Dutty Panty's Adventures in High Brix Budland

Lol. Its either called my secret garden or just area where my outside plants are hidden by a privacy fence made out of greenhouse plastic. Lol.

As for secret cup it's like a big cannabis camp out
 
The closest to country I've ever been is the Eagles. I am a lead guitarist so I have many that I have studied style wise. From My perspective I felt that I needed to actually play their riffs note for note long enough to feel like I was almost channeling their spirit before I could really understand the level of talent and feelings that were being played. In the category of best feelings put out on the strings I would have to say:
David Gilmour
SRV
Jimi
Page
Gibbons

As far as lead technical skill combined with feelings
Joe Satriani
Jeff Beck
Steve Vai
EVH
Neal Schon
Most misunderstood but highly skilled virtuoso
Yngwie Malmstein

Most Underrated
George Harrison
 
xtrchessreal said:
The closest to country I've ever been is the Eagles. I am a lead guitarist so I have many that I have studied style wise. From My perspective I felt that I needed to actually play their riffs note for note long enough to feel like I was almost channeling their spirit before I could really understand the level of talent and feelings that were being played. In the category of best feelings put out on the strings I would have to say:
David Gilmour
SRV
Jimi
Page
Gibbons

As far as lead technical skill combined with feelings
Joe Satriani
Jeff Beck
Steve Vai
EVH
Neal Schon
Most misunderstood but highly skilled virtuoso
Yngwie Malmstein

Most Underrated
George Harrison
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Now that's an excellent list! You got a spot for Joe Walsh?

Harrison had some incredible melodic sense and chord structure. His slide style is amazing. Being a Beatle, he's always above any list....Paul sits above the list on bass too. My opinion!

Excellent list! I bet we have very similar, overlapping taste.
 
Doc Bud said:
I just got it in yesterday! Look for an invoice today.

RE: drummers. My favorites and those that inspired me most. (I'm a former crappy drummer)

Ringo...he's always at the top. No Beatles can be included in the top 5 because they're always on top.

1. John Bonham
2. Charlie Watts
3. Steve Gad
4. Rick Moratta
5. MIck Fleetwood
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Just getting caught up again, damn this is moving fast.... I gotta think Neil Peart should be on every top 5 drummer list.
 
OK now I'm I'm caught up disregard the Neil Peart post lol. It's pretty hard to come up with anyone better than those listed on the guitar but there is something about Don Donegan from Disturbed, I really dig his riffs and who can forget Dimebag Darrell from Pantera? You can tell what kind of music I like huh?
 
Doc Bud said:
Now that's an excellent list! You got a spot for Joe Walsh?

Harrison had some incredible melodic sense and chord structure. His slide style is amazing. Being a Beatle, he's always above any list....Paul sits above the list on bass too. My opinion!

Excellent list! I bet we have very similar, overlapping taste.
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Joe is the man him and timothy got fucked Don h and glen are pricks also feel bad for Don f. Dude wrote hotel California
 
neikodog said:
OK now I'm I'm caught up disregard the Neil Peart post lol. It's pretty hard to come up with anyone better than those listed on the guitar but there is something about Don Donegan from Disturbed, I really dig his riffs and who can forget Dimebag Darrell from Pantera? You can tell what kind of music I like huh?
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Drammen not sure if that's correct spelling reminds me of an infected monkey.
 
Ok folks so before I had to go record my drum tracks today it's always on Fridays when the singer isn't well the singer. Here's what I did. I'll be starting another journal for this but here's a sneak peak in Dutty's Spectacular seasonal secret seclusive garden




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Half docs if not more in my secret garden. 15 + autos and 3 photos in the ground maybe more!

9 blind taste tests so far and the HB Dutch is beating the hg Dutch 6 to 3
 
Dutty Panty said:
Half docs if not more in my secret garden. 15 + autos and 3 photos in the ground maybe more!

9 blind taste tests so far and the HB Dutch is beating the hg Dutch 6 to 3
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Disappointing on the taste tests...as you get better and more familiar with the "kit" it will be 8 to 1 in favor of HB. There's always that one strange person who likes Miracle Whip and had some hard bumps on the head during the skateboard years who doesn't answer right....just gets confused. Even he likes the HB stuff better. ;)

Also, do the 15 hits one day with HB and the next with HG and see what you think!
 
That work today was fueled by 18 grams of high brix Dutch.

So it was productive

the HB is much smoother but I'm used to that Dutch taste.

Was High as hell today though. We will figure that out together doc. Probably may need the og.

So when you come up ill get it in check. Keep in mind I'll pay half of your guys tickets and have a spot to crash plus a trip to San Juans. Im still interested in investing
 
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