Gods above us

[Reeltarded]

Working on a thing and started thinking about Hollywood. Took a break and started wondering what the old folks were up to. Thought about "Peg" and youtubed Jay Graydon.. found this.

https://youtu.be/aMVaZqnfAqY?t=1695

[cbass]

It's sad really. I can't even go to the pub for a burger because the fauxuntry they p!ay causes me to pray for a giant comet to just end it all.Ive noticed that my 21yo and his friends pretty much don't listen to today's music. People are starved for something real.
https://youtu.be/bwrKD-sn3Mg

[cbass]

Oops here's the link I meant to post https://youtu.be/OT2Rgx-_faE

[kanderson70]

Jay Graydon has just become my new hero Love his candidness as he speaks the truth.

[cbass]

Jay Graydon has just become my new hero Love his candidness as he speaks the truth.

yup. it's a fact no kids dare to step foot on his lawn

[Reeltarded]

Jay Graydon has just become my new hero Love his candidness as he speaks the truth.

The people from 1978 are furious.

He talks about Tommy Tedesco earlier in the vid. Tommy was a fantastic person of sense. He might have something to do with my sarcasm of simplicity. There are people who create complexity just to make it appear they overcame it. The sociacrats. They will spend a generation on a 12 second question.

Bastards.

[TUBEDUDE]

Not sure of its veracity, but the rumor back in the day was Tommy financed Smiths takeover of Fender in the mid eighties.

[norburybrook]

Miles,

Thank you so much for posting that. Just a great interview, the end is sad because I'm still in this world professionally and it's getting harder and I've seen it happen over the last 30 years myself personally.


I was lucky that I caught the end of the good days I the late 80's 90's so I can't complain. Interesting that I sold a guitar last week to a young guy in his 20's and I asked him how it was out there for him starting out and he said it was OK, he was earning a living playing guitar. Doing some teaching, show's gigs etc, so it still can be done.


personally I've found myself going back to where I started, playing with great players regardeless of 'pay grade' of the gig and just enjoying playing.



just wanted to end on a possitive note.

M

[martin manning]

Finally got some time to listen. Great stuff for sure. Some of these guys are on the road now and then. In fact most of the time I'm looking at at who's in the band when buying tickets to a show.

[Reeltarded]

Miles,

Thank you so much for posting that. Just a great interview, the end is sad because I'm still in this world professionally and it's getting harder and I've seen it happen over the last 30 years myself personally.


I was lucky that I caught the end of the good days I the late 80's 90's so I can't complain. Interesting that I sold a guitar last week to a young guy in his 20's and I asked him how it was out there for him starting out and he said it was OK, he was earning a living playing guitar. Doing some teaching, show's gigs etc, so it still can be done.


personally I've found myself going back to where I started, playing with great players regardeless of 'pay grade' of the gig and just enjoying playing.



just wanted to end on a possitive note.

M

Yeah. Whatever. You can say all that and wish it but I am going on an online tour around the Universe with a ringtone. Follow me on Twitter and Insta to find out more about my next massive YouTube drop "Taking Dis Shitz BEEP (girl I love you)" it is a beat about a guy who rents a phone and can't read music who tries to impress empty whores by telling them he is a producer.

BEEP

Yo uhh..

BEEP

Rawr

BEEP

Mmmhmm mhhmmm here come the bridge

BEEP BEEP

Yeah Whodat

BEEP BEEP

Girl we got problems

BEEP BEEP

That we can work through

BEEP BEEP

Cause girl I love you more than Twizzlers

BEEP

hahah

Shit

[TUBEDUDE]

Yousa funny mofo Reelz.

[Reeltarded]

meh.. just very angry.

[martin manning]

Annnyway, part one of that Graydon interview is good too, more amp tech content.