marcellis
Senior Member
Westerly-
Very sorry. I just saw this message.
For best selection & sound quality, my music site.
http://music.marcellis.net/MP3.htm
I haven't had any reports of downloading problems
from there. Bandwidth slows down maybe at peak hours.
For a bit of prestige - but lousy sound quality there is
my page at Channel V Asia
Believe it or not, I've been Channel V's #2 artist in Vietnam for at least three months running.
I was #1 for about a month or so back in May/June.
That is not a testament to my wide popularity. It's just a testament
to the fact that Vietnam is so poor, that damned few can afford to record music.
Even fewer can put it on the internet or listen to it on the internet.
Finally, it's a testament to the fact that very few people in Vietnam know about
Channel V, which is a TV network similar to MTV or VH1 that's popular elsewhere in SE Asia.
Finally there is my favorite. Film Musique & Fantomas in France.
http://perso.orange.fr/fantomasfr/Fant145.htm
I'm just so pround of that one. I can't get over it. What nice people!
Concerning Guilds on-site. "Perhaps You're Just Stupid - Congenitally",
"A Woman from Cuba" & "Shanghai to Sao Paolo" feature my 1972 D-25.
A lot of the others feature a hand-made Maple dread I bought over here.
It's the best recording guitar I've ever played on or owned.
There is a song called "Who Knows?" that I fingerpick both guitars on and separate them by channel. "Let's Park the Car for Awhile" is a good example of the sound of my $250 hand-made Maple dread being fingerpicked within an arrangement. That guitar beats all I've ever seen once you turn on the mic. It's gaudy and kind of ugly. But Jeez - turn on the mic, and it delivers.
Some of the totally acoustic numbers feature a Collings, Taylor 814CE,
and a Guild JF-55 (Maple). Peter Streit mostly plays those songs. But I
play a few.
Very sorry. I just saw this message.
For best selection & sound quality, my music site.
http://music.marcellis.net/MP3.htm
I haven't had any reports of downloading problems
from there. Bandwidth slows down maybe at peak hours.
For a bit of prestige - but lousy sound quality there is
my page at Channel V Asia
Believe it or not, I've been Channel V's #2 artist in Vietnam for at least three months running.
I was #1 for about a month or so back in May/June.
That is not a testament to my wide popularity. It's just a testament
to the fact that Vietnam is so poor, that damned few can afford to record music.
Even fewer can put it on the internet or listen to it on the internet.
Finally, it's a testament to the fact that very few people in Vietnam know about
Channel V, which is a TV network similar to MTV or VH1 that's popular elsewhere in SE Asia.
Finally there is my favorite. Film Musique & Fantomas in France.
http://perso.orange.fr/fantomasfr/Fant145.htm
I'm just so pround of that one. I can't get over it. What nice people!
Concerning Guilds on-site. "Perhaps You're Just Stupid - Congenitally",
"A Woman from Cuba" & "Shanghai to Sao Paolo" feature my 1972 D-25.
A lot of the others feature a hand-made Maple dread I bought over here.
It's the best recording guitar I've ever played on or owned.
There is a song called "Who Knows?" that I fingerpick both guitars on and separate them by channel. "Let's Park the Car for Awhile" is a good example of the sound of my $250 hand-made Maple dread being fingerpicked within an arrangement. That guitar beats all I've ever seen once you turn on the mic. It's gaudy and kind of ugly. But Jeez - turn on the mic, and it delivers.
Some of the totally acoustic numbers feature a Collings, Taylor 814CE,
and a Guild JF-55 (Maple). Peter Streit mostly plays those songs. But I
play a few.
