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pointsouth
Gulfport, Mississippi USA
Posted: Mar 18, 2008, 6:54 PM CST
This week it has to be "I Won't Back Down" by Tom Petty. Hopefully, in a few days it will be "Free Bird" by Skynyrd!!!


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pointsouth
Gulfport, Mississippi USA
Posted: Mar 6, 2008, 8:39 AM CST
vintagerock wrote:
hey PS! good to see you... yeah DIO and Rainbow are amazing bands....havent' heard too much of blackmore but what i've heard i've liked!

what's new with you? did you finally decide to joinm the tribute band?


I haven't made a final decision though they are pressing me hard. The problem is I've never played in a cover band - always original stuff and I've written scores of songs recently that I still haven't ever played live. As much as I love Pink Floyd, I really dig playing my own creations. We'll see what happens though.

Well you know Ritchie Blackmore started with Deep Purple before Rainbow. He is one of my favourite guitarists. He makes every note count and I like that. Some of my favourites vocalists have played with Blackmore: Ian Gillan, Glenn Hughes and Ronnie James Dio.


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pointsouth
Gulfport, Mississippi USA
Posted: Mar 6, 2008, 8:23 AM CST
Man, this thread is my kinda radio station. Hey VR! Mentioning Rainbow makes me want to go to the CD cabinet and get my Blackmore and Dio on...


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pointsouth
Gulfport, Mississippi USA
Posted: Mar 6, 2008, 8:15 AM CST
I'm listening to Miranda's End cos I've got my space goin' on another tab. Before that though I was listening to Heart because I have to learn Barracuda for an upcoming gig.

How 'bout it for Rush!!!


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Gulfport, Mississippi USA
Posted: Mar 6, 2008, 7:22 AM CST
Ambrose2007 wrote:
Not to provoke a fight (though that might be fun), but what about Jethro Tull? Consider what Ian Anderson can do with a flute!


"I get by with a little help from my friends"
Hey Ambrose! I started a thread earlier in the week about Pink Floyd and I was "wondering aloud" when someone was gonna mention Jethro Tull. What a history Ian and Martin have had! A good friend of mine was offered the drummer spot after Barriemore Barlow left the band - but he turned it down. He had played with Frank Zappa and Captain Beefheart for several albums and was tired of the road. Tull played here recently and my buddy (who located here a few years back from California) had backstage passes and offered me two tickets. Can you believe it was on the night of my daughter's first piano recital!!! He got to drink beer and hang out with the band all night. There are 365 days in the year and they had to pick the one night I couldn't go! Maybe there is a new thread coming...


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pointsouth
Gulfport, Mississippi USA
Posted: Mar 6, 2008, 7:15 AM CST
vintagerock wrote:
that's like asking if i like coffee better or chocolate (in this reference elvis is coffee...don't ask why. he just is!)

can't we all just get along and say mocha? let's hear it for pink floyd! the hair, the good looks, and the musical brilliance...they had it all!


My friend is not gonna miss an opportunity to plug Pink Floyd - right VR? I have to remain Comfortably Numb on this one since I'm from Mississippi. We are not allowed to vote against Elvis. I think it might be a State statute or something. I'm too young too have began my musical journey with Elvis but I did begin with the Beatles and still love all the music. I never listened to Elvis back in the day - though over the years I have acquired a fondness for his style and contribution to the annals of rock n roll. The Beatles had the musical genius - Elvis had the mojo. What more can I say?


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pointsouth
Gulfport, Mississippi USA
Posted: Mar 6, 2008, 7:05 AM CST
The name of my web design company is "All Points South" so I use "pointsouth" often as a username. Pretty dull, huh?


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pointsouth
Gulfport, Mississippi USA
Posted: Mar 6, 2008, 7:02 AM CST
I don't have to justify purchases...like why buying a new guitar is more important than buying a new dishwasher.


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Gulfport, Mississippi USA
Posted: Mar 6, 2008, 12:24 AM CST
I'm a newbie here but I found someone to ask out the second day and very close to where I live. And she's a cutie! Ain't this a great site!


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pointsouth
Gulfport, Mississippi USA
Posted: Mar 2, 2008, 9:41 AM CST
Claayer wrote:
oh.. maybe it's not the humidity.. the heat.. something.. I don't know. haha.. But it only comes out once per year.


The humidity is so thick here that it sometimes feels like it's raining even when there ain't a cloud in the sky.


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pointsouth
Gulfport, Mississippi USA
Posted: Mar 2, 2008, 9:13 AM CST
Claayer wrote:
Being blonde AND stupid.. what does that mean? what difference does it make?


I'm not a scientist by any stretch and don't really understand the physics of it but some dishes are affected by altitude and humidity. When I visit the hills of Tennessee, I have to adjust my biscuit recipe and cooking time a bit. I figured it may be the same for cornbread since its, in a sense, a cake that has to rise. We have a candy dish here called "Divinity" but you can really only make it certain times of the year - most notably in the wintertime when a dry cold front moves in.


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pointsouth
Gulfport, Mississippi USA
Posted: Mar 2, 2008, 8:37 AM CST
How 'bout a little redneck cuisine: RED BEANS AND RICE w/ CORNBREAD (of course)...

Here's how I cook it:
Ingredients:
2 lbs. Camellia Dried Red Beans (I’m particular but use whatever kind you want)
3½ cups Instant Rice or equivalent slow-cook rice
1 cup Chopped Celery
1 cup Chopped Bell Pepper
2 Onions Chopped
1 can Rotel
1 lb. Sausage
1 tsp. Salt
Black Pepper or Cayenne Pepper to taste

Get to it:
- Place beans in a suitable size pot (I use a 5 qt) and cover with water (remember beans will greatly swell so choose a sufficient size pot).
- Soak overnight.
- Place in a stock pot for cooking and add just enough water to cover the beans.
- Dice Celery, Bell Pepper and Onions and add to the pot along with Rotel.
- Slice Sausage into coins and add to the pot along with salt and pepper.
- Bring to a boil, then cut down to simmer (lowest setting).
- Cook for about two hours or until the beans are tender.
- Serve in bowls over cooked rice and mix in well.

Now for the cornbread...

Ingredients:

8” Cast Iron Skillet:
1½ cups cornmeal
+/- 1 cup milk or buttermilk
2 tbsp. (+ 2 tbsp. for skillet) cooking oil
1 egg

10” Cast Iron Skillet:
2 cups cornmeal
+/- 1¼ cup milk or buttermilk
¼ cup (+ 2 tbsp. for skillet) cooking oil
1 egg

Get to it:
- Pour 2 tbsp. of oil into skillet and rotate until the bottom is covered.
- Place skillet in the oven and preheat to 425 degrees.
- Pour cornmeal into a mixing bowl.
- Add oil, milk and egg. Whisk until mixed in well. Set aside.
- When oven has preheated – take the skillet out and pour in batter.
- Cook for approx. 20 minutes – remove and flip the cake. Cook for approx. 5 more minutes.
- Remove, cut and butter. Into just don’t get no better than this!

I'm near sea level so cook times may vary. Let me know whatya think...



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pointsouth
Gulfport, Mississippi USA
Posted: Mar 1, 2008, 8:37 PM CST
[quote=kidatheart
The net has some great stations that you can listen to while at home but I hate to say I've never heard anything like Rock 106 for variety. Too bad they don't wxist anymore.[/quote]

You know - maybe they would still exist if the music being produced today was of the same caliber as back then - just MHO.


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pointsouth
Gulfport, Mississippi USA
Posted: Mar 1, 2008, 8:18 PM CST
kidatheart wrote:
Where were you when I was in Mississippi? All I heard was country and gospel on the majority of the stations when I was there.

Can you pick up any Dallas/Ft.Worth radio stations? When I was in Oklahoma that's what I listened to all the time. They have a great appreciation for rock and roll. Everything under the sun, just turn the dial!


I'm along the Gulf Coast and there has been some really popular rock stations for years. I don't know about upstate though. Where 'bout were you located here?


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pointsouth
Gulfport, Mississippi USA
Posted: Mar 1, 2008, 7:57 PM CST
kidatheart wrote:
Is it just me or am I the only one that can't stand to hear "Money" or "Stairway to Heaven" anymore.
Two of my favorite bands but I've heard these two songs enough to last me a lifetime.
WTF is it with radio nowadys? I miss the days of ROCK 106 Spokane and the like, where they played "B" sides and obscure tracks from popular bands.


Hey Bro,

You are right - they play the songs to death. That is why I never listen to radio anymore. I really want to - I want to support rock radio - I don't want rock radio to die - but I can't stand hearing the same songs played to death. I have about 30,000 songs in my office and so the same songs don't get played over and over (well at least not the ones you're likely to hear on the radio). The bottom line is I can still enjoy hearing Money or Stairway to Heaven. But, alas,the days of album rock are over and the world is not better for it.


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pointsouth
Gulfport, Mississippi USA
Posted: Mar 1, 2008, 7:37 PM CST
Fallenangel74 wrote:
Helloo hello hello ,Is anybody out there....
I have become comfortably numb!!

Pink Floyd totally rocks!


Yeah we're out there. This is my first day at CS and I just thought I'd fill some "empty spaces" maybe take some "time" in an otherwise dull day. Just "one of my turns" as I get "lost for words" but I "keep talking" cos I've got "high hopes" that I'll "take it back." "It's a miracle" that I'm not "amused to death" - does this all make "perfect sense"? Maybe I should express it in dollars and cents - i.e. "money." I better "run like hell" before I get "comfortably numb." ~Cheers.


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pointsouth
Gulfport, Mississippi USA
Posted: Mar 1, 2008, 7:14 PM CST
vintagerock wrote:
yay a kindred soul! i do it with other rock bands too. so name some other bands you like? my top 10 would be Pink floyd obviously, led zeppelin, jimi hendrix, the doors, the who, rolling stones, grand funk railroad, lynrd skynrd, bob dylan, david bowie, queen, the cure

i think that's more than 10, i got tons of others but these top the list


Well you pretty much covered my favourites but I have to add a couple more like Deep Purple, Rush, Blue Oyster Cult...actually once I get started its hard to quit. Lynyrd Skynyrd (I'm a Southerner after all) and Pink Floyd are the two main ones though.


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pointsouth
Gulfport, Mississippi USA
Posted: Mar 1, 2008, 7:02 PM CST
vintagerock wrote:
are you one of those people that finds floyd references in everything? like i can't look at a cow without thinking of 'atom heart mother' or whenever i see a doctor i want to break into a spontaneous rendition of 'take up thy stethoscope and walk' ..hehe i can relate pretty much anything to pink floyd...

one of my favorite lines would have to be
'there is no dark side of the moon, matter of fact, it's all dark'


Man, you're putting me on the spot with that one. Yes, it's true - and I think some people think I'm a bit disturbed for it. But I admit it's not just Pink Floyd - I do it with rock n roll titles all the time. However, PF tops the list...


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pointsouth
Gulfport, Mississippi USA
Posted: Mar 1, 2008, 6:24 PM CST
vintagerock wrote:
man i love you for starting this post! i could talk about pink floyd all day...and do...ask anyone who knows me


Thanks! What else are we gonna talk about - the weather? I don't jam to Pink Floyd near as much as I really should. I used to be a lead vocalist as well as guitarist and I lost my voice (nodes). I can still sing Roger Waters but I can't always sing the Gilmour parts. It's frustrating. However, I do listen to some Floyd in my office I would say nearly every day. It's like a "daily fix" thing - right?


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