hi at every show on video after roger starts drumming on the snair and fredd says its a sellout whats the drumteck doing he comes behind roger and dose something on the right of the kit its clearly seen on munich and japan 79
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Dots, commas, and capital letters are a very usefull thing , you know that, right ?
Chris Taylor is his name. I saw him doing this a few times in Providence in 1978. It could be for a number of adjustments on a cymbal stand, overhead mike stand or any adjustment on Roger's kit. Had the pleasure of meeting him very briefly in Providence in 1980. Very funny guy!!!
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]pittrek wrote: [/QUOTENAME]Dots, commas, and capital letters are a very usefull thing , you know that, right ? [/QUOTE]
And so is a spellchecker. Or www.dictionary.com if you cant afford a spellchecker....
And so is a spellchecker. Or www.dictionary.com if you cant afford a spellchecker....
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]<font color=FF9900>Mr Mercury</font> wrote: [/QUOTENAME][QUOTE][QUOTENAME]pittrek wrote: [/QUOTENAME]Dots, commas, and capital letters are a very usefull thing , you know that, right ? [/QUOTE]
And so is a spellchecker. Or www.dictionary.com if you cant afford a spellchecker....[/QUOTE]
When you can't see a difference between a typo made by somebody who is not a native english speaker, and ignoring basic elements of written forms of every language which uses latin letters, it's your problem.
And so is a spellchecker. Or www.dictionary.com if you cant afford a spellchecker....[/QUOTE]
When you can't see a difference between a typo made by somebody who is not a native english speaker, and ignoring basic elements of written forms of every language which uses latin letters, it's your problem.
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]pittrek wrote: [/QUOTENAME][QUOTE][QUOTENAME]<font color=FF9900>Mr Mercury</font> wrote: [/QUOTENAME][QUOTE][QUOTENAME]pittrek wrote: [/QUOTENAME]Dots, commas, and capital letters are a very usefull thing , you know that, right ? [/QUOTE]
And so is a spellchecker. Or www.dictionary.com if you cant afford a spellchecker.... [/QUOTE]
When you can't see a difference between a typo made by somebody who is not a native english speaker, and ignoring basic elements of written forms of every language which uses latin letters, it's your problem.
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I was actually meaning my post as an add on to yours, not to have a go at you. I was referring to the original poster's mistakes of which there is no excuse, since they stated in their profile that they are from the UK.
Sorry for the confusion, Pittrek.
And so is a spellchecker. Or www.dictionary.com if you cant afford a spellchecker.... [/QUOTE]
When you can't see a difference between a typo made by somebody who is not a native english speaker, and ignoring basic elements of written forms of every language which uses latin letters, it's your problem.
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I was actually meaning my post as an add on to yours, not to have a go at you. I was referring to the original poster's mistakes of which there is no excuse, since they stated in their profile that they are from the UK.
Sorry for the confusion, Pittrek.
no confusion there. i just want to know what it is .
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]pittrek wrote: [/QUOTENAME]Dots, commas, and capital letters are a very usefull thing , you know that, right ?[/QUOTE]ALL HAIL THE MIGHTY PITTREK!
that ting cald "hookd on foniks" werked for me hear in tha statez. ;)