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A brand new pair of 803D speakers would be nice. Very nice...
Meanwhile back in the real world (i.e. children at university / private school) I'll probably have to limit myself to some music.
Top of the list is a new DVD from Jeff Beck, which will be released some time in December. The actual release date may require me to hire an F14 from the US Navy to drop it off to me in time for Xmas Day. That shouldn't cost too much should it? Anyone got contacts?
For those of you vaguely interested in my Xmas present, read on (thanks to ultimate-guitar.com). For the rest, hit the Back button now.
Nigel.
Eagle Records will release on November 25 a sensational live album from Jeff Beck: "Performing This Week Live At Ronnie Scott’s Jazz Club". A new Jeff Beck release is always an event and these concerts in particular are eagerly awaited by his fans.
Jeff Beck is a true rock legend. From his time with The Yardbirds in the ‘60s, through The Jeff Beck Group and his solo career, his unique guitar style and constant desire to explore new musical sounds have won him the admiration of peers, critics and fans alike.
This sterling ’07 live gig at the famed British jazz club Ronnie Scott’s in London features the legendary guitarist in a 16-song career-spanning set that incorporates Rock, Jazz, Ballads, Beatles, Blues, Boogie and Bolero. Beck raved it up so much with bassist Tal Wilkenfeld, drummer Vinnie Colaiuta and keyboardist Jason Rebello that the usually sedate London Times gushed, "…perhaps the greatest living guitar virtuoso…combining astonishing technique with a blissful nuance he exercised an almost supernatural control of his fretboard." Jazzwise called it "an absolutely jaw-dropping display of the most exciting, imaginative and inspirational jazz-rock guitar witnessed in years." And London Lite added, "…the kind of visceral, fluid music-making that other guitarists can only dream of."
Recorded over a series of gigs with standing-room-only crowds, the electricity was bouncing off the walls as Beck was clearly inspired himself and egged on by the perfect complement of band mates. A DVD of the event, the first such live concert DVD as authorized by Jeff Beck, will be available in 2009.
Meanwhile back in the real world (i.e. children at university / private school) I'll probably have to limit myself to some music.
Top of the list is a new DVD from Jeff Beck, which will be released some time in December. The actual release date may require me to hire an F14 from the US Navy to drop it off to me in time for Xmas Day. That shouldn't cost too much should it? Anyone got contacts?
For those of you vaguely interested in my Xmas present, read on (thanks to ultimate-guitar.com). For the rest, hit the Back button now.
Nigel.
Eagle Records will release on November 25 a sensational live album from Jeff Beck: "Performing This Week Live At Ronnie Scott’s Jazz Club". A new Jeff Beck release is always an event and these concerts in particular are eagerly awaited by his fans.
Jeff Beck is a true rock legend. From his time with The Yardbirds in the ‘60s, through The Jeff Beck Group and his solo career, his unique guitar style and constant desire to explore new musical sounds have won him the admiration of peers, critics and fans alike.
This sterling ’07 live gig at the famed British jazz club Ronnie Scott’s in London features the legendary guitarist in a 16-song career-spanning set that incorporates Rock, Jazz, Ballads, Beatles, Blues, Boogie and Bolero. Beck raved it up so much with bassist Tal Wilkenfeld, drummer Vinnie Colaiuta and keyboardist Jason Rebello that the usually sedate London Times gushed, "…perhaps the greatest living guitar virtuoso…combining astonishing technique with a blissful nuance he exercised an almost supernatural control of his fretboard." Jazzwise called it "an absolutely jaw-dropping display of the most exciting, imaginative and inspirational jazz-rock guitar witnessed in years." And London Lite added, "…the kind of visceral, fluid music-making that other guitarists can only dream of."
Recorded over a series of gigs with standing-room-only crowds, the electricity was bouncing off the walls as Beck was clearly inspired himself and egged on by the perfect complement of band mates. A DVD of the event, the first such live concert DVD as authorized by Jeff Beck, will be available in 2009.
Just kidding - there isn't a bomb bay on the F18. Everything is carried externally.
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