FortWayneMusic.com

anderson wrote:

Leon wrote:the show was more fun than reading this thread

that's not saying much.... at all.

i'm a man of few.

the show was more fun than reading this thread

i can't wait to play there again!

looks cool, Dan!

it's kinda nice having your band's promoter IN the band

I'm not sure. Luke played in Rushville Whig (spelling?) for many years, and Les, our bass player played in a Pink Floyd tribute called One Of These Daze. Leon, the other guitar player hasn't done anything around this area before. As far as the girls go, I don't think they have either. When were the...

i come from a metal musical background, and have also found playing Christina Aguilera to be pretty fun. and that's what i have in Venyx; fun. and that's what we want for our audience. fun.

so, come boogie with us March 2nd. it'll be fun

echosauce1 wrote:or get a mac... not to be a d*ck, just had to throw it out there.

or run Linux

+1 more on the AVG. i used it with Winblow$ for years, and it managed to make that OS a little more manageable.

PTS Audio, in Toledo. it's a bit of a drive from FW, but they're amazing electricians, and really know their way around an amp! i had them repair my Sovtek Mig 100H, which was fizzing and popping all over the place. now, they do charge a pretty penny, $62.50/hour, but they only charged me for two ho...

once you go down the rabbit hole, there isn't much going back

i'm a physicist :D one of the things that points to our faulty understanding of gravity is the fact that the Voyager satellite, the one that recently passed the reaches of Pluto, isn't where we think it should be. given our model of gravity, and all the calculations that can be done, it's not where ...

ahh, but my young grasshopper, you are assuming that space is granular!

what if space-time is continuous?

[/MS in Physics, who has read Zeno]