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...
Fantastic. So glad you posted this. What are you playing there and what's it plugged into?
ReplyDeleteMy PRS CE22 - used that as needs a humbucker sound and a vibrato.
DeleteThrough a Boss Chorus - on all the time.
Into my Hughes and Ketner Dual 6L6 2x12 combo - great amp. But... bloody heavy. I'm thinking of getting rid of it and something a little more versatile and portable, although the Dual sounds just great!
That was pretty good, I was diggin' it. Was that one gal in the front playing with her phone the whole time though?
ReplyDeleteShe had the lyrics on her phone! What is the younger generation coming to eh?
DeleteVery nice.
ReplyDeleteToo bad that talented people need to eat and feed the family as well imagine what one can do if life's duties did not get in the way.
It's difficult to get the real feel for the music, it sounded very "tinny" on my home computer seup.
ReplyDeleteVery cool. It seemed like you had fun.
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