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DARK VOICE OF ANGELIQUE - SHELL (PROMO VID)

hobbesc@hotmail.com — Sat, 05 May 2012 16:17:53 GMT

DARK VOICE OF ANGELIQUE – SHELL

Genre: Breakbeat, Drum'n'bass, EBM, Powernoise, Ambient, Experimental

http://www.facebook.com/pages/DARKPOP-BAND-ANGELIQUE/..

http://www.youtube.com/user/MsOKeller

Neverhood OST: Klayman's Theme acoustic guitar cover

hobbesc@hotmail.com — Wed, 28 Dec 2011 13:06:02 GMT

Уроки игры на гитаре

hobbesc@hotmail.com — Sat, 09 Jul 2011 20:23:33 GMT

Открыт набор на летние интенсивные курсы по обучению игры на гитаре:
1 уровень - аккомпанемент
2 уровень - мелодия с аккордами
3 уровень - fingerstyle

Подробнее, с примерами, о курсах я рассказал на ролике:

Надеюсь, что ролик вам понравился :)

Занятия проходят в группе 2 раза в неделю по 1,5 часа в 5 минутах от м. ул 1905 года.
Стоимость одного занятия 400 рублей!

Если будите делать домашнее задание, то через месяц будете играть аккомпанемент с видом знатока:)

Фамильный архив!

hobbesc@hotmail.com — Sat, 12 Mar 2011 20:46:21 GMT

Узнайте все о своей фамилии!

Миша Ряженка - Творческий Вечер 18 января!

hobbesc@hotmail.com — Sat, 08 Jan 2011 01:02:06 GMT

18 января в клубе Art Garbage состоится дебютный сольный концерт гитариста Миши Ряженки!

Скорее это будет больше похоже на Творческий Вечер, с теплой и домашней обстановкой)

В концерте примут участие друзья и коллеги Миши по музыкальному цеху!

Вечер пройдет в двух сетах - Акустика + Электрика.

В программе прозвучит как авторский материал так и несколько известных композиций из репертуара различных направлений современной музыки (от дЩаза до Светлого мЯталла).

Всем пришедшим CD в подарок!

Информация о Мише:

Биография: http://vkontakte.ru/topic-3661494_14012840

Видео: http://www.youtube.com/user/Miffkayeah

Группа вконтакте: http://vkontakte.ru/club3661494

Цена билетов в предварительной 150р / в день концерта 200р
Заказ билетов по телефону: 8 (926) 418-26-77

Начало в 19:30!

Адрес Клуба:
Москва, Старосадский переулок, дом 5
М. Китай-Город выход на улицу Маросейка, далее по Маросейке и третий переулок (на углу церковь) направо, вход в ворота, проходите через двор МОСХа и выходите в дворик клуба Телефон/факс: (495) 628-87-45

MuzDrive Sessions

hobbesc@hotmail.com — Wed, 03 Mar 2010 22:07:15 GMT

From our little perfomance in MuzDrive Music Shop (Moscow, Russia) 26.02.2010

Rechargeable 9V's in gear

hobbesc@hotmail.com — Tue, 19 Jan 2010 20:09:56 GMT

Fellow guitar guys and gals, we all love the convenience of plugging in musical devices, but there are times when it is far more convenient to use batteries. And far more convenient for our lowly musician wages to use rechargeables.

So, what all brands of chargers and rechargeable 9-volts have you had the most success with using in your wireless mics, in-ear systems, wireless systems, and stompboxes?

I'm trying to find the cheapest and most reliable solutions. Looks like Tenergy (on Amazon.com) and Rayovac have had the most positive reviews.

Apologies for the crosspost, but I need answers fast!

New guitar videos...

hobbesc@hotmail.com — Sun, 03 Jan 2010 23:25:00 GMT

Orianthi signed guitar giveaway

hobbesc@hotmail.com — Fri, 18 Dec 2009 13:15:26 GMT

Orianthi was Michael Jackson's guitarist during the This Is It rehearsals and now you can win this awesome guitar signed by her.

Set a flame again

hobbesc@hotmail.com — Sat, 02 May 2009 05:22:24 GMT

Hello music fans and friends alike, just thought I'd drop in for a few moments to let you all know. Green Day is releasing a new album on May 15th, titled 21st Century Breakdown. Below is a widget where you can check out the new single, Know Your Enemy, and follow what the band has going on right now.

Joe Satriani - Midnight

hobbesc@hotmail.com — Wed, 11 Feb 2009 15:58:05 GMT

Sup guys, check out my video!

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My Apocalypse - Metallica

hobbesc@hotmail.com — Sun, 23 Nov 2008 19:53:28 GMT

That Was Just Your Life - Metallica

hobbesc@hotmail.com — Sun, 23 Nov 2008 19:34:56 GMT

SPIN Magazine Looking for International Correspondents

hobbesc@hotmail.com — Wed, 24 Sep 2008 23:41:23 GMT

Hello!
My name is Patricia Wysopal and I am the International Correspondent Coordinator here at SPIN Magazine (www.spin.com) in San Francisco/ New York. We are looking for fun writers who are familiar with their local music scene and would be willing to regularly submit stories, photographs and videos from the following European cities.

*VIENNA
*PRAGUE
*BUDAPEST
*BUCHAREST
*WARSAW
*MOSCOW

I thought maybe you or someone you know would be interested in this amazing opportunity. SPIN is launching a new global program within the next few months and we are trying to recruit potential writers/photographers to contribute content. The submitted material will be moderated by regional editors, who will provide feedback and advice to the reporters. Although we won't have the infrastructure prepared for submissions until the end of the year, we'd like to have an idea of who's willing to contribute. We will be paying writers, photographers and videographers a small sum for their efforts. Opportunities will be available by the end of the year. If you're interested please send the following things to me at pwysopal@spin.com as soon as possible.

1) picture of yourself (for our International Correspondent Profiles)
2) short bio including your age, location, any writing/video/photography experience you have
3) description of your local music scene

Feel free to contact me anytime with questions. Thank you very much for your time!

****************
Patricia Wysopal
SPIN | International Correspondent Coordinator
pwysopal@spin.com
59 Grant Avenue
San Francisco, CA 94108
Office: 415.362.7797 x291
www.spin.com

Epic Guitar Solo

hobbesc@hotmail.com — Mon, 15 Sep 2008 19:25:19 GMT

All of us, no matter our skill level, should feel better after watching this.

If you can't stand the song, skip to 3:30

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t9ZStCdjIUw

Online lessons?

hobbesc@hotmail.com — Sun, 14 Sep 2008 12:23:22 GMT

Hi all,

I was wondering if anybody has used any online guitar tutorials/teaching sites? Are they any good?

I play recreationally and would like to develop my skills a bit, so would like to hear of any experiences with online resources. I particularly love blues but also like classical fingerpicking and a bit of rock (sorry - *adopts gravelly voice* - RAWK!).

Would really appreciate some input from you lovely guitar peeps.

Word to your mothers!

x-posted

hobbesc@hotmail.com — Thu, 03 Jul 2008 06:13:08 GMT

P/s: Dear Mods, my apologies if this is not allowed. Feel free to remove. ^^;;

This is to promote a new community, seriousaboutit. Specially catered to those who are starting their journey into the world of guitar-playing, who would like a place to keep track of their progress without offloading everything onto their own personal Livejournal - we know not everyone's interested in your guitar ramblings. (Geeks, unite!) Or maybe you would want someone else to offer constructive critique to your progress; like-minded people who share your passion, someone who can understand why you've turned down the offer to date the hottest guy/girl (whichever way you sway) in town just to spend more time with your guitar...

This is for you. We're serious about our guitar-playing and getting there, just like you. ;)

best guitar lesson site?

hobbesc@hotmail.com — Sat, 24 May 2008 15:34:34 GMT

I just learned a song really fast, for me; and I'm pretty sure it was because it was via a video lesson
teh lesson was on youtube, a ganked lesson from licklibrary (was outstanding)
so I'm tentatively lookign to do a subscript with them, and I probably will anyways... because they're so reasonable: 1 pound 50p, a month
but I wanted to ask if any of you have any thoughts on the matter

thanks.

edit:
pardon: 1 pound 50p per week

Pitchfork anyone?

hobbesc@hotmail.com — Thu, 08 May 2008 02:39:50 GMT

http://www.pitchfor kmedia.com/ article/record_ review/50325- the-evangelist

Bulletproof Soul

hobbesc@hotmail.com — Sun, 20 Apr 2008 20:37:03 GMT

Y'all shuld check these guys out they some badass players.

http://www.mediafire.com/?4gm4hbljpnw

www.myspace.com/bulletproofsoulg

Instrumental Rock Guitar

hobbesc@hotmail.com — Fri, 18 Apr 2008 12:39:20 GMT

Hey, cool group, it's my pleasure to join.

I've uploaded some of my new instrumental guitar songs onto my profile, check 'em out if you have time.

Cheers

Session work Q's?

hobbesc@hotmail.com — Tue, 08 Jan 2008 17:54:29 GMT

Hey guys and gals, fellow musician needing some advice here on session work and stuff:

1. I have the opportunity to record some bass tracks for a studio helping produce a possibly up-and-coming female artist. I don't know the exact details of how everything's going to down, but they want a ballpark idea of what I would charge for my tracks. I'm totally green to the business of session work, so I guess, what all do you suggest as a good way to determine rates to charge? Per song/per hour? What other factors should be involved? The studio is in the Chicago/Milwaukee area.

2. A not-too-close friend asked me to play guitar for her wedding, and asked me what I would charge for my playing. She said it would be anywhere from 5-6 instrumental songs, totalling 20-30 mins. max. I'd bring my amp, so it'll be pretty easy set up and low key. She's a friend, so I don't want to rip her off, but I don't want to seem too cheap either. Again, any ideas for rates in this case?

Any help would be much apppreciated! Sorry for the cross-posting, but I need feedback in all areas!

-D

Fat Fingers?

hobbesc@hotmail.com — Wed, 28 Nov 2007 02:39:28 GMT

OK I am one of those people always wanted to play so I got the guitar played a bit put it away, done so about 10 times now, but I founf theguitar.about.com lessons and been playign a bit lately.. now I notice when I do a G (at least I think its a G (x32010) my 1 finger on the 1st fret is contantly causing problems with the last string.. do I just keep playing and eventualy after playing my fingers will get smaller fomr working out, or do I keep tryign to correct it (I have tried everything hand position, I dunno what im doing wroing)

I have my hand usually with my thumb at the middle of the back (I read that having it over the top of the back is ill form)

will it evenutally just go away or become easier to go away this problem, should I stay put till I have this fixed or progress to the next level and mayeby it gets better

as of now I just do this for my practice
Chromatic scale backward and forward about 5-10 minutes (boring but I have to persist in it) Alt. pick up and down
postiion the chords and play them a bit G,D,C

I havent really tried any songs yet just trying to get down goign from one chrod to the next.. no wonder I always got frustrated :) but I can tell im doing well at remembering what chord it looks like

any ideas to work on my stretching and what not outside of guitar time, I have a stress ball I use like that finger excerciser you see maybey thats all I need

Thanks!

GEARHEADS HELP!!! BBE 482i vs 362 Sonic Maximizer

hobbesc@hotmail.com — Sun, 04 Nov 2007 05:43:36 GMT

Hello Everyone!

Im looking for someone who can help explain to me the difference of the BBE 482i as compared to the 362 Sonic Maximizer. Im having one of these bought in the near future and i really need help choosing one.

I just know that the 482i is a newer model plus it uses some sort of newer BBE technology. and it costs less than getting 2 sonic stomps. (Sonic Stomps cost 99$ times 2 whereas the BBE 482i is 179$) But at the same time. The 362 costs as much as the sonic stomp! and its stereo!

I looking to install/mount this under/inside my guitar pedalboard so any help would be great! Thanks so much for your opinions in advance!

I want to get these cause there are some instances when i need to be out on 2 channels!. Buying 2 sonic stomps doesnt seem practical if i can get a cheaper rackmount one that has better (?) specs.

I dont know! Please help! thanks!

Jorel

LINKS FOR YOUR REFERENCE

BBE 482i Sonic Maximizer

http://www.bbesound.com/products/maxim/482i.asp

http://www.musiciansfriend.com/product/BBE-482i-Sonic-Maximizer?sku=180913&src=3SOSWXXA

BBE 362 Sonic Maximizer

http://www.bbesound.com/products/maxim/362.asp

http://www.musiciansfriend.com/product/BBE-362-Sonic-Maximizer?sku=180910

Rock & Roll Murder Mysteries

hobbesc@hotmail.com — Wed, 31 Oct 2007 23:51:50 GMT

Patricia Kennealy Morrison, the woman who married Jim Morrison in a pagan ceremony, has a new book (she's written sci fi fantasy before) out--a rock n' roll murder mystery, set in the 1960's psychedelia Summer of Love period. The tunes! The clothes! The hair! The body count! It sounds like a lot of fun. She also has a live journal: pkmorrison. Here's the info about her book and how to order it.

http://www.lulu.com/content/1164503

TURN ON, TUNE IN, DROP DEAD…

The Rock & Roll Murders: The Rennie Stride Mysteries...by Patricia Morrison

Sex, drugs, rock&roll—and murder. A slightly different side of the Sixties.

She's a newspaper reporter whose beat is rock, not a detective, and her best-friend sidekick is a blond bisexual superstar chick singer, not a cop, but murder rocks their world, following them through the heart of the Sixties, from Haight-Ashbury to the Hollywood Hills, from the East Village to Abbey Road....

Seamlessly blending the fictional with the real: the stars, the bands, the music, all the excitement of the most incredible decade of the last century...

Full of rockworld dish and attitude, created by someone who was not only there for it but who made some of it happen herself, and who actually remembers it...

And with murder to sit in and jam.

It is a time when things are happening that have never happened before...when artists like Jerry Garcia and Janis Joplin and Mick Jagger are doing stuff onstage that people never dreamed of when listening to Perry Como...when rock is the hottest thing on the planet and the people who make it their life and love and work are the coolest people you could ever hope to meet.

The time when it was all NEW: the music, the hair, the clothes, the drugs, the sex, the politics, the revolution in society that stopped a war and changed the world.
A time often imitated, always envied by those not lucky enough to have been there for it, certainly never surpassed...and now with a body count!

Over the course of the series, which will run from 1964 to around 1972, smart, tough, pretty rock writer/social commentator/amateur crime-solver RENNIE STRIDE will move back and forth between San Francisco, Los Angeles, New York and London.

Everywhere she goes, it's the heart of rock and roll: classic scenes like Woodstock, Monterey Pop, the Fillmores East and West, the San Francisco ballrooms, the Greenwich Village rock and folk clubs, LA's Whisky A Go-Go and Troubadour, England's tiny blues dens and huge pop festivals.

As notorious for her affinity for and proximity to foul play—the "rock albatross", as she only half-jokingly calls herself, a murder magnet always around for, or connected to, a string of music-biz murders and counterculture crimes—as she is famous for her journalistic talent and style and personal dash, Rennie is not only a hip rockworld Miss Marple but the friend of dozens of other Sixties movers and shakers, real and fictional: musicians, painters, photographers, clothes designers, record company execs, other writers.
(And the lover of some of the rock deities who are making musical history.)

First up:

Ungrateful Dead: Murder at the Fillmore...

It's March 1966 in San Francisco. Not quite yet the Summer of Love.
Instead, it's the Springtime of Murder. When up-and-coming rock singer Prax McKenna is busted for being at two murder scenes, one of which takes place at that temple of rock, the newly opened Fillmore Auditorium, her best friend, newspaper reporter Rennie Stride, resolves to find the real killer and spring Prax from the slammer. What nobody expects, least of all Rennie, is what happens next...

Patricia Morrison is a retired rock critic and editor, the author of The Keltiad science-fantasy series and "Strange Days: My Life With and Without Jim Morrison", and was married to rock star Jim Morrison.

Ungrateful Dead: Murder at the Fillmore is available NOW from lulu.com

http://www.lulu.com/content/1164503