simmo wrote:Actually, that central point is probably Naseby.

Which leads me to the suggestion that all PRFers need to organise a monthly or even quarterly 20 person sonic reenactment of the battle of Naseby on the site of the famous civil war skirmish.

Covering New Model Army songs?

simmo wrote:Actually, that central point is probably Naseby.

Which leads me to the suggestion that all PRFers need to organise a monthly or even quarterly 20 person sonic reenactment of the battle of Naseby on the site of the famous civil war skirmish.

How many rhythm stabbings is that?

Cranius wrote:

simmo wrote:Actually, that central point is probably Naseby.

Which leads me to the suggestion that all PRFers need to organise a monthly or even quarterly 20 person sonic reenactment of the battle of Naseby on the site of the famous civil war skirmish.

Covering New Model Army songs?

Bagsy I sing lead vocals on Vagabonds.

Anyone fancy some New Model Army jewelry? A Thunder and Consolation] nose stud, anyone? Check out their online shop.

Rimbaud III wrote:

simmo wrote:Actually, that central point is probably Naseby.

Which leads me to the suggestion that all PRFers need to organise a monthly or even quarterly 20 person sonic reenactment of the battle of Naseby on the site of the famous civil war skirmish.

How many rhythm stabbings is that?

Such and abundance of angular, diminished stabbings that you won't be able to count them.

I feel that on the battlefield, we may well finally be able to settle the never-ending wood vs metal neck guitar debate around these parts. As much as I'd like a Fender Jaguar, I think you'd be much better equipped swinging a huge slab of cast aluminium around your head...

A battle of this sort would necessitate maximum axeage:

THREAD CLOSED.

NOT CRAP.

I fancy myself a rhythm guitarist. It's tough to find peopel to play with in Atlanta though...there seems to be so much emphasis placed on lead skills.

Maybe it's just me.

Rhythm guitarists are the ones who do the interesting shit. Leads are boring. I'd rather hear a theremin half the time.

Strictly rhythm, here.

iembalm wrote:Strictly rhythm, here.

You don't want to make it cry or sing?

Rimbaud III wrote:A battle of this sort would necessitate maximum axeage:

That guitar would be great for opening giant comedy bottles of beer.