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Great pics. Thanks for posting them.

kiramdear wrote:Aye, laddie, that we did. You have to come next time.

So who else has pictures? I know there were loads taken.

I've got pictures, I'll get 'em posted in a... oh wait, you mean pictures from BARC...


Hey folks, thanks for taking and posting the pics, allowing those of us who couldn't make it to attend vicariously albeit a little late. Looks like it was a fantastic time! One of these days, I'll make it one of these events...

I have several to resize. I hope I get to it later.
I thought he lived in Canada...he's right down the street from the studio!

"Medway Rd?! . . . Wha . . ? "

I think I left Paul, Dahlia, and Juliana with enough waffles for a week . . . or longer. Paul, I let Dahlia know, but FYI, those can be frozen, and they're at least as good as Eggos if placed in a toaster after.

paologregorio wrote: Joey, Diane, and I didn't get out of San Rafael until 12:45 pm. Spoke with Dan while both of our parties were on the road. We took the long way home on the 101; went over the Golden Gate Bridge, and saw a lot of cool sights on the way home!

Got home late last night. I should have taken the day off from work today to rest. I'm gettin' too old be to be a road warrior!

Some very familiar territory in the pics..... brings back memories of great times in SF with Paul, Dalia and Juliana.

Looks like a great event...... congrats to all for putting it together and attending.

rickenbrother wrote:

I thought he lived in Canada...he's right down the street from the studio!

Medway Rd.jpg

And did you notice right on the corner is the Brothers furniture store? I think of you two every day when I pass there.

@Gary: the 4001c64s was mine and it does have a couch strap, as does my 360/12! Love those straps!

I come bearing soundclips!

I don't know why it didn't occur to me sooner to get my Tascam recorder from the car, but I only caught the last 10 minutes or so. Hopefully those who recorded some video will fess up soon!

So, here we go - a lot of people had left by the time we were wrapping up, and I'm not sure I have the guitarists straight ( ), but I know that Tom (the manager) was on drums and Joey was on bass - my Autumnglo, through Woody's Tech 21 SansAmp VT Bass pedal and the horrible PA mixer that was serving as a bass amp. Thank you Woody - that pedal helped give the bass some tone and character!

OK, time for the clips (not sure of the names of a couple of the songs, so I've named them by artist):

white rabbit

Joan Jett

smithereens

I might have said it before, but I'll say it again, I really enjoyed playing with everyone! When can you come back?!!!

The brunch chefs:

Sausage & egg Chef Paul. and...

Waffle Chef Paulie. YES CHEF(s)!

Other brunch visitors:

Hey Joey, did I manage to deaden those strings?

hieronymous wrote:Hey Joey, did I manage to deaden those strings?

Harry, you must have missed my post here.

You should have played it another 5 minutes!

rickenbrother wrote:

hieronymous wrote:Hey Joey, did I manage to deaden those strings?

Harry, you must have missed my post here.

You should have played it another 5 minutes!

Aargh! I only skimmed that thread so I missed the reference. I should have borrowed the bass 'til next year's BARC!

If he had played your bass during our epic 8+ minute version Not Fade Away that surely would have done it!

Hey, if any of you BARCers want an original (unreduced) copy of any of the pics I posted just shoot me a PM with your email address and which ones you want.