The Well C : Hey diddle diddle, in the well with guitfiddle

[guitfiddle]

What made you move to Colorado? Where exactly do you live in Colorado? You don't cook at The Fort do you?

I basically grew up in CO.

I came out here to go to culinary school. Some friends of mine lived here already, so I had a place to crash once I got here.

Jamestown is the town I live in. It's about 18 miles North West of Boulder. It sits at 7000 ft above sea level(84,000 inches ), and there are only 300 or so permanent residents.

If you had the chance to travel to a different country for a week and for free, where would you go?

Fill in the blank: Peanut butter and ________ Sandwich.

I'd go to New Zealand most likely.

"Peanut better and apple butter sandwich." Good stuff.

If you could only watch one thing on TV for the rest of your life, and it had to be a cartoon, what would it be?

What cartoon character would you want to be?

What cartoon character would you want to do?

I guess I'd watch King of The Hill...enough variety in the stories as to not be boring.

As for whom to be, I'd be Buggs Bunny, because he always came out the winner. I'd do Jessica Rabbit.

[newking70]

did you ever find your pedal board?

[guitfiddle]

did you ever find your pedal board?

Nope. I left it in that bar...and I bet by now some bedroom rocker is playing some crap or the other on it. Haven't seen it for sale in whole or part.

Only thing I've ever left at a venue.

I did get another of the most important pedal on there.

[Gr8Scott]

Name one non-related/non-forum/non-musician person that you'd most like to buy a beer for at a bar.

Name one non-related musician that you'd like to buy a beer for at a bar.

[guitfiddle]

Name one non-related/non-forum/non-musician person that you'd most like to buy a beer for at a bar.

Name one non-related musician that you'd like to buy a beer for at a bar.

Stephen King
Warren Haynes

[Bones]

Do you know what a blue waffle is?

[guitfiddle]

Do you know what a blue waffle is?

No. Sounds like it might be painful.

Edit: Found it...eeeeewwwwww

[grumptruck]

Jeez... another Urban Dictionary save...

[grumptruck]

The usual:

Who is your top 10 favorite forum member's you'd want to have a coffee with... and by coffee I mean coffee?

Are you religious?

Your inspirations? (music, whatever)

[Kam]

What forum brothers gear are you the most jealous of?

What instrument played by a famous musician would you most like to be able to play for an hour?

[guitfiddle]

The usual:

Who is your top 10 favorite forum member's you'd want to have a coffee with... and by coffee I mean coffee?

Are you religious?

Your inspirations? (music, whatever)

Johnjohn, Ginormous, Jolly, Lucid, Gamera, Jeremy, Gearjonser, Crusty, Sosomething, Gr8Scott.

Not an active church goer, but I have my beliefs in place.

The guys who carry on even if they arent' going to be the one who finishes first, or make the biggest difference in the most lives at once. The ones who just get on with it.

What forum brothers gear are you the most jealous of?

What instrument played by a famous musician would you most like to be able to play for an hour?

SomeDude has a few nice pieces. Low_Fidelity has a Fender Concert amp I'd like to have one of. More or less, I just have learned to get it on with what I have, though.

The Mandocello that Tim O'Brian played at Rockygrass a few years ago. Beautiful.

[SamusChief]

Favorite model of guitar? Please explain.

Favorite amp? Also, Explain.

[guitfiddle]

Favorite model of guitar? Please explain.

Favorite amp? Also, Explain.

At the moment, Telecasters

They have the right scale length, single cut body, simple controls. That's what I dig.

Right now, my favorite amp is a Music Man HD 150.

150 watts from 4 6L6 tubes, with a ss preamp that actually sounds good. Loud as hell, and can double as a killer bass amp.

[Jake]

I'll ask the two questions I like to ask in various wells:


A) What's a band you're embarassed to admit to liking? If you're not embarassed, list a guilty pleasure band.


B) What's a band that you're not embarassed to admit to liking, but their sound is vastly different than the stuff you normally listen to, and explain what it is they do that makes you like them, despite it not being in your normal genre(s).

[guitfiddle]

I'll ask the two questions I like to ask in various wells:


A) What's a band you're embarassed to admit to liking? If you're not embarassed, list a guilty pleasure band.


B) What's a band that you're not embarassed to admit to liking, but their sound is vastly different than the stuff you normally listen to, and explain what it is they do that makes you like them, despite it not being in your normal genre(s).

Alkaline Trio. Something just clicks with me from those guys and their sound.


Afro-Celt Sound System. Anything from rootsy acoustic stuff to dreamy mood pieces, to techno inspired craziness. All of it is tied together by African drummers/instrumentalists/vocalists mixed with Irish instrumentalists/vocalists. Pure win.

[Jake]

Alkaline Trio. Something just clicks with me from those guys and their sound.


Afro-Celt Sound System. Anything from rootsy acoustic stuff to dreamy mood pieces, to techno inspired craziness. All of it is tied together by African drummers/instrumentalists/vocalists mixed with Irish instrumentalists/vocalists. Pure win.

Doooood, I love Alkaline Trio! "Maybe I'll Catch Fire" and "From Here To Infirmary" are modern punk classics, IMO.


I'll have to check the latter band out, I've never heard of them before.

[guitfiddle]

Well (heh) now is the day I pass this unbeleivable exciting well along.

Rush Of Blood is up next.

Peace