Open mic
All the fixens
Collard Greens
Pumpkin pie
Iced tea
Delicious golden turkey

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8_duWjf0Q0M

Ludwig Wrote:
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> Open mic
> All the fixens
> Collard Greens
> Pumpkin pie
> Iced tea
> Delicious golden turkey
>
> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8_duWjf0Q0M

Did you see those jowls?
Combover boy keeps getting fatter and fatter.

We need more, Meade. Who else was there with you for Thanksgiving? Did you all talk politics? Who did the clean up?

Also, we need Meade's take on Colorado Springs.

We know Meade reads this board, who are you supporting in the Republican primary, Meade? Please settle the FFU debate on your opinions on Dr. Carson, and Ted Cruise.

We need examples and guidance.

With all the disturbing things occurring in the world that's what he gives thanks for? He is infantile.

Meade ruins everything Wrote:
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> Ludwig Wrote:
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> > Open mic
> > All the fixens
> > Collard Greens
> > Pumpkin pie
> > Iced tea
> > Delicious golden turkey
> >
> > https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8_duWjf0Q0M
>
> Did you see those jowls?
> Combover boy keeps getting fatter and fatter.

He looks thinner than he did in the "pervert marriage" video. His hair is coming back in front as well. I think he is a true inspiration to us all.

His hair is thick and black, I think he posted to bust the balls of all the bald guys who tried everything from minoxidil to cow shit.

thicker hair lucky bastard Wrote:
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> His hair is thick and black, I think he posted to
> bust the balls of all the bald guys who tried
> everything from minoxidil to cow shit.


That's because he didn't have true mpb. His hair is still thinning though. Most guy lose at leas some hair as they get past 30.

i was in two bands for a few years ... practices every week or few

but my "fellow band members" only wanted to play: never leared A SINGLE SONG all the way through, despite my constant reminders and even moving to provide listening tapes.

did play out once after a few years though: went ok only because the singer was from a band that actually could play songs once through, he was a temp and left and again ... no songs all the way though

all the while i was really contemplating selling the equipment because i had been studying a field of work since age ?14. i though: if this is how being a musician is goign to go ... i can't rely on making money playing nice places. too unstable.

(in fairfax, i also could not find anyone who played tennis even on a free court. go figure)

i'll hear what he said as soon as i fix my sound card

i have hard hearing, avoid reliance on "sounds", and actually any noises a desktop make really annoy me

(for some reason it only works when i'm viewing instructional material)

Meade has been combing over his hair for years.

Even if it grows back in full, it ain't ever gonna look good again.
And his face keeps getting rounder and rounder. His head is beginning to look like a balloon that someone took a magic marker to and drew on a face.

So I'm walking through Carytown....Meade's car spotted.


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any mouse Wrote:
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> i was in two bands for a few years ... practices
> every week or few


Have to practice at least 2 times a week to get anything done.


> but my "fellow band members" only wanted to play:
> never leared A SINGLE SONG all the way through,
> despite my constant reminders and even moving to
> provide listening tapes.

Actually, it was they that had the right idea, in a way. They probably realized you guys had no chance at becoming profitable, no matter how many songs you could play all the way through. That's not to say it's impossible, but if you're doing your own songs and they're actually good, your chances are even worse.


> did play out once after a few years though: went
> ok only because the singer was from a band that
> actually could play songs once through, he was a
> temp and left and again ... no songs all the way
> though


When you did the gig, you didn't play any of the songs the whole way through?



> all the while i was really contemplating selling
> the equipment because i had been studying a field
> of work since age ?14. i though: if this is how
> being a musician is goign to go ... i can't rely
> on making money playing nice places. too
> unstable.


Good call.

any mouse Wrote:

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> but my "fellow band members" only wanted to play:
> never leared A SINGLE SONG all the way through,
> despite my constant reminders and even moving to
> provide listening tapes.
>

Does anyone know if Meade finishes his songs when he plays a show?



That would require paying attention to a performance his performance