The Well 19x2: Word to your moms. I came to drop bombs. I got more rhymes than.......

[ratherdashing]

Re: The Well 19x2: Word to your moms. I came to drop bombs. I got more rhymes than...

Bro I will answer any other question but this one. It's only because I absolutely can't recall them all. I may post my highlights when I have some time, but there again, no way can I remember them all.

Sure, no problem. Highlights would be good.

[Virtual Kevorkian]

Re: The Well 19x2: Word to your moms. I came to drop bombs. I got more rhymes than...

History of listening tendencies and technique findings!

[B Bent]

Re: The Well 19x2: Word to your moms. I came to drop bombs. I got more rhymes than...

Sure, no problem. Highlights would be good.

My 1st guitar ever that was all mine- A crappy Applause round back acoustic.
My 2nd guitar was an Alvarez elec/acoustic. As you'll see I was (still am) a Gretsch fanatic, but have to swear my love to the Tele. Believe it or not Teles are new to me just in the last 5 or 6 years. Before that Gretsch all the way baby!

1963 Gretsch Tennessean
1949 Snakehead Esquire Clone
Gretsch Jet Firebird
Gretsch Silver Jet
Gretsch 6120 SSU Brian Setzer
Sparkle Tele
My first B Bender tele
My Second B Bender Tele
My Baruke Jubilee Custom Acoustic
1st Les Paul at age 16 (Studio Model)
2nd Les Paul a year or so later. (Another studio model)
3rd Les Paul- Standard
Probably at least a dozen American/Mexican Telecasters/Strats and special editions...yada yada yada.
G&L ASAT Classic. (gosh I wish I still had this one!)
The Albert Lee! DUH!
Danelectro Pro.
Gibson Nighthawk. Still to this day one of the best guitars I have ever owned! Traded it even for my 1st B Bender Tele.

1960's Mosrite Mark..uh I forget the number. Similar to a Ventures Mosrite. Got it from my uncle for $500 at age 20 and sold it for over a thousand and put the money toward my Baruke. Wish I had it now! At least I have the Baruke.

Les Paul faded w/ 90's

I will keep this list updated. That's what I have on Photobucket for now.

[B2D]

Re: The Well 19x2: Word to your moms. I came to drop bombs. I got more rhymes than...

Do you consider your work a job or a career? Are you still in school?

[B Bent]

Re: The Well 19x2: Word to your moms. I came to drop bombs. I got more rhymes than...

History of listening tendencies and technique findings!

I have always been into roots kind of music. I grew up in the wrong era. My parents are my biggest influences. I listen to AND am influenced by so many styles and genres it is just silly. I honestly don't have one genre that I am most loyal to. I have multiple, multiple, multiple musical personalities. I really do like it all.

My dad influenced me by listening to a lot of the "black music" (for lack of better terms and to help cover a wide gap) of the 50's 60's and 70's. Tons of funk, soul, motown and all that. I often joke with my black friends that I am a black man stuck in a white man's body. They love it because I know more about that music and can sing along with more of it than they can. If it helps I think James Brown's birthday should be a national holiday!

Then you have my country stuff with the same scenario. All the old stuff was worn out around us growing up.

My mom is special for introducing me to Tina Turner, Bad Company, Bob Segar, (early) Michael Jackson, Huey Lewis and the News as well as some of the 80's country that I still like.

I have a special place in my heart for the styles of Chet, Merle and the likes as well.

Rock n' Roll is only natural too. I like all the 50's, 60's and 70's rock that the rest of us love. My dad's buds would come over to jam and they would rock all the good old stuff.

My most important band is Led Zeppelin. I remember hearing Rock n' Roll as a 4 year old and have never been the same since.

As a teen in the 90's I didn't listen to most of the stuff coming out then except stuff like STP, AiC, Pearl Jam, Soundgarden..well you get it. I would wear old Zeppelin stuff in those days over everything else.

Blues are huge in my life too. If it is blue...I probably like it.

I still love and listen to to all this stuff on a weekly basis. Oh yeah...my dad got me hooked on Talk Radio in the early 90's. God only knows what a 11 or 12 year old kid got out of talk radio, but I used to love it and still do to this day.

My brother and sister introduced me to some of the late 80's-early/mid 90's rap. My parents would have killed them if they knew what was being listened to not to mention that they shared it with their little brother! LOL!

I am ashamed to say, but I knew a TON of rap stuff from that time!

Do you consider your work a job or a career? Are you still in school?

I haven't been in school for years bro. Not traditional school that is. Yeah my job is a career. I have been doing it since I was 14 or 15. I love my job!

[Gearjoneser]

Re: The Well 19x2: Word to your moms. I came to drop bombs. I got more rhymes than...

What are some of the best OD/Dist pedals you've heard with your Vibrolux, or any Black or Silverface?

If you can, describe your favorite B bender lick.

Who's band would you most like to play lead guitar in? Who's band would you most like to play 2'nd guitar in, behind the main guitar star.

[B Bent]

Re: The Well 19x2: Word to your moms. I came to drop bombs. I got more rhymes than...

What are some of the best OD/Dist pedals you've heard with your Vibrolux, or any Black or Silverface?

If you can, describe your favorite B bender lick.

Who's band would you most like to play lead guitar in? Who's band would you most like to play 2'nd guitar in, behind the main guitar star.

OD's/Distortions:

The GT500 sounds wicked with the lux as does the OCD. I really really like those two. I think the HBE Power Screamer turned out to be my favorite OD in front of the lux.


If I could play lead guitar (assuming I developed the skill overnight) I would probably switch bodies with Brian Setzer and front his Orchestra. The man combines so many of my influential styles and does it as cool as anyone could ever imagine.

Don't make fun of this since it is somewhat of a guilty pleasure, but I'd like to back in a band that had a real chugga-chugga down tuned, hard hitting bass and focused/steadydrum sound ie. Metallica or some Godsmack. I really dig that fat bottom and drum sound all while blistering your face off with gain!

[newking70]

Re: The Well 19x2: Word to your moms. I came to drop bombs. I got more rhymes than...

who's you favorite jonas brother?
selena gomez or miley cyrus?

[B Bent]

Re: The Well 19x2: Word to your moms. I came to drop bombs. I got more rhymes than...

who's you favorite jonas brother?
selena gomez or miley cyrus?

Both are mere children!

[B2D]

Re: The Well 19x2: Word to your moms. I came to drop bombs. I got more rhymes than...

Jessica Rabbit or Holli Would?

(May need to do a google image search on the latter.)

[B Bent]

Re: The Well 19x2: Word to your moms. I came to drop bombs. I got more rhymes than...

Jessica Rabbit or Holli Would?

(May need to do a google image search on the latter.)

Without even know the other one I say Jessica all the way. I married a redhead dude!

[guitfiddle]

Re: The Well 19x2: Word to your moms. I came to drop bombs. I got more rhymes than...

Here's the clincher...Ginger or Mary Anne?

[B2D]

Re: The Well 19x2: Word to your moms. I came to drop bombs. I got more rhymes than...

What's the most unusual thing you've ever eaten intentionally or unintentionally?

[B Bent]

Re: The Well 19x2: Word to your moms. I came to drop bombs. I got more rhymes than...

What's the most unusual thing you've ever eaten intentionally or unintentionally?

Ants and I have had Ostrich before and it is quite nice.

[ratherdashing]

Re: The Well 19x2: Word to your moms. I came to drop bombs. I got more rhymes than...

I married a redhead dude!

Congrats! I assume you went to California or Canada in order for the marriage to be legal?