Tom Edwards' Poem "Why I don't drink anymore"
Thanks to my friend DeeJay for pointing this out to me - it was on a BBC2 show. An excellent summary of alcoholism I changed because I have the sickness of alcoholism, alcoholism doesn't come in bottles it comes in people. You should have seen me. I drank for happiness and became unhappy; I drank for joy and became miserable. I drank to be out-going and became self-centred; I drank for sociability and became argumentative and lonely; I drank for sophistication and became crude and obnoxious. I drank for friendship and made enemies, I drank to soften sorrow and wallowed in self-pity; I drank for sleep and awakened without rest. I drank for strength and felt weak. I drank for masculinity and it sapped my potency; I drank medicinally and got sick. I drank because I thought my job called for it and lost my job. I drank to stimulate thought and blacked out. I drank to make conversation and got to where I couldn't talk at all; I drank to forget and became haunted. I drank for freedom...
You could've pissed her off bigtime by buying a Dumble. Count your blessings and enjoy.
ReplyDeleteAs the youngun's say OMG...must sound fab. I've got a H & K 15 watt blue series and the sound is incredible. Warmer than Marshall, cleaner than Fender and gives every guitar a lift without being intrusive..They are the BMWs of amps - that newy of yours must play like a dream.
ReplyDeletePS I've included The Ventures version of Caravan in mine and Piley's second podcast - well worth an earful for the nimble fingered fretwork.
Oh and watch out for a Shadows tune in the next one..
Sort of a "Whoops" moment I presume!!
ReplyDeleteWhat? Has she no sense of humour,history or what makes a guy happy??
ReplyDelete@ Mondo - With you the crunch is very warm and satisfying and has good range of sounds.
ReplyDeleteThe clean is much cleaner than a lot of channels on other amps - Marshall for example and is well voiced like a Fender.
60W frankly is a bit dumb for home use but the plan is to get gigging again and it'll come into it's own in a band setting.