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NOTE: This is how bored I am waiting to go autocrossing tomorrow...
I went out on the back porch and there's a whole bunch of Mexican-sounding folks on the other street, behind our house, having a great time. They're laughing and having a great time and they've got the boom box going. They're living up. And not bothering a soul. You'd have to be on our back porch to hear them, about a hundred yards away. All is well.
And I got the brilliant idea - I can make more noise than that. So I went upstairs and opened the window in the band room. I fired up the Line 6 amp, 50 watts RMS. I'd never turned it wide open before, never.
I had earplugs. I plugged in the Erlewine and commenced into raising all matter of hell, slide and licks and whatever, and I proved to myself that I really honestly don't remember how to play. But I sure raised hell.
That amp....the floor was shaking on the low notes, it was screaming on the high notes. I had it turned up wide-ass open (remember I had earplugs). I'd never ever had that amp wide open before, and that pseudio performance lasted about two minutes and I was done.
Meanwhile, poor Ken the Cat (remember Ken?) was flipping out downstairs trying to find somewhere to hide form the noise, according to Unit.
My bad. Poor cat.
I went out on the back porch and there's a whole bunch of Mexican-sounding folks on the other street, behind our house, having a great time. They're laughing and having a great time and they've got the boom box going. They're living up. And not bothering a soul. You'd have to be on our back porch to hear them, about a hundred yards away. All is well.
And I got the brilliant idea - I can make more noise than that. So I went upstairs and opened the window in the band room. I fired up the Line 6 amp, 50 watts RMS. I'd never turned it wide open before, never.
I had earplugs. I plugged in the Erlewine and commenced into raising all matter of hell, slide and licks and whatever, and I proved to myself that I really honestly don't remember how to play. But I sure raised hell.
That amp....the floor was shaking on the low notes, it was screaming on the high notes. I had it turned up wide-ass open (remember I had earplugs). I'd never ever had that amp wide open before, and that pseudio performance lasted about two minutes and I was done.
Meanwhile, poor Ken the Cat (remember Ken?) was flipping out downstairs trying to find somewhere to hide form the noise, according to Unit.
My bad. Poor cat.
I was kinda goofy yesterday.
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