Ultimate Rhoads

this is great to hear... welcome!!!!!

I saw Sabbath in 99, when Pantera opened up for them at the Palace of Auburn Hills. LOL....I was brave enough to go into the mosh pit after some liquid courage (red stripe)

where Tarantino is concerned.. my son Eric told he loves the modern day version of "The Inglorious Bastards." On a whimsical note..my oldest Stephanie dressed up as Go Go Yubari for Cospplay. These modern day college kids of are so witty. Very clever. :) She enjoyed "Kill Bill." ...

I came across a song that moved me. I am a DJ, so I listen to a wide variety. I wanted to share this song with all you who play. I put a tear in my eye. It's Rik Emmett, "Calling Saint Celia"

I agree. I have seen some of his live performances on you tube. I liked Cacophony. I am always looking to broaden my musical horizons.

I was in the front row for the Powerslave tour. It was so loud my ears were ringing for 3 days. 2 summers ago, I saw them play at an amphitheare. I wanted to observe.

what kind of frets are those? just curious ...please educate me...

I like to listen to Modern Rockabilly and Psychobilly..I am currently into a group called Johnny Barber and the Living Deads and I like Tiger Army...

Nice! Look forward to meeting you then!

On that note..I give you a joke to lighten the mood.... A football player and a hockey player meet St Peter at the Pearly Gates...Peter says,"Answer this question and I will let you in...What is the meaning of Easter?" The football player says, "Candy basktes and chocolate bunnies!&qu...

I have an ESP LTD F250...black azimuth finish...I bought it from Vicki and Carlos Cavazo...Its fun to play..the neck is small enough for my hands...Dont laugh, I am trying to learn "Sweet Jane" by the Cowboy Junkies as of recent.

I smile on the inside...ha ha ha..I was tinkering with Pro Tools at the time...

This is what I look like now...this was taken last week..

I have been to San Bernadino twice..I went the first time in 2001 and left red roses and a polka dot balloon. I spent an hour or so there, just talking and taking it all in...I felt goosebumps and a hug. I was so moved I tears started running down my face... The second time..I went to the 20th in 20...

The Alchemist sounds like a fascinating read..My personal choices are "The Art Of War" by Sun Tzu and "Dune" by Frank Herbert. I also read philosophy book and the the great myths..My tastes are eclectic.