YTSEJAM Digest 1046 Today's Topics: 1) Fav bands/Drummers by "Damian G. Allis" 2) Wow by email_address_removed (Michael J Lello) 3) dream theater @ by Avery Watkins 4) 5 fav. guitarists...besides Petrucci by email_address_removed (Jeff Gilbert) 5) Kevin Moore in LA by email_address_removed (James Garrett) 6) by 7) Derek by Kevin R Laferriere 8) Re: YTSEJAM digest 1042 by "SHAUN WESTPHAL" 9) Re: YTSEJAM digest 1042 by email_address_removed (Stewart Johnson) 10) Favorite bands by email_address_removed (The really bored guy) 11) Lots of stuff by J R McCullough 12) Tampa Drum Expo (Mike Portnoy).. by James Peele 13) Operation: Revolution by James Peele 14) Status... please don't. by Michael Bahr 15) by 16) My Top 5 by email_address_removed (PRAXXIX) 17) Bass rig by Fernando Ma 18) Re: YTSEJAM digest 1039 by email_address_removed 19) Re: YTSEJAM digest 1040 by email_address_removed 20) Blind Melon (no, not again!) by email_address_removed 21) Re: YTSEJAM digest 1038 by email_address_removed 22) USPS (NDTC) by email_address_removed (Zack Gemmill) 23) Re: YTSEJAM digest 1042 by email_address_removed 24) Blind Melon and Frank by email_address_removed 25) my fav bands by email_address_removed 26) The pronunciation of "ytsejam" by Dan Kidney 27) Stuff by Damon M. Fibraio 28) Re: Gear set-ups by Erik Wolfe ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Date: Tue, 17 Oct 1995 17:10:55 -0400 (EDT) From: "Damian G. Allis" To: Ytsejam Subject: Fav bands/Drummers Message-ID: Who needs other musicians! it's all about drums, anyway. Fav Bands: 1)Marillion/Qryche 2)Tribal Tech 3)Allan Holdsworth 4)John Scofield 5)Any good pianist doing Chopin (girlfriend included) 6)Another Tie between Tori Amos and NIN Honorable mention- Zappa, Rush, any manifestation of the Dave Brubeck quartet, Tool, Stravinsky and Terry Bozzio. Fav Non-Mike Drummers 1)Terry Bozzio (most drummers make up parts, Terry makes compositions) 2)Chad Wackerman (anyone who knows Holdsworth knows this guy) 3)Vinnie Colaiuta (Polka king of Pennsylvania turned world's best all-around) 4)Bill Stewart (jazz guy extreme) 5)Neil Peart (of course) honorable Mentions- Buddy Rich, Danny Carey (Tool), Scott Rockenfield, Mark Zonder and my older brother (relative or not, he blows to doors off of 95.0% of the "professional" drummers out there) Who's ready for some drum tab posts? Still waiting for Ac. Dreams, Damian #8-)= "What did the drummer get on his I.Q. test?" Drool ------------------------------ Date: Tue, 17 Oct 1995 19:14:36 -0400 From: email_address_removed (Michael J Lello) To: email_address_removed Subject: Wow Message-ID: <199510172314.TAA29936@r02n07> Couple things. Jerry George: If you like Lifeson and Howe, check out Steve Hackett. Great early Genesis guitarists, supposedly the first to use finger-tapping extensively. Some really great classical-sounding Howe/Lifeson type stuff, especially the acoustic solo "Horizons" on the album Foxtrot. Check out Foxtrot and Selling England By the Pound. These, of course, are during the Peter Gabriel years. : ) Spain-dude: It's great that you can play a lot of Portnoy. But that just makes you a second generation rip-off artist. (DT fans, don't curse me YET. Keep reading) I'm sure most of you will agree that MP's solo (at least the only one I've seen, on "Live in Tokyo") is pretty much based on Neil Peart's solo. Especially the snare drum section, the windchime/bell tree interlude, etc. The use of the guitar instantly reminded me of the programmed "trumpet-like" parts near the end of Neil's solo. I am a huge Neil Peart fan, and I also love MP. I shouldn't say "rip-off", that's not accurate. The one thing in MP's solo that absolutely gives me chills is the pattern between the jam-block and the cowbell, with the staggered double-bass pattern underneath it. Top 5 in no order: Rush Yes Queensryche Genesis King Crimson HR:Pink Floyd (should be in my 5, but there's not enough room), Adrian Belew, Bruce Hornsby, ELP, Asia, John Wetton, Earthworks Does anyone know if the new Marillion album ("Afraid of Sunlight") is worth getting? Their only album I've heard is "Brave", and LOVE it. Mike "Technology is a double-edged sword especially when used for the weapons of war." --Adraian Belew, "Brave New World" ------------------------------ Date: Tue, 17 Oct 1995 19:40:13 -0400 (EDT) From: Avery Watkins To: email_address_removed Subject: dream theater @ Message-ID: Dream Theater is one of the best bands out thier. Some of the other very good bands are Queensryche. I live in New Jersey does anyone in this state hav the ability to play Dream Theater's bass work. Im in a band and need a good bassist. Please reply to email_address_removed Thanks! ------------------------------ Date: Tue, 17 Oct 1995 19:41:40 -0400 From: email_address_removed (Jeff Gilbert) To: email_address_removed Subject: 5 fav. guitarists...besides Petrucci Message-ID: Why not! I guess I'll jump on this poll too... 1) Steve Morse 2) Steve Howe 3) Jimi Hendrix 4) Eric Johnson 5) Brian May **************************************************** * "Everyday people, everyday shame * * Everyday promise shot down in flames * * Every day sunrise, another everyday story * * Rise from the ashes, a blaze of everyday glory" * * * * -Rush * **************************************************** ------------------------------ Date: Tue, 17 Oct 1995 16:49:45 -0700 From: email_address_removed (James Garrett) To: email_address_removed Subject: Kevin Moore in LA Message-ID: Thanks Jennifer for the great KM update! Do you know if he is planning on doing any gigs at any of the LA clubs? If so, please lets us know. James Garrett ________________________________ email_address_removed "Because I had found it hard to attend to anything less interesting than my own thoughts, I was difficult to teach." William Butler Yeats (Autobiographies) ------------------------------ *************************************************************** * Christopher R. Merlo |8^)= * * The University of Vermont, 211 Jeanne Mance Hall * * Burlington, VT 05405 U.S.A. * * * * Reality is just a crutch * * for people that can't handle alcohol. * *************************************************************** ------------------------------ Date: Tue, 17 Oct 1995 20:07:57 -0400 From: Kevin R Laferriere To: email_address_removed Subject: Derek Message-ID: Does anyone know Derek's birthdate? ----------------------------------------------------------------------- Kevin Laferriere email_address_removed NOTE: new e-mail address email_address_removed email_address_removed Check out my home page! http://www.cs.usm.maine.edu/~laferrie NOTE: new URL ----------------------------------------------------------------------- ------------------------------ Date: Tue, 17 Oct 1995 19:25:36 CST From: "SHAUN WESTPHAL" To: email_address_removed Subject: Re: YTSEJAM digest 1042 Message-ID: Does anyone know if you can e-mail the members of Dream Theater personally????? Also, how do you pronounce Ytsejam?????? ------------------------------ Date: Tue, 17 Oct 1995 20:28:47 +0900 From: email_address_removed (Stewart Johnson) To: email_address_removed Subject: Re: YTSEJAM digest 1042 Message-ID: Where to start. I guess everyone is making lists, so why dont I jump on the bandwagon! Fav non-DT bands: 1. Queensryche 2.Fates Warning 3.Live (before they got huge because of that garbage called MTV) 4. 5. Van Halen honorable mention: Rush, Led Zeppelin, Cream, Alice In Chains great newer bands: 1. Sunny Day Real Estate (it's 'alternative', and the singing aint great, but the music is sooooo cool) 2. Our Lady Peace (Toronto guys, they ROCK. some of the coolest guitar sounds I've heard in non-progressive music) 3. Type O Negative (not too new, but really cool, i saw them open for Queensryche, heavy, moody) As far as guitarists go, someone mentioned Chris Duarte. He is a GREAT blues/rock guy. I saw his band open for Buddy Guy, and I was blown away. Does anyone else out there think that Carlos Santana is one of the greatest? His tone is so warm and smooth, and his playing is unbelievable. I reccomend it to anyone who respects great playing. Regardless of musical style. Check out, 'Sacred Fire' - one of the most amazing live album ive ever heard. -Stew ------------------------------ Date: Tue, 17 Oct 1995 20:56:33 -0400 From: email_address_removed (The really bored guy) To: email_address_removed Subject: Favorite bands Message-ID: Im having a hard time coming up with five so Ill jsut list the stuff I lsiten to on a regular basis: MR. Bungle (thier first album is great, the new one is okay, I think its going to take some getting used to, its real strange); Candlebox; White Zombie; Rush; Faith No More; Jesus Jones; Smashing Pumpkins (anyone heard their new song? Its great); Tool; Nirvana; Queensryche; NIN; Live (been listening to them since thier Mental Jewlery days, its wierd to hear them all over the radio now); Helmet. Their are more but those are my favorite ones. Any Comments? Later ________________________________________________________________________________ Jeff Forte email_address_removed "All these mistakes you say I've made, got me more laugh-lines than things that felt right" --Neds Atomic Dustbin "We are secrets to each other, each ones life a novel no-one else has read; even joined in the bonds of love, we are linked to one another by such slender threads" --Rush ________________________________________________________________________________ ------------------------------ Date: Tue, 17 Oct 1995 20:39:13 -0400 (EDT) From: J R McCullough To: YTSEJAM Newsletter Subject: Lots of stuff Message-ID: I have not posted for a while, so I have a lot to get off my chest. First, how about the pronunciation of Ytsejam. I believe we all agreed a few months ago that it should be YEET SEE JAM. Second, here's some bands and artists I really enjoy. You'll see that I have very diverse musical tastes. 1) Dream Theater (of course) 2) KISS (grew up listening to them, and can't seem to shake that groove) 3) Vanessa Willams (she has such an angelic voice) 4) Toad the Wet Sprocket 5) Al Jarreau (best male vocalist, hands down) 6) Extreme 7) Living Color (Their first album is a masterpiece) 8) Fates Warning (thanks to you guys on the 'Jam, I've found another great band) 9) Stan Kenton Orchestra (the most innovative big band of the big band era) 10) Saga To the guy who was asking about the relative quality of The DoE and Lost in the Sky.... I think The DoE is significantly better. It almost sounds like a professionally-recorded live album. I'd say it's close to Live at the Marquee quality. Lost in the Sky is good, but does not have the dynamnic range that DoE has. My Acoustic Dreams arrived yesterday (10/16). It's incredible. For those of you who have not heard it yet, most tracks sound like studio tracks that were recorded for a possible DT unplugged CD. They don't have gobs of post-production effects, but they are definitely NOT the average bootleg-quality tracks. Lifting Shadows off a Dream is my favorite. I think I even like it better than the Awake version. GET THIS CD! To Partha -- How about them Wildcats!!! Bet you were pretty shocked when we came up and beat the Wolves in Ann Arbor. I know I was. Now, if we can get through the rest of the year undefeated (which is quite a stretch, I know), you guys have to beat OSU so NU can go to the Rose Bowl. Yep, I'm from Columbus, but I definitely bleed purple and white, not scarlet and grey. To Mike Bahr. Do you spend ALL your money on Magic cards? Shit, I've spent probably over $200 on cards over the past year, but I don't have half the cards you mention in your Magic tirades. So THAT'S where our Subconscious and AD money is going -- to feed your Magic habit ! Whew! I feel better now. ******************* J.R. McCullough ********************** * Find all you need in your mind, if you take the time...* * -- Dream Theater, "Take the Time" * ********************************************************** ------------------------------ Date: Tue, 17 Oct 1995 21:54:53 -0400 From: James Peele To: email_address_removed Cc: Multiple recipients of list Subject: Tampa Drum Expo (Mike Portnoy).. Message-ID: Hi Jammers, I went to the Tampa Drum Expo this past Sunday featuring Mike Portnoy, Steve Smith, Sheila E, etc... We met several drummers and handed out lots of flyers, so hopefully we'll get a new drummer out of this. What Mike Portnoy did: He gave a mini-clinic including: a drum solo, a discussion of odd time signature and double bass (fills and rhythm), improvisations over drum machine patterns, a performance of the 6:00 intro and the Metropolis middle section, and a performance of Erotomania along with a DAT of the rest of the band. I was amazed by this. He said that in the studio the band followed him... and for this he was following the band following him... so he had to anticipate what he did in the studio... He was not using a click track and if you have not noticed, there are several tempo changes in Erotomania... He nailed it! It was great... AT the end of the day, every drummer returned to the stage for this percussion/drum jam of death! An autograph signing followed... Mike actually remembered INFERNO (he has a t-shirt) and he was thankful for the ytsejam printouts I gave him. I gave him the one with my "Killing Hand" parody in it (I think he'll get a kick out of it)... Mike says "Hi" to everyone on the jam. He is extremely happy with the AD cd and thanks Mike Bahr for his efforts on the project... Portnoy's wife loves reading the ytsejam so keep printing them out and giving them to Mike at his clinics.... Jay Peele For info on INFERNO, e-mail: email_address_removed ------------------------------ Date: Tue, 17 Oct 1995 22:01:34 -0400 From: James Peele To: email_address_removed Cc: Multiple recipients of list Subject: Operation: Revolution Message-ID: On Oct. 31 (Halloween), be sure to send an e-mail message to MTV demanding that "Headbanger's Ball" be returned to the airwaves. The address is: email_address_removed It's a little corny but a worthy cause. This is a massive campaign being organized by some concerned fans of metal music. I'll be sending one in. Jay Peele For info on INFERNO, E-mail: email_address_removed ------------------------------ Date: Tue, 17 Oct 1995 19:06:14 -0700 (MST) From: Michael Bahr To: email_address_removed Subject: Status... please don't. Message-ID: A quick note to all Acoustic Dreams, Cygnus, WDATU buyers, etc. Please don't email me asking what the status is on your order. If you saw your name on the list, then I got your mail, everything is cool, and as soon as I get to it in the list, and not a moment sooner, I'll be sending your Cds out Pronto. Believe me when I say I want them all to be sent and received as soon as possible, because it makes my job a LOT easier when the work is already _done_. :) The main problem with e-mail like this is that I usually sit down and log on to find 100+ messages in my daily inbox, and a great deal of them need to be addressed ASAP (reservations, since everyone wants a chance, and address changes, that sort of thing) and "Did you send mine yet? (envision whiny voice here: Well, when Wiiiiiiilll you send mine???) Any chance you can send it early?" I hope I don't seem like a jerk about this, I mean it sincerely and I definitely don't want to ruffle any feathers, it's just that the time I spend answering status mail, which includes looking it up on my ledgers and so forth and can take 10-15 minutes for a single lookup under some circumstances, takes away from the time I could be packing and/or sending discs out to their intended owners. Fun facts: The US postal service has an artificial limit on parcels of larger than envelope size: I can only send two dozen at a time. I sometimes circumvent this by bringing 24 in in the morning, and 24 in the evening (new shift) when I don't have classes or something that prevents me from making the trip. But it averages out since it's closed saturday and sunday. So more or less, I get 120 or so out every week. Last week was a bit slow due to my having the flu, and I'm back up to pace now. I don't know why the limit; I think it has mostly to do with keeping clerks available for high-traffic service hours, since I successfully took down a bundle of 45 packets during a dead afternoon when the place was near deserted. Also consider that of each 24 packs a day I take down, usually 14 are Acoustic Dreams and 10 are Cygnus. So around 70 ADs go out a week, around 50 Cygnus. Adding WDATU to the mix won't slow things down much because by then I will be all out of AD, and possibly Cygnus too. ------------------------------ Mike Bahr, email_address_removed ------------------------------ Date: Tue, 17 Oct 1995 17:53:56 -0700 From: email_address_removed (PRAXXIX) To: email_address_removed Subject: My Top 5 Message-ID: Well, here they are: 1)Metallica 2)Megadeth 3)Primus 4)Pantera 5)Rush, I suppose I know EVERYONE was waiting so anxiously to see what my favourite non-DT bands were, so I caved and posted 'em because tghat's the nice kind of guy I am. Hey! Whaddaya know!? Four of 'em are in my sig! ------------------------------ Date: Tue, 17 Oct 1995 16:29:49 -0700 (MST) From: Fernando Ma To: Ytsejam List Subject: Bass rig Message-ID: Cool thread...I use: Carvin LB76 6-string bass (Mohagany with Maple neck) Yamaha RBX200F (a cheap fretless) SWR Bassic Black (nice amp, but not very loud) Korg A4 for bass ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Fernando Ma email_address_removed http://bigdog.engr.arizona.edu/~ma ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- "Now it's time for them to deal with me..."-Dream Theater ------------------------------ Date: Tue, 17 Oct 1995 21:32:04 +0000 From: email_address_removed To: email_address_removed Subject: Re: YTSEJAM digest 1039 Message-ID: >Martin Spain, you can take your attitude of yours and stuff it in an >orifice of yours! I believe this was the response to a post by Martin where he JOKINGLY argued about the superiority of drummers over guitarists. Thought Martin's post was amusing myself. Mike S. a (poor but enthusiastic) guitarist ------------------------------ Date: Tue, 17 Oct 1995 21:32:04 +0000 From: email_address_removed To: email_address_removed Subject: Re: YTSEJAM digest 1040 Message-ID: >2) I've seen this question posed before but don't recall a response.. >How > do you pronounce 'ytsejam'? I find myself saying y-t-s-e-jam, > because, the way it looks like it'd be pronounced 'itseejam' or > 'itsuhjam' and both of those sound pretty gay. I always pronounce it "it's a jam". I kinda like that. Mike S. ------------------------------ Date: Tue, 17 Oct 1995 21:32:03 +0000 From: email_address_removed To: email_address_removed Subject: Blind Melon (no, not again!) Message-ID: >Ever since I read that article, I had lost any respect that I >might have had for them, and believe you me... it wasn't much. I >can't tell you what to do, but I would strongly encourage you to boycott >them, Kind of extreme advice? >not solely on the merit of what they said about DT, but for their >total lack of respect for their fellow musicians. It is unfortunate >that >we are in times where these pseudo musicians are the highest commodity. >Oh well, It just goes to show how ignorant the general public is >nowadays. At least we have Dream Theater and Kings X and all of the bands that >care about something more than just the words... the MUSIC. > Frank Marotta I don't think Blind Melon is one of the more popular bands out there. The music they make pretty much guarantees that they won't be super popular because it is so different from the norm. They hit it big with No Rain, but not many of there songs are simple and catchy like that. And as far as bashing fellow musicians, it seems to be endemic, especially if this list is any indication. Not to mention the bashing the "ignorant" general public takes. Oh, and if you look at the covers of DT's CD's with their pictures, you will notice a lot of hair! :) Mike S. ------------------------------ Date: Tue, 17 Oct 1995 21:32:03 +0000 From: email_address_removed To: email_address_removed Subject: Re: YTSEJAM digest 1038 Message-ID: Favorite guitarists? I must have missed the poll that began this: 1. Steve Morse 2. Steve Howe 3. Alex DeGrassi 4. Nuno Bettencourt 5. John Petrucci Some others: Vito Bratta (anyone remember this guy? Love his solos) Larry Coryell, Joe Satriani, Jimi Hendrix, Eric Johnson, B.B. King (in concert anyway). Mike S. ------------------------------ Date: Tue, 17 Oct 95 15:53:24 PDT From: email_address_removed (Zack Gemmill) To: email_address_removed Subject: USPS (NDTC) Message-ID: > > > lads and lasses), why can't the USPS get on the ball for a > > few packages? *arrghhh* I think we all should quit our jobs > > and apply at the Post Office. When those in school graduate, > > we can hire them too and promote everybody (hell, it works > > like that in Corporate America). Our collective IQ, I'm sure, > > is a lot higher than theirs. > > > What do you expect for 32 cents per letter? (I feared I'd reel in a postal worker !>\> Actually, I thought that the USPS charges just enough to barely keep in the black, unless those ads are propoganda. > Mainly a good reason is because there are so many packages that come > through the USPS. I work for the USPS in the West Windsor (NJ) > remote encoding center and I can tell you that a good amount of time > is dealt with mail from people who don't address mail correctly, > don't write legibly, or don't use the ZIP+4 which is used to speed up > mail sorting, etc. So you deal with idiots for customers; so do I. (I *always* use my ZIP+4 on the return address and, if I know it, on the receiving address, too. > Don't you EVER insult my IQ. Of course I'm pissed off. I'm sorry I > don't encode the mail any faster for it to please you, but I encode > an average of 1500 mailpieces per hour at over 12850 keystrokes > per hour. You probably couldn't even get that high. Sure I couldn't; you couldn't do my job either without skill and years of experience. Is this an apology? I guess it is. Any organization that is inefficient is so due to mis*management*. I apologize for insulting _you_ and/or your coworkers. Zach ------------------------------ Date: Tue, 17 Oct 1995 22:20:42 +0000 From: email_address_removed To: email_address_removed Subject: Re: YTSEJAM digest 1042 Message-ID: >How about this...I don't mean to sound so negative, because I love >all of Dream Theater's songs (I think they are the ultimate band that >combines everything I love about music), but I was sort of wondering what >songs were the LEAST favorites...everyone basically thinks stuff like LtL, >PMU, Surr, Scarred, etc. are the best, but what don't you like so >much...Here's what I think: > >Least Fav. DTs: >WDADU - Status Seeker >I&W - Pull Me Under >Awake - Innocence Faded >ACOS - Zeppelin Medley Cool - least favorites. I like that. My least favorites: I&W - Pull Me Under (got me buying DT in first place, but the rest is even better), Another Day Awake - Innocence faded, Space Dye Vest Sorry to agree so much with you here, but maybe we have similar tastes? Mike S. ------------------------------ Date: Tue, 17 Oct 1995 22:20:42 +0000 From: email_address_removed To: email_address_removed Subject: Blind Melon and Frank Message-ID: > FFFFF U U CCC K K > F U U C C K K > FFF U U C KK > F U U C C K K > F UUU CCC K K BLIND (AND DEAF) MELLON > THANK YOU. > FRANK Frank, man - you're a riot! Just for you, I think Blind Melon will be my FAVORITE band from now on. Mike S. ------------------------------ Date: Tue, 17 Oct 95 22:00:34 EST From: email_address_removed To: email_address_removed Subject: my fav bands Message-ID: hey.. Some of my favorite bands are: (in no order) 1. Dream Theater(of course) 2. Queensryche 3. Steve Vai 4. King's X 5. Yanni 6. Ozric Tenicales 7. Phil Keggy see ya http://www.dreamt.org (check it out.............) ------------------------------ Date: Tue, 17 Oct 1995 22:17:10 -0500 (CDT) From: Dan Kidney To: email_address_removed Subject: The pronunciation of "ytsejam" Message-ID: How about "yit-see-jam"? Was this really worth a post? YOU MAKE THE CALL. --Dan ------------------------------ Date: Tue, 17 Oct 95 23:23:10 EDT From: Damon M. Fibraio To: email_address_removed Subject: Stuff Message-ID: Here's a good question. Since we've started a guitar rig setup, why not expand it to all instruments. Keyboards, and drums. To give you an example, I'll include my kyeboard setup: Ensoniq TS-10 Korg 05rw half space rack Two dual foot switches: used to trigger sequencer in the TS-10, and trigger patch selectors and for damper pedal effects on piano P.V. kb100 keyboard amplifier The Korg is basically the brain of an 01W which is controlled by the Ensoniq. Any other setups for keys, guitars or drums should be posted, I am curious to know what all musicians are doing. Oh, by the way, Blind melon don't deserve anything except for us DT fans to piss on their instruments and sell them for the three cents that they're worth. Hell, let's kill them, maybe we'll get away with it. O.J. did. And now: for something completely different: thi nking of having a little get together at my place of all Ytsejammers in the NJ area who can get to Monmouth College. Nothing too fancy, (or loud, I have roommates), but just to hang out and play DT. and check out bootlegs that we have and stuff. Anyone interested email me at: email_address_removed ------------------------------ Date: 17 Oct 95 23:51:45 EDT From: Erik Wolfe To: "INTERNET:ytsejam@arastar.com" Subject: Re: Gear set-ups Message-ID: My gear, mostly toys: Guitars: ===== 2 Gibson Les Paul Customs - 1 Cream, and a '57 Black Beauty. 1 Sandoval Flying V - made by Karl Sandoval of Samick Guitars. 1 '64 Fender Strat 1 Gibson Firebird XII-string. 1 Yamaha Classical 1 Ovation 6-st. acoustic. Amps: ==== 3 - 100W JCM800 4x12 Marshall stacks in White Peavey Standard 130W head on an Ampeg BX42 4x12 All cabinets are loaded with Altec speakers. and a Pignose Effects: ====== 1 - Roland Volume Pedal 1 - Vox V846 Wah 1 - MXR Dist. + 1 - MXR 10-Band EQ 1 - MXR Flanger 1 - MXR Stereo Chorus 1 - Korg SE-500 Stage Echo 1 - Roland RE-201 Tape Echo 1 - MXR Time Delay 1 - Yamaha Analog Delay 1 - Maestro Echoplex 1 - Maestro Phase Shifter ok...I know, no more... only DT content next time. As for DT content: I got a JPM100 guitar coming. Anyone familiar with Randy Rhoads and his equipment will know my list. Later... ------------------------------ End of YTSEJAM Digest 1046 **************************