What happened to RT member 'psychodave'?

[Mailman1971]

He had the best paying job, hottest wife, biggest penis, "best" sounding CCV, hell he was the best at everything no matter what it was.

What's not to like about a guy like that?

I know Dave and I can confirm, all true!

Wasnt he also the Break dance Champ of the mid west 1994?

 

[LP Freak]

He had the best paying job, hottest wife, biggest penis, "best" sounding CCV, hell he was the best at everything no matter what it was.

What's not to like about a guy like that?

I know Dave and I can confirm, all true!

Wasnt he also the Break dance Champ of the mid west 1994?

WTF? White guys can't dance!

 

[Mailman1971]

He had the best paying job, hottest wife, biggest penis, "best" sounding CCV, hell he was the best at everything no matter what it was.

What's not to like about a guy like that?

I know Dave and I can confirm, all true!

Wasnt he also the Break dance Champ of the mid west 1994?

WTF? White guys can't dance!

Low pulled brim.....hide his identity.

 

[thiswaythatway]

Some of you seem to miss Dave much. Here's a bro huge coming out to ya.

 

[Mailman1971]

Some of you seem to miss Dave much. Here's a bro huge coming out to ya.

Dave used to give Bro hugs like that!!







Thanks for the reminder!!

 

[TrueTone500]

What happened to Jay Cooperman? He stopped drinking and now he's pretty cool.
On the real I cannot see how you just now realized Dave disappeared though. That is concerning. I hope that is the case though; that you really just now realized Dave disappeared from Rig-Talk? If that is not the case and you knew darn well like the rest of us what happened to the guy then .................

When I decided to look for a MC modded Marshall, Dave's YT clips immediately came to mind. I just assume some people lose interest, and stop visiting the forum. If he's hanging at TGP, I wouldn't know... I was banned from TGP for complaining about a builder who ripped me off on a cabinet sale. When I was drinking, I would seek-out (and create) controversy for whatever reason. I don't want to wax philosophical or religious, but I just don't think with that mind anymore.

The downside to sobriety (for me) is that I don't play nearly as well as I use to, and at times I feel like I'm literally relearning how to play. I've also found that I no longer enjoy like listing to the music I was into when I was drinking and drugging. Why, I do not know? A friend/drummer once said to me; "If you would put some effort into it, you could be a rockstar bro!" In retrospect, if I would have ever 'made-it'...I would have most certainly ended up a drug casualty and dead before 30. I have a great woman in my life, and I thank God every day that I'm still here... To me, that's making it!

I'm babbling...

 

[Black Sabbath]

He left.

The end.

Hey Man!

Tiny Tim?

 

[Ventura]

The downside to sobriety (for me) is that I don't play nearly as well as I use to, and at times I feel like I'm literally relearning how to play. I've also found that I no longer enjoy like listing to the music I was into when I was drinking and drugging. Why, I do not know? A friend/drummer once said to me; "If you would put some effort into it, you could be a rockstar bro!" In retrospect, if I would have ever 'made-it'...I would have most certainly ended up a drug casualty and dead before 30. I have a great woman in my life, and I thank God every day that I'm still here... To me, that's making it!

I'm babbling...

You've got it in you to play like you did under the influence, believe me man, you do... You just gotta grease the engine with a different kind of oil nowadays. As for your take on life? I commend you - kicking the bottle and everything else that goes along with it is a hard, narrow road to take. But it is worth it - those close to you will agree. And you yourself will know it looking back

 

[TrueTone500]

The downside to sobriety (for me) is that I don't play nearly as well as I use to, and at times I feel like I'm literally relearning how to play. I've also found that I no longer enjoy like listing to the music I was into when I was drinking and drugging. Why, I do not know? A friend/drummer once said to me; "If you would put some effort into it, you could be a rockstar bro!" In retrospect, if I would have ever 'made-it'...I would have most certainly ended up a drug casualty and dead before 30. I have a great woman in my life, and I thank God every day that I'm still here... To me, that's making it!

I'm babbling...

You've got it in you to play like you did under the influence, believe me man, you do... You just gotta grease the engine with a different kind of oil nowadays. As for your take on life? I commend you - kicking the bottle and everything else that goes along with it is a hard, narrow road to take. But it is worth it - those close to you will agree. And you yourself will know it looking back

I appreciate that brother. Thanks!

They refer to it as 'state dependent learning'. The idea being that you do best, that which you learned when your in the same frame of mind... I've often thought about putting that theory to the test, but self-control gets the better of me.

 

[RedRider]

When Dave left there was a lot more going on than what was posted on this forum....OBVIOUSLY Dave was friends with Cameron....and there were business issues between Brad/Rob/Tone Merchants and Mark....and Dave was in the middle of all of it....if you honestly believe all that transpired was posted here you are crazy....and once it hit the boiling point Dave took his toys and left...its really that simple. Any of you that have actually talked to him or know him wouldn't be slagging him. Could he have done things differently...sure...but hindsight is 20/20. And from what I have seen, the ENTIRE Cameron Amplification debacle was/is a complete train wreck....not really Daves fault but he was stuck in it...

 

[Shawn Lutz]

Yes, ugly scenario and a lot of unknowns. Having said that I can understand standing up for your friends, I really do but even if I was best buds with Mark Cameron after a certain point I would no longer be defending him and would personally be telling him exactly where I thought he was fucking up...that is what friends do, the let them know they fucked up

 

[rupe]

Yes, ugly scenario and a lot of unknowns. Having said that I can understand standing up for your friends, I really do but even if I was best buds with Mark Cameron after a certain point I would no longer be defending him and would personally be telling him exactly where I thought he was fucking up...that is what friends do, the let them know they fucked up

 

[parntz145]

Dave is one of my closest friends and some of the shit is so far from the truth its not funny. The way some of you are trying to make him out is just crazy. Everyone cant see eye to eye on everything but he would never scam or hurt anyone. The thing thats funny is he was not that friendly with Cameron when all this crap was taking place. I know he had recent words with one of you on another forum and seems to me you are just trying to get him back anyway you can. I guess spewing untruths is just your way. And by the way he was selling his CCV for $5500 not $4500.

 

[thiswaythatway]

Dave is one of my closest friends and some of the shit is so far from the truth its not funny. The way some of you are trying to make him out is just crazy. Everyone cant see eye to eye on everything but he would never scam or hurt anyone. The thing thats funny is he was not that friendly with Cameron when all this crap was taking place. I know he had recent words with one of you on another forum and seems to me you are just trying to get him back anyway you can. I guess spewing untruths is just your way. And by the way he was selling his CCV for $5500 not $4500.

But it's the interwebz, and what these guys have"heard" must be the truth right! Dave lives in PA and mark lives in LA so yeah of course they're close friends and have lunch every Tuesday.

Just a case of many fully grown male individuals with bro envy when they saw a CCV for sale for over 4k from Dave, and the fact that he had one in the first place.

 

[parntz145]

Dave is one of my closest friends and some of the shit is so far from the truth its not funny. The way some of you are trying to make him out is just crazy. Everyone cant see eye to eye on everything but he would never scam or hurt anyone. The thing thats funny is he was not that friendly with Cameron when all this crap was taking place. I know he had recent words with one of you on another forum and seems to me you are just trying to get him back anyway you can. I guess spewing untruths is just your way. And by the way he was selling his CCV for $5500 not $4500.

But it's the interwebz, and what these guys have"heard" must be the truth right! Dave lives in PA and mark lives in LA so yeah of course they're close friends and have lunch every Tuesday.

Just a case of many fully grown male individuals with bro envy when they saw a CCV for sale for over 4k from Dave, and the fact that he had one in the first place.

At that time if you had a CCV and decided to sell it you could basically get whatever price you wanted for it. I have the 3rd one that Mark made and I paid $4 grand for it from one of my friends. Just because he asked a high price for it doesnt make him a bad person. If someone was willing to pay that price for an amp you could not get whats wrong with that?

 

[TrueTone500]

Yes, ugly scenario and a lot of unknowns. Having said that I can understand standing up for your friends, I really do but even if I was best buds with Mark Cameron after a certain point I would no longer be defending him and would personally be telling him exactly where I thought he was fucking up...that is what friends do, the let them know they fucked up

 

[JerryP]

Dave posted some stuff that was true and the internet forum sheep don't like to hear the truth.
Jerry

 

[mctallica1]

Dave posted some stuff that was true and the internet forum sheep don't like to hear the truth.
Jerry

This.

 

[rlord1974]

Truth?! On the Internet?

This is un-possible.

 

[charveldan]

True Tone sed..

"The downside to sobriety (for me) is that I don't play nearly as well as I use to, and at times I feel like I'm literally relearning how to play. I've also found that I no longer enjoy like listing to the music I was into when I was drinking and drugging. Why, I do not know?


Dude, i just saw the EAGLES LIVE lastnite, the whole band has been sober in recovery for years. I'm talking long-term quality soberiety not in and out of rehab every 6 months like Stephen Tyler.
The name of the tour is "The History of " and everybody was on their A-game especially Joe Walsh who is one of my top 3 all time players.

These guys have never sounded better. I thought i played good when high but my perception was not reality. At 12 years drug/alcohol free ive never rocked harder and i listen to all types of music.

Cut yourself some slack brudda.