
when ive got nothin to do but to upload videos in youtube, i do it.
www.youtube.com/hendrixkic
i hate it when all the posts are about theory or gear, the two subjects i know nothing at all about. im learnin french!!! i hate french verbs
Movies: 1408, big fish, la vida es bella or La vita è bella (i dunno the title in english, but its the best movie ever, i think its Life Is Beautiful ), butterfly effect.
TheAmericanBrit  
22 Oct 2008 20:26 | Quote
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soy.el.che says:
im mexican
i like drinkin


Way to set us back about 500 years...
Crunch  
22 Oct 2008 21:48 | Quote
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Hey soy, I'm learning French too! I even plan to study abroad there (France, that is) for a semester or two.

I like that you brought up movies as well. My favorite movie of all-time friggin' ever is "The Darjeeling Limited." If you haven't seen this movie, I highly suggest you do. I absolutely love it, I can't even explain how much. I like books too!-"A Farewell to Arms" by Ernest Hemingway is probably my favorite. In fact, I like all of his books, check them out!
Littlewing  
23 Oct 2008 05:47 | Quote
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Well, currently I am taking classical guitar lessons and if I get good enough at that I will study Jazz composition. I hope to get a minor in law and possibly a music attorney. Of course these goals will take some work :P.
JazzMaverick  
23 Oct 2008 09:02 | Quote
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Littlewing, I wish you the best of luck. That should be really fun, let me know how it goes when you do study it! :D

I haven't seen any of the movies that Soy or Crunch mentioned, but I'll check them out.

Favourite movies would probably be:

Gladiator
Phone Booth
Jarhead
Nausicaa of the Valley of the Wind
Spirited Away
Princess Mononoke

I have all the Ghibli Collection, but those three are my favourite. I have a lot more favourites than that, I just don't feel like spamming them.

I have every Final Fantasy game on all their original consols, and almost every Legend of Zelda game on all of their original consols, too.

I'm going to take up Freerunning for a hobby. It's fun and also good exercise.

I love to take pictures, and I also wouldn't mind designing album covers. I've done so before, but those people didn't make it very far anyway.

I've considered teaching, but I don't really have the time to teach others and myself. Also, people are iffy about what I know only because I'm female. It's a hinderence sometimes.
TheAmericanBrit  
23 Oct 2008 12:16 | Quote
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Jarhead? lol.

The Dark Knight > All.
BodomBeachTerror  
23 Oct 2008 12:18 | Quote
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^yea pretty much! altho the original SW trilogy was amazing too!
JoeDalton  
23 Oct 2008 12:25 | Quote
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Heh, freerunning is cool, I used to do it a bit but don't have time.
Hope you don't mind some serious bruising :P
jcb3000  
23 Oct 2008 13:34 | Quote
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Films:
definatly pulp fiction
snatch
lock stock and two smoking barrels

Games:
Tekken Games
Metal Gear solid series

Sports:
mountain boarding
sailing
windsurfing
kite surfing
wake boarding

I love the way how things work so either aerospace engineer or nautical architecture is what im aiming for my future career to be :)

Bit of a nerd with computers lol but i sort of keep that to myself, oh damit

I can climb things pretty well




Crunch  
23 Oct 2008 16:51 | Quote
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Dag? What's a dag?

Jazz, you should definitely watch The Darjeeling Limited. It has an amazing soundtrack, composed primarily of The Kinks and original Indian music. The movies main them is like an eargasm. It also features the song "Where Do You Go To?(My Lovely)" by Peter Sarstedt, especially if you watch The Hotel Chevalier, which is a kind of prologue short-film to the actual movie. The final credits roll with Joe Dassin's Les Champs-Élysées, one of my favorite songs :)
CTown  
23 Oct 2008 23:26 | Quote
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What is freerunning?

Anyone who likes/interested in the delta blues should see the movie Black Snake Moan. Not great, but solid movie. The soundtrack is raw, gritty and fantastic.

@skold: The Dark Knight is up there on my list too...along w/ Shawshank Redemption, Caddyshack, PCU, and Boondock Saints.

Worst movie is The Count of Monte Christo b/c the movie could NEVER to the book justice...my favorite book by the way.
TheAmericanBrit  
23 Oct 2008 23:31 | Quote
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The worst movies in the world are all of these new parody movies.

Meet The Spartans, Disaster Movie, and Epic Movie are the epitome of fail.

Jason Friedberg and Aaron Seltzer should be sterilized.
league  
24 Oct 2008 01:41 | Quote
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quote=soy.el.che] im mexican
i like drinkin


LOL thats a stereotype but Catholics love to drink.




Look at this guy. Drunk out of his mind.



6StringEvil  
24 Oct 2008 07:31 | Quote
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ROFLMAO!!!:D:D:D:D
JoeDalton  
24 Oct 2008 08:01 | Quote
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Ctown, ever see crazy people jumping and flipping over *** in urban areas? That would be it, also called parkour by lots of people... we call them the french
CTown  
24 Oct 2008 10:49 | Quote
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JoeDalton says:
ever see crazy people jumping and flipping over *** in urban areas?


That's crazy... I don't think I'd get 5 blocks before I got nabbed for trespassing. No, I've never seen that before.
league  
24 Oct 2008 11:20 | Quote
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That was me playing guitar drunk as you can get. That Buchanans was gone in 1 hour.

JoeDalton says:
we call them the french

We call them running from the police. Its amazing how many crminals run away from the cops. The dumb criminals end up on Cops to make police look better.
KicknGuitar  
24 Oct 2008 12:42 | Quote
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TheAmericanBrit says:
Jarhead? lol.

The Dark Knight > All.

No.



TheAmericanBrit  
24 Oct 2008 12:54 | Quote
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007 is *.

Harvey Dent + Joker = Rape of James Bond.
Crunch  
24 Oct 2008 16:31 | Quote
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Actually, when I've ran from the cops, it has worked. Just last year some friends and I were vandalizing some stuff during Halloween (TP, Saran Rap, that kind of stuff) and the Sheriff or Sheriff's Deputy showed up (couldn't really see). We evaded them by running through groves and fields for three hours, they just gave up. My other experience with running was just a plain old party that the Sheriff DID show up at: I just kind of disappeared into the woods, and at that time I had a mohawk, so I got the name "Chief Runs-Like-Deer."

And, FYI, most Catholics, including myself, really do enjoy drinking. Some might say too much, but I think it's quite healthy :) My ancestors moved from Normandy up through Britain and into Ireland (they actually stayed in France and Ireland for quite some time) so I'm about as "ethnically" Catholic as you can be. Maybe one of my great great grandfathers was Italian...
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