Justice! never gets old.

love drummers who make their kit sound bigger than it really is. Nice unusual uncrossed hands technique too!

what documentary is this from?

Sorry to burst your bubble.. he's only playing half the notes you hear. He's noodling with a delay. A fun thing to do, for sure, and it always sounds cool.. but it it's not impressive technically.

Same trick: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dJytlAIHIY8&feature=related

if anything, he looks more like a David Mitchell character. He even sounds like him.

ohh! He's seen Musical Box! That's so cool.

quelle conne...

love the 'drumstick mustache' move...

that wasn't sexy at all

they *never* play the second half

>> ^youdiejoe:


WELL! while we are trotting out our pedigrees, I'm just a lowly Grammy nominated sound engineer and you CAN take my word... not everything needs to "speak to me" or "touch my soul" sometimes it just makes me happy.


out of curiosity: what were you nominated for?

Charles Koch looks just like an older Stephen Colbert.

>> ^JAPR:

What's up with the tendency of highly skilled guitarists gravitating towards disgustingly ugly guitars? You almost never see anybody with real chops playing on something good-looking like a Rickenbacker or something classy.


the reason is simple: you need the right tool for the job. A big bulky Rickenbaker is not as playable as all those sleek and highly functional guitars you call ugly. Playing the things she does on a guitar that's not suited for that is just not very pleasant.

(french) Canadian here .. also thought it was ay-sus. Though in french I pronounced it ah-zus.

Had a conversation with my folks about what it is to be an adult... turns out I feel then same as I felt when I was 13, 18, 25, or whatever, just with more life experience... I basically feel like an 'old kid' like in the video, and so did my folks.

It's kind of eye opening to realize that most people might feel that way, and makes you wonder about the elderly, who all probably feel like a kid who's body is just not working so well anymore.

We are all kids... some of us might pretend that they're not, but they are probably deluding themselves.