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Is there a Japanese version of Monkey Business anywhere?
King Guitar":y2ipd5ml said:Is there a Japanese version of Monkey Business anywhere?
Mark Day":3a4w7eot said:King Guitar":3a4w7eot said:Is there a Japanese version of Monkey Business anywhere?
No I rooked everywhere.
Mark
gbsmusic":1w4rzcge said:
petejt":1w4rzcge said:That sounds amazing Mark!I remember the Egnater amp that you made a few years back too.
A lot of the modded Marshalls sound a bit fizzy to me, or that they're trying too much to be like a wall of Mesa/Boogie MarkIII amps or something. Yours has a rawness & gutsy nature that I really like.
Hehe your accent reminds me of Alex Lifeson! Especially when you say the word "passive".![]()
Speaking of which, could you please do a video of Tom Sawyer or another Rush song with the Egnater amp and some effects? I'd love to here that.Thanks mate.
Jimmie":1w4rzcge said:I lived in Toronto for almost 9 years, Aurora to be exact, just up the road from Alex. when I returned to the States in 98, I had to un-learn my Canadian-esq accent, and choose to do so through a 12-step program that was advertised in the Star and ran by a militant group of de-frocked nuns at a secluded convent located just behind Studio 4 in Windsor, Studio 4's parking lot was always filled to capacity, but I don't think there was a lot of actual "recording" going on in there.
Anyway, sometimes, especially when am very tired, you might find that I still round out my A-B-C's by saying X-Y-ZED. What the hell is a "ZED" anyway? No one would tell me when I lived there. Mark?
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Jimmie":323xnw6v said:Mark Day":323xnw6v said:The Koko works so well with this head!! When I plugged in and turned it up, I couldn't wipe the smile off my face!! Markpetejt":323xnw6v said:Hehe your accent reminds me of Alex Lifeson! Especially when you say the word "passive".![]()
I lived in Toronto for almost 9 years, Aurora to be exact, just up the road from Alex. when I returned to the States in 98, I had to un-learn my Canadian-esq accent, and choose to do so through a 12-step program that was advertised in the Star and ran by a militant group of de-frocked nuns at a secluded convent located just behind Studio 4 in Windsor, Studio 4's parking lot was always filled to capacity, but I don't think there was a lot of actual "recording" going on in there.
Anyway, sometimes, especially when am very tired, you might find that I still round out my A-B-C's by saying X-Y-ZED. What the hell is a "ZED" anyway? No one would tell me when I lived there. Mark?
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petejt":xsb0f8tp said:Jimmie":xsb0f8tp said:Mark Day":xsb0f8tp said:The Koko works so well with this head!! When I plugged in and turned it up, I couldn't wipe the smile off my face!! Markpetejt":xsb0f8tp said:Hehe your accent reminds me of Alex Lifeson! Especially when you say the word "passive".![]()
I lived in Toronto for almost 9 years, Aurora to be exact, just up the road from Alex. when I returned to the States in 98, I had to un-learn my Canadian-esq accent, and choose to do so through a 12-step program that was advertised in the Star and ran by a militant group of de-frocked nuns at a secluded convent located just behind Studio 4 in Windsor, Studio 4's parking lot was always filled to capacity, but I don't think there was a lot of actual "recording" going on in there.
Anyway, sometimes, especially when am very tired, you might find that I still round out my A-B-C's by saying X-Y-ZED. What the hell is a "ZED" anyway? No one would tell me when I lived there. Mark?
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Don't worry mate, I'm Australian. I pronounce the letter Z as "Zed", although it would sound odd if I said I was at a ZedZed Top gig last night!
Mark Day":1jfhklw4 said:All I know is the Yanks wouldn't give me a Visa because I said ZED. Next time I will say ZEE and no EHs?
Mark