Adversity inspires genius ?

On 29/10/2020 6:16 am, Roy W. Rising wrote:
> On Wednesday, October 28, 2020 at 4:07:56 AM UTC-7, wrote:
>> geoff is just another VILE troll wrote:
>>
>> =====================================
>>>
>>>
>>>>>> ** Found another Yes cover from 6 years ago:
>>>> "Owner of a Lonely Heart".
>>>>>>
>>>>>> Same geeky gang, this time all squeezed into some
>>>> basement with no "social distancing" in sight.
>>>>>>
>>>>>> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pmwxsG9r_v8
>>>>>>
>>>>>> Much intrigued by the gal singer (Ann Marie) perched precariously on top of a small instrument amp, legs crossed and reading the lyrics from her smart phone - while totally nailing it.
>>
>>>>>
>>>>> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W_7tBdAWZoU
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> ** Same vid I posted at the top of this thread.
>>>>
>>>> Try paying attention sometime.
>>>>
>>>
>>> Oh yes, you are correct - it was over a month ago and long gone off my
>>> threads.
>> ** So your ****ed-up newsreader has an even shorter attention
>> span then you ?
>>
>> Birds of a feather..... ??
>>> Try stop being unpleasant sometime.
>> ** ROTFLMAO - talk about "pot and kettle" !!
>>
>> FYI you vile NZ prick:
>>
>> No matter *how positive and constructive* a poster IS .... there is always some half baked, ****ing **** like you ready to **** on them.
>>
>> In your case, an inevitable result of the *massive* inferiority complex that every stinking New Zealand retard contracts from birth.
>>
>> Imagine - an entire nation of tenth wit *failed pommies* scared ****less in case native Maories & immigrant Pacific Islanders take political control soon.
>>
>>
>>> Take your meds.
>>
>>
>> ** How ****ing ironic.
>>
>> Plus damn funny.
>>
>>
>> .... Phil
>
> Phil - I've enjoyed the conversation in this thread, up to the place where your "nice" filter failed and the auto-correct was turned off. Maybe the thread has been hacked by someone using your ID?
>
> ~ Roy W. Rising "If you notice the *sound*, it's wrong."
>


Don't worry about him. Once he's back on his bipolar meds he'll be better.

http://members.iinet.net.au/~rutlidge/alanindex.html

geoff

"Phil Allison" wrote in message
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** Found another Yes cover from 6 years ago: "Owner of a Lonely Heart".

Same geeky gang, this time all squeezed into some basement with no "social
distancing" in sight.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pmwxsG9r_v8

Much intrigued by the gal singer (Ann Marie) perched precariously on top of
a small instrument amp, legs crossed and reading the lyrics from her smart
phone - while totally nailing it.

Listen on headphones if possible, the bass is terrific.
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>>>>

Yes, I've seen this one before. She does a great job on this tune. And yes,
the bass indeed terrific.

Poly


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In article >, pallison49
@gmail.com writes:
>
>lack of live venue availability has boosted home recording activity this year.
>While not exactly "Live to U-tube", this effort is on another level from most.
>Watch the finished product first:
>Then hear the tech details from the bass player.

>Nothing was simple about how they did it.
>The song is "Roundabout" by Yes, so they picked a real easy one - right ?

You guys tore it up in the best way! I'm in love with your chick singer. As a
keyboardist, I know how hard those Wakeman figures are to play up to speed. So,
your keyboardist has got it going on too.

In article >, writes:
>As a keyboardist that still uses all the classics, I would have liked the
>keyboard parts much better if they were more authentic. Close....but no
>cigar!
What could you mean by "authentic?" Their keyboardist probably used a B3 clone
rather than one of those monsters put through two leslies. But the parts are
almost note for note.

"Orlando Enrique Fiol" wrote in message
.. .

In article >, writes:
>As a keyboardist that still uses all the classics, I would have liked the
>keyboard parts much better if they were more authentic. Close....but no
>cigar!
What could you mean by "authentic?" Their keyboardist probably used a B3
clone
rather than one of those monsters put through two leslies. But the parts are
almost note for note.

>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>

I didn't mean the playing which was certainly good, I meant the sound
source. Hammond, Minimoog, Prophet~5, Fender Rhodes, etc.....those are
classics.
Sorry, I'm old school. These things sound to my ears nothing like the real
deal.
Yes, better on the back I will admit, but the classics are still what I use
in my studio....then again I don't have to lug them around anymore ;-)

Poly


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