Conference napalm::guitar

    http://www.pitt.edu/~cjp/newgear.html

    Cool - Thanks!!!
    

http://www.pitt.edu/~cjp/newgear.html Thu Sep 29 12:53:37 1994
USA New Gear Price List

http://tecc.co.uk/public/purple/Purple.html Mon Oct  3 15:33:36 1994
Deep Purple Home Page

http://www.cstp.umkc.edu/users/bhugh/musici.html Thu Oct  6 10:59:01 1994
Untitled, URL http://www.cstp.umkc.edu/users/bhugh/musici.html

http://www.creaf.com/ Mon Oct 31 13:00:28 1994
Creative Labs Home Page 

http://io.org:80/~cme/ Thu Nov  3 07:19:03 1994
The Canadian Music Exchange

hhtp://www.cccd.edu/faq/tinnitus.html Wed Nov  9 09:01:46 1994
Untitled, URL hhtp://www.cccd.edu/faq/tinnitus.html

http://web.mit.edu/afs/athena/user/s/l/slehman/www/welcome.html Mon Nov 14 08:34:55 1994
Harmony Central Main Menu

http://american.recordings.com/wwwofmusic/musiclinks.html Mon Nov 21 13:21:26 1994
Major Music Links

http://american.recordings.com/wwwofmusic/ Mon Nov 21 13:21:32 1994
Web Wide World of Music

http://www.eeb.ele.tue.nl/midi/index.html Mon Nov 21 13:52:49 1994
MIDI Home Page

http://www.microserve.net/vradio/ Mon Nov 28 08:23:27 1994
Virtual Radio Home Page

http://www.io.org/~cme/MIC/mic.html Wed Nov 30 07:59:58 1994
The Music Industry Contacts List

http://www.eecs.umich.edu/~tjs/ Wed Nov 30 15:27:41 1994
Tim Stanley's Home Page 

http://www.music.net/ Mon Dec  5 15:04:12 1994
Untitled, URL http://www.music.net/

http://imagineer.com/euphony/ Tue Dec  6 07:40:05 1994
Euphony OnLine

http://www.eecs.umich.edu/~tjs/guitar/guitar.html Mon Dec 12 14:49:21 1994
Tim Stanley's Technical Guitar Info 

http://www.research.digital.com/CRL/Boston/Music/ Mon Dec 19 07:48:26 1994
Boston Music Scene

http://cyberden.com/ Wed Dec 21 11:24:31 1994
The CyberDen

http://www.atd.ucar.edu/rdp/dat-heads/ Fri Jan  6 08:39:33 1995
The dat-heads mailing list archive

http://hanksville.phast.umass.edu/~bdelong/music/bands/index.html Wed Jan 18 07:51:16 1995
Independent Bands and Music Resources

http://www.luth.se/misc/nirvana/ Tue Apr 19 19:36:34 1994
Index of Nirvana WWW pages

    I'd be remiss in my 60s preservation duties if I didn't mention...
    
    The Beatles
    http://turtle.ncsa.uiuc.edu/alan/beatles.html
    
    The Beatles Information Page
    http://www.cs.rochester.edu/users/grads/jonas/beatles/
    
    Alan W. Pollack's "Notes On" series
    http://www.cs.rochester.edu/users/grads/jonas/beatles/noteson.html
    
    Mike Markowski's Beatles Page
    http://www.eecis.udel.edu:80/~markowsk/beatles/
    
    
    ... and also ...
    
    Elvis Costello (I know... not 60s)
    http://east.isx.com/~schnitzi/elvis.html Tue Jun 21 17:37:01 1994
    
    The Rolling Stones Web Site
    http://www.stones.com/ Fri Sep 30 17:32:58 1994
    
    

http://www.meiko.com:8080/yes-archive/welcome.html Fri Apr  1 10:24:50 1994
Yes Archive

http://enuxsa.eas.asu.edu/~sridhar/music/ Fri Sep  2 14:35:40 1994
FAQs for Indian Classical Music

http://ortega.cs.ucdavis.edu/Prog.html Thu Sep  8 13:25:31 1994
Progressive Rock Home Page :-) :-) :-)

http://www.music.sony.com/Music/MusicIndex.html Fri Dec  2 16:32:13 1994
Sony Music WWW Server

http://www.acns.nwu.edu/jazz/ Wed Dec 14 16:27:41 1994
WNUR-FM Jazz Information Server

http://www.research.digital.com/CRL/Boston/Music/ Tue Dec 20 17:00:28 1994
Boston Music Scene

http://www.leo.org/archiv/music/music_e.html Wed Dec 21 16:24:19 1994
The MUSIC-Archive

http://pubweb.parc.xerox.com/digitrad Thu Jan 26 13:26:19 1995
Digital Tradition Folk Song Full Text Search

http://whiz.mfi.com:80/keyboard/ Fri Jan 27 11:37:17 1995
Keyboard System-Exclusive 

http://phoenix.oulu.fi/~mhotti/vocalist.html Fri Jan 27 16:19:01 1995
VOCALIST Homepage

    Lance, you forgot the most important one:
    
    http://zoo.cs.umass.edu/~barrett/gentlegiant.html
    
    (Dan Barrett's Gentle Giant home page)

    
    http://colargol.edb.tih.no/~dagr/Gitar.html
    
    haven't looked thru it but there are tons of guitar links.  
    
    

    
    
    For .GIF heaven, have a look in
    
    	http://www.gibson.com/sight_sound/compuserve/compuserve.html
    
    Kevin
    

    
    
    And even better...
    
    	http://www.gibson.com/sight_sound/index/lpc.html
    
    for a direct Les Paul fix....
    
    

    Hi all,
    
    	I'm trying to find a tab or lyrics WWW SITE (like jammin.nosc.mil)
    	about reggae.
    	I've found some ftp and www sites (ftp.uwp.edu etc..)
    	but no chords or tabs, just lyrics.
        I'm not looking for Bob Marley stuff, I'm looking for all the
    	others reggae band/artists. (Toots and the maytals, Culture,
    	Gladiators, Linton K.Johnson: lkj etc...)
    	Thanks for any help.
    
    			-Fred-
    

Article 47623 of rec.music.makers.guitar:
From: [email protected] (kklinker)
Newsgroups: rec.music.makers.guitar
Subject: ABEL AXE-ALL ALUMINUM ELECTRIC GUITAR
Date: 5 Apr 1995 17:54:42 GMT
Organization: Uinta County Economic Development Commission
Lines: 3

Check out http://www.tcd.net/~abel to see the most revolutionary electric guitar
in the industry.   The Abel Axe is precision machined from solid aluminum giving
it the best sound and sustain of any guitar in the industry.    Once you see it,
you will have to have one.

If I read -1 correctly, [email protected] says that information about a
revolutionary electric guitar can be found in a www.tcd.net page and that
once I see it I will have to have one.  Looks like an advertisement to me.

Jim

| If I read -1 correctly, [email protected] says that information about a
| revolutionary electric guitar can be found in a www.tcd.net page and that
| once I see it I will have to have one.  Looks like an advertisement to me.

   Sure it's an advertisement.  I just thought it was worth taking a look at
picture of the guitar on their home page.

   The guitar has a Strat-shaped body, with about 50 half-dollar-sized holes
drilled in it.  Think "Swiss cheese."

   ... and no, I have no connection with Abel guitars.

        Andre'

Subj:  Kurzweil WWW site!		Section: YC/Kurzweil
  To:  All				Saturday, March 25, 1995 4:41:25 PM
From:  David Fox, 75300,2272		#87409

    Kurzweil proudly announces the establishment of a World Wide Web site.
    We will be  starting out quite simple but will be adding to it over the
    next several months.

    Much of the material available there is also available here on
    Compuserv, so you might not  need to visit that often. However, there
    are thing we can offer there which simply aren't  practical within this
    forum, so you will want to check it out if you have WWW access.

    The following is from the press release about the opening of the site:

    Music and professional audio industry Web service provider MusicPro is
    pleased to announce the opening of a new Web presence for its client,
    KURZWEIL MUSIC SYSTEMS. Kurzweil's introductory Home Page is available
    at:

		http://www.musicpro.com/musicpro/Kurzweil.html

    KURZWEIL is widely regarded as one of the foremost manufacturers of
    electronic musical instruments - MIDI samplers and synthesizers - and
    Kurzweil instruments are the choice of top musicians from Kenny Rogers
    to Pink Floyd. The Kurzweil K2000 series won the coveted TEC award in
    1993, and the company has recently introduced the new K2500 series.

    KURZWEIL's new Web presence will include background material on the
    company, latest product announcements and electronic brochures, for
    both home and professional products. Future plans for the site include
    an FTP area for sounds, programs and utilities; brochures in Acrobat
    PDF format; feedback and support lines; and an on-line magazine for
    Kurzweil owners.

    For more information on Kurzweil, contact [email protected], or visit
    http://www.musicpro.com/musicpro/Kurzweil.html

    A few weeks ago, someone posted a listing of used electronic gear 
    selling prices.   Does anyone know if there is a similar animal for
    acoustic and/or electric guitars on the Worldwide Web???
    
    
    Thanks in advance
    
    Bruce May
    

    
    This note originated with Brian Rost. I don't think Brian would mind
    me sharing this. There are pointers in there for several differant
    dealer. Each entry lists some of the dealer's inventories including
    plenty of acoustic instruments. Per usual, Brian has included yet
    another interesting quote. Gone but never forgotten!
    
    Mark
    
    
Try this web page for "Internet Vintage Guitars"

http://expert-sys.com/ESImain.html

						Brian Rost
					       Ascom Nexion
					   [email protected]


	********************************************************

	"Next time why don't you leave some holes in 
	your solo, and maybe some music will fall out!!!"

					- Dizzy Gillespie

	********************************************************

    	

    
    Check out the SOVTEK www site at:
    
    http://www.emedia.net/sovtek
    
    Lv

    
    Another cool site to check:
    
    http://www.wisc.edu/jazz/
    
    This is World of Jazz Improvisation
    
     Lv

    
    http://cdnow.com
    
     Cool online music store. Search for CD's, and order them as well.
    
      Larry

    
    	http://www.wit.com/mirrors/music/guitar
    
    	Songs in tab and chord progressions for many artists;

    
     Vintage Guitar Web Page
    
     http://www.vvg.com

    Very interesting.  And I quote:
    
    "Many of us are not working professional musicians today, but music
     played an important and vital part of our earlier years.  Owning the
     finest instruments of our recent past can rekindle an interest and
     passion in music and the arts.  Virtuoso Vintage Guitars can help
     you realize the dream of owning the instrument you seek."

    Yup, aiming straight for that lucrative middle-age crisis market wouldn't
    you say.  The prices on most of the items I saw listed were astronomical,
    even by vintage guitar standards, but you do get a nice color photo and
    a nifty paragraph description on-line.

    /rick
    

    
     Gasp, I hadn't had a chance to check it out before I posted the 
    pointer, but _expensive_ does explain it all.
    
     Some examples:
    
     1955 Strat - 11,750
     1953 Tele  - 9,000
     1958 Strat - 9,500
     1960 Strat - 7,500 

    ...or how about the Harley Davidson Strat:  $18,000!!
    Sorry, but these are plain ridiculous!
    
    Steve

    Actually, the prices Larry listed are realistic for those instruments,
    especially if they are in good condition. These prices may seem ungodly
    high, but the truth is the instruments are worth even more in Japan.
    At the last Dallas Guitar Show, Japanese buyers were scooping up
    Vintage instruments so fast, they literally cleaned the place out in 
    a few hours time. They worked in teams with walkie-talkies and made
    collective decisions on what to offer for a given instrument. A Strat 
    worth $10k in the US is worth at least $15-$20k in Japan, so they still
    have a profit margin even if they pay top US dollars. 
     
    The HD strat is way overpiced IMHO since it is a new guitar. You would
    be hard-pressed to resell one of these for even 1/2 this price.
    
    Mark

    I dunno Mark.  If you thumb through the pages of Vintage Guitar, you
    can usually find clean 50's Strats for much less than the prices posted
    here.  At least that was the case last time I was paying attention to
    these.  And even those prices are to be taken with a grain of salt;
    asking price for a vintage Strat is usually like sticker price on
    a new car.
    
    Virtuoso seems to be intentionally cultivating a high end image here,
    geared toward those for whom money is no object and in fact for whom
    a high price is actually sort of an incentive (the "I paid so much it
    must be good" crowd).
    

    
     I think I kind of tend to agree with Rick's comments. I can just 
     imagine how much they're asking for some of the Martin acoustics
     that say "Call for price".
    
      Lv

>     imagine how much they're asking for some of the Martin acoustics
>     that say "Call for price".

I'm particularly fond of the 1941 Martin D45:

"since the pre war D45's that have recently sold in the $125,000.00
range have had major repair work done such as neck sets, replaced
bridges and bridge plates, repaired tops or backs, etc. this prime
example of the pre war D45 is priced considerably higher."

    $125,000.00? Are you sure you didn't add an extra zero in there?
    I think $12,500.00 is more realistic for a pre-war D45. But then
    again, I don't trade in these instruments so nothing would surprise
    me. 
    
    A friend of mine just bought a 1939 D18 which needs some repair
    to the top and side. He paid $800 for it. I think he got a pretty
    good deal, but the repair needed is pretty extensive. I wouldn't
    attempt it myself!
    
    Mark 

I CUT and PASTE from Netscape to VTstar.  If there was a mistake, it was
at their end.  The zeros and commas are exactly as they were in the text.

    $125,000 seems a bit high, but Martin only made something
    like 30-40 D-45s before production was suspended.  A pre-war
    D-28 (much less fancy and rare) in good condition can fetch
    more than $12,500.00, so $125,000.00 for the D-45 is not out
    of the question.
    
    In the vintage market $800, for '39 D18 is probably a steal, 
    even with repairs required.
    
    Of couse you can by a brand new D16 for under $1200.  You'll
    get a lifetime warranty, better quality tuners.  Same design,
    same bracing, similiar woods (although current the new guitars
    have sitka spruce instead of Appalacian spruce for the top,
    and I think pre-war D18s may have ebony fretboards instead of
    rosewood), just not 50-year-old wood...   
    
    

    I'm in *LOVE*!
    
    with the alpine white Les Paul custom.

    You can send EMAIL to Seymour Duncan Pickups at "SD [email protected]".
    I asked them about the Duncans in my G&L and a sales/marketing guy 
    got back to me with a nice reply. He seemed interested in hearing
    from more people.
    
    - Dave

    Yeah, I sent Seymour a personal quasi-flame note around a time when I
    tried to order some SD pickups, and the sales rep told me they didn't
    have what I was looking for, but could custom make them.  I said ok,
    they said it would take 6-8 months, I still said "ok" -- after a year
    later, SD was blowing me off without ANY status whatsoever on my
    "order".
    
    He was pretty cool about the note and appologized for the way I was
    treated.  Didn't have much to say about the fact that was a key
    decision in my (permanent) switch to EMGs.  8^)

    hey Buck, having seen you note here for 9 years, I'd say 'permanent'
    is a relative term. Next month you'll be crowing about your new
    gear, saying it blows away last month's.

    >hey Buck, having seen you note here for 9 years, I'd say 'permanent'
    >is a relative term.  Next month you'll be crowing about your new
    >gear, saying it blows away last month's.
    
    Don't hold your breath ... methinks you're confusing me with the likes
    of Coop and Boom!  8^)
    
    I'm going on my 7th year using the SAME guitar (Ibanez RG-550) and the
    4th year using the SAME amplifier (Peavey 5150) and FX unit (Boss 
    half-rack delay).
    
    I'm very happy with the EMGs -- they fill the void left from the
    conventional PAF pickups which were in the Ibanez.  I even like the EMG
    single coil much better than the SD that had replaced the original one.
    I think these are a keeper.
    
    ...and prior to the switch, I was a SD user since 1984!
    
    /B
    

    
    	9 years is very close ... looks like 08/14 is the anniversary.
    

Article 41411 of rec.music.makers.guitar:
From: Carl Christian Nelson <[email protected]>
Subject: Gruhn Guitars World Wide Web Site
Date: 21 Aug 1995 13:56:48 GMT
Organization: Gruhn Guitars, Inc.
Lines: 7

The Gruhn Guitars site will debut at 12:00 pm Central Time.  The address will be

http://www.gruhn.com/~gruhn/

Hope to see you there!

    http://www.digitalrag.com/mirror/air/air.html

    re: .-1
    
    Also go into the "Club" section of that page and take a good look
    at the guitar pick icons.
    
    	db

   Used gear price list web page:

    http://www.synthcom.com/usedlist.html       ! Intro, with link to real page
or
    ftp://198.145.98.1/pub/synth/docs/current_raw.txt   ! Current used list

Danny Gatton tribute web page:

    http://www.wam.umd.edu/~sgorospe/Gatton/gatton.html

http://catalog.com/sjr/www/hl/

PRS home page:   http://www.mw3.com/PRS/

    
    	http://www.optekmusic.com
    
    	Fretlight guitars...  that Tele copy in this month's
    	Guitar Player looks promising!
    
    

    Daddy's Junky Music is now making their used merchandise database
    available on the WWW. Seems to still be under construction...
    your mileage may vary.
    
    http://luto.mw3.com/daddys/
    
    Larry 

    
     Web site devoted to Howard Roberts memory:
    
      http://world-wide.com/chroma/
    
      Started by his son Jay Roberts
    
       Howard Roberts was the master imho !
    
         Larry

    
    	OK, I'll bite ... master of what?
    
    	Must be a blueser.  8^)
    

    
     The guitar - known primarily for jazz, but was a big studio player
    during the sixties & seventies.  In the LA studio circuit, HR was a 
    first call status meaning he was the guy who got called first for 
    any studio work.  He's played on over 50000 recordings by various 
    artists.  There's no comparisons to be made.  He has recorded several
    albums of his own, and authored several guitar method books. He was one 
    of the co-founders of the Guitar Institute (GIT) in California and also
    used to write the Jazz Improvisation column in Guitar Player magazine.
     
     Some facts from the Web page:
    
     - He was known as the fifth Monkey; he played on nearly every tune
       for the 1960's sensations the Monkees
    
     - Played the guitar in the Twilight Zone theme
    
     - Played the Guitar in the Munsters Theme song, I Dream of Jeannie 
    

    Shawn, are you saying you haven't heard of him, or you simply don't
    agree that he's the master of anything?
    
    Dom

    > - He was known as the fifth Monkey; he played on nearly every tune
    >   for the 1960's sensations the Monkees
    >
    > - Played the guitar in the Twilight Zone theme
    >
    > - Played the Guitar in the Munsters Theme song, I Dream of Jeannie 
    
    No kidding? I'd never have imagined any of this. I mean, the Guitar
    Player magazine column always had a footnote that mentioned that HR was
    probably the most widely-used session guitarist in history, but I still
    to tend to pigeonhole him as "a jazz guy".
    
    Obviously not true.
    
    Dom 
    

    
    	RE: Dom
    
    	I'd never heard of him until now.
    
    
    	RE: Larry
    
    	Thanks!!
    

    so did he play the solo on "Valerie"?

    
    re: Valerie
    
    I always wondered who played that too.... killer solo.
    
    /Steve
    

    
    	Check out http://altavista.pa.dec.com (Digital's search engine)
    
    	I put in "Pat Martino" (in quotes) and it found 60 different
    	web sites, including www.cyboard.com:80/ent/PatMartino.html
    
    	Tom
    

    Does anyone have the HomePage pointer to Ibanez?
    
    Thanx ... d.
    

    "Are you unhappy with your current guitar situation?  Does your
     significant other complain about your constant guitar purchases?
     Do you dream of finding a rare 50's LesPaul goldtop at your local
     pawn shop?  Do you have 3 or more amps and still aren't satisfied
     with your tone?  Do you have more than 4 effects boxes?  If you
     answered yes to 3 or  more of these questions than you're a
     candidate for:"
    
    	http://members.aol.com/spenc93933/myweb/homepage.htm
    

I've got a small site going too..

HTTP://BLASTA.OGO.DEC.COM/DEFAULT.HTM

Check out the Guitar page..  Been scanning in stuff...

    Someone turned me onto this hip notesfile database statistics tool on
    the internal Web

    	http://vaxcpu.zko.dec.com:8080/notes

    Find every note you've ever written, anywhere!  Amaze your friends!
    I was shocked to discover how many notes in GUITAR I'd actually
    written.

    Check it out

    /rick

    
    
    Yeah, this is one web site that I hope doesn't come up at review
    time. 8^)
    
    Kevin
    

    big brother is watching.

    Here's an interesting sub-page at the notesfile stats database site:
    
    	http://vaxcpu.zko.dec.com:8080/top-noters
    
    It lists the top noters at DEC (well, the top 630 anyway).  You'll be
    proud to know that one of our own has made the all-time top ten (see
    if you can guess who before you peek).
    
    /rick
    

    
    
    Nah, some of the best were robbed because they used several 
    usernames (not just nodes) to note!  They should demand a recount. 8-)
    
    Kevin
    
    

    Sean made the top ten, twice. Once as Labounty and once as SLAB.
    Now THIS is a dubious distinction to be sure.
    
    I'm sorry to say that I am on the list at no 620. Damn! I want
    my name off that list!
    
    Mark
    

    I'd be in 2nd if you combine all my nodes.  btw - deleting your notes
    won't work if you're worried about big brother.  

    
    	Ummm, I didn't make the top 10 for 2 usernames ... I think it was
    	the top 30 or something.
    

    
    If the list is generated on the fly, why won't deleting your notes
    work?  You might have to ask the moderators to delete them if you
    have changed nodes.
    
    But then, it will diminish the value if Notes if alot of old
    notes suddenly disappear.  For example, there would be a great
    disturbance in the force if Jay Tashjian's notes were to go 
    *poof*.
    
    Kevin
     

    
    	Yes, it's very annoying when people do that.
    
    	Under the right circumstances, huge holes can appear in a disc-
    	ussion thread when this happens.
    

    I would not want to see any notes deleted from this conference
    but in other conferences like soapbox, there is no need to keep
    10,000+ notes about OJ Simpson.
    
    Some notes have value as reference material, others do not.
    Classified Ads would be a mess if people didn't delete their
    notes once the items are sold.
    
    Mark

    Check out the Plum Tuckerd Band @
    
    www.cyberhighway.com/~icard
    
    
    Latr,
    
    rj/31334

    What I think happens is the program keeps a running count (i.e., database 
    file) and just adds to it using a /SINCE=TODAY.  It would be too great of
    a batch job to re-run every DEC conference every night from its
    creation date.  Look at the dates at the top of the web site - it's run 
    daily.
    
    I went back to some conferences I moderate and checked some replies I
    deleted.  If I consolidated a topic so that there is no blank replies,
    the tool then points to someone else's reply and still thinks I wrote
    it.  Follow the links for your email address or the notes and you will
    see what I mean.  It tracks down to the conference level.
    
    Mike

    
    Les Paul lovers, check out http://www.southpaw.com/go/roadkill/59LP.html
    
    Go figure ....
    
     Lv

    
    If you can play a .WAV file, check out
    
    http://shano.zko.dec.com/solo.wav
    
    It's only about 15 seconds, but for me it was a good rip. 8-)
    
    Kevin
    

    I like it Kevin!
    Now give the details - What guitar, amp, effects, microphone, recorder,
    studio, etc...  :-)
    
    I'm hoping the whole solo was longer than 15 seconds.   That much
    energy cranked out for 15 seconds might be kinda hard to stop.
    I find myself shakin' with too much adrenaline after stuff like that.
    Gotta go back and listen again.
    Mike
    

    
    
    It's from The Shakerz demo:
    
    http://shano.zko.dec.com/demo.html
    
    (I'm playing with the recording formats here, trading off 
    playback time and quality. The original is on a CD and is VERY 
    clean.  This is my first .WAV pass.  It's mono and rough....)
    
    
    The solo was Les Paul into Marshall JCM900/with a Marshall 2-12
    cab.  Reverb added at the board, mic was an SM57.  It was recorded at 
    West Sound and Video, Londonderry, NH.
    
    Kevin
    
    
     
    
    

    
    	Nice job, guys!  Kev, really great solo!
    	Tom

    
    
    'ya know, it would be almost too easy to set up an internal 
    web page for Guitar Noters contributions.  Kind of like the old 
    Guitar Noters' tape, but way easier to pull together.
    
    Any Takers?
    
    Kevin

    
    	Keep in mind that .wav files for complete songs tend to get very
    	large ... for example, a 25-second sound clip could very well be
    	about 700kb.  Projected out to a 4-minute song, that's 7mb.
    
    	And that's only one song.
    
    	Just making sure you're aware of this, although I'm sure you al-
    	ready are.
    

    
    
    Yes, we'd have to either keep it to very short sections, or shoot
    the quality way down.
    
    Of course, if the files weren't huge, the audio CD industry would be
    having a copyright stinky fit!
    
    Kevin
     

    re: 
    'ya know, it would be almost too easy to set up an internal 
     web page for Guitar Noters contributions.  Kind of like the old 
     Guitar Noters' tape, but way easier to pull together.
     
     Any Takers?
    
    I don't know about taking.... but I'd have a blast contributing.  Seems
    like it would be a kick to share even short sections.   Even at lower
    .WAV quality, you can tell if a track was done well - maybe even get
    some advice on how to make it better.
    
    Who has space for such a thing?   
    
    Yeah, Coop.  I'm thinkin' of you again.   Not long ago you were
    braggin' 'bout the new server and coolness..   :-)
    Mike
    

    I'd be happy to host it.  I just don't have a lot of time to do HTML
    boogering.  ;-)

	Watch me ski on http://cpctc1.dmo.dec.com/ski97/images/ps.jpg!

	This was from our skitrip to France in January!

	On .../ski97/scripts/Stemning.html, I'm having my 46 yrs. birth-
	day on picture no. 4 (note the danish flag!), looking tired on
	no. 6 and having a laugh on picture no. 9. ;-)

	Any skiers among the Guitar noters? :)

	Poul

    I used to ski when I was a teenager.  The Coloradoans should be skiers
    with all the great resorts they have around them.

    Nice form Poul - Yep, I'm a skier.  Even got myself a new set of skis
    for Xmas (when I was supposed to be shopping for my wife :-).
    
    I'm about 3 hours from Brekenridge, Copper Mtn, Vail, Keystone...All
    the cool places.  Also (and my personal fave) I'm about 6 hours from
    Crested Butte, which is 85% advanced terrain;  Come out and we'll do
    some skiin' AND jammin'!!
    

    
    	Coop, you already have a wife ... why were you shopping for a
    	new one?
    

    Yuck, nyuck, nyuck...

    
    	Isn't REPLY/LAST great?
    
    	8^)
    

    
    re. Coop (.115): I'd love to! And perhaps I do it some day...skiin' and
    jammin'...that's what life is about, isn't it? :)
    
    Poul
    

    Those things, and leaving funny black-stripes onthe road with ones
    mustang.  :-)

    http://www.tw-zone.com/cosmo/pix/In-A-Gadda-Da-Oswald.jpg

rE: -1,, that was really incredible...