You shouldn't hang me on a hook, Johnny...I was sitting here trying to think of the last time I watched this and I really have no recollection. Joe Piscapo is the thing in this that most people would probably have trouble recognizing
You shouldn't hang me on a hook, Johnny...I was sitting here trying to think of the last time I watched this and I really have no recollection. Joe Piscapo is the thing in this that most people would probably have trouble recognizing
I've never seen it. I am old enough to know, but really couldn't stand Joe so skipped that movie.I wonder how much of the user base has no idea what this means![]()
Ooph. You’re missing out. Great movie.I've never seen it. I am old enough to know, but really couldn't stand Joe so skipped that movie.
I can't remember if Piscopo adds to that at all or if it's the usual case of ealry Keaton being really underrated on the comedic side of things despite being hilarious in those types of film roles.Ooph. You’re missing out. Great movie.
It’s Keaton. He’s brilliantI can't remember if Piscopo adds to that at all or if it's the usual case of ealry Keaton being really underrated on the comedic side of things despite being hilarious in those types of film roles.
If any of you haven't seen Night Shift; do it now.
Odds on Beetlejuice 2 sucking? I'm up in the airIt’s Keaton. He’s brilliant
Hmmm. Hard to say. I’d have to look and see who’s behind it.Odds on Beetlejuice 2 sucking? I'm up in the air![]()
Love Keaton. Night Shift, Mr Mom. I even liked Multiplicity and Gung Ho.I can't remember if Piscopo adds to that at all or if it's the usual case of ealry Keaton being really underrated on the comedic side of things despite being hilarious in those types of film roles.
If any of you haven't seen Night Shift; do it now.
Night Shift is good. He was good in The Dream Team, if you haven't seen that one. It's basically an expansion on the "field trip" scene from One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest, but it's not bad.I can't remember if Piscopo adds to that at all or if it's the usual case of ealry Keaton being really underrated on the comedic side of things despite being hilarious in those types of film roles.
If any of you haven't seen Night Shift; do it now.
Ooooh I forgot about that one! That is a good one iirc!Night Shift is good. He was good in The Dream Team, if you haven't seen that one. It's basically an expansion on the "field trip" scene from One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest, but it's not bad.
Funny sidebar I saw on the GM FB group.Finally, are there any resources out there yet for patch-sharing, like Line 6's CustomTone, or advice for crafting new sounds. I'm trying to replicate some things I got using the Korg iM1 on my iPad, and am a little stuck about how to start.
I've been trying to remember the name of that flick for decades! I had it in my head that Henry Winkler played the role, which obviously made it very difficult to look up LOL. I always remember a scene where someone rhetorically asks Keaton, "What's wrong with you??" and Keaton flatly replies with one of his diagnoses.Night Shift is good. He was good in The Dream Team, if you haven't seen that one. It's basically an expansion on the "field trip" scene from One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest, but it's not bad.
Wait what? What’s this about?Okay, to pull this back from '80s comedies to 2020 guitar synths,
I watched Gung Ho so many times as a kid! We had it on VHS and i remember that tape was pretty worn in the end. My favorite scene is when the group of japanese car designers/factory workers are staring at a model of a muscle car, it suddenly falls apart and they all look at each other while one of them says: "American car"... ClassicLove Keaton. Night Shift, Mr Mom. I even liked Multiplicity and Gung Ho.
All I can think of after reading this is how cool it would be to have the GM-800 and GK pickup just to play they bagpipe solo on It's a Long Way to the Top (If You Wanna Rock 'N' Roll)Funny sidebar I saw on the GM FB group.
Someone with a list of 10/15 cover song sounds for various synth and other synth-like/adjacent instrument tones. Steve replies with "do it by ear"
I know there are people in the VGuitar community who want this to do an endless stream of esoteric solo albums. I think that's really cool. But I also get the distinct vibe that the (perhaps lack of) "do it yourself keyboard player" mentality of the average cover band guy trying to play way more instruments than he should be is going to get the usual treatment of "why would you buy a pedal that makes trombone sounds and not be interested in making an all trombone album?" versus the more realistic thought process of "gee; no one plays the keyboards and I might need this for the In A Gadda Da Vida organ part I wish I knew of some place where I could get ready made presets for that?"
All that to say if someone had time, knew their keyboard stuff and wanted to make a few bones selling presets; I am betting they could. If people can't dial in AC/DC sounds without paying someone $19.95; they sure as h#ll won't be able to dial in the arpeggiator sequence of Rio from scratch![]()