MCChris

It's so you!

You might have to drill an additional hole in the middle. On my USAs the stock tuners had two mounting pegs on the edges, while the Sperzels have a single peg in the middle. One thing to keep in mind about Sperzels is the tuning ratio. It's not as precise as other tuners.

And in concert they'll play one, maybe two tunes off the album, during which everyone will be buying beers or taking leaks. Which begs the question: why bother? Just go on tour.

good choice. It wasn't a choice. It was an obligation.

Aerosmith's Just Push Play out of the top of the Jeep for me... My drummer's girlfriend's sister's cassette copy of Supertramp's "Breakfast in America" out of the passenger window of her car on the NJ Turnpike for me.

Now that I think of it, I'm pretty sure I recall them doing that on an image on their website. Should they ever do the same on a released copy of the album, they will have sunk to the absolute bottom.

Indeed. For I can't think of a bigger insult than to be pictured on a Chickenfoot album.

WHAT??? I had no idea they did that.

The visual of Eddie's fat, unworthy son on stage would create a void for me. It is a concert, after all. Visuals count at a concert. "Mean Street"? "Push Comes to Shove"? Doubtful.

I love that Soundstage set he did with Strange Arrangement that comes up on Palladia every now and again.

It has nothing to do with being a crybaby or having an axe to grind. It has everything to do with having a low tolerance for bullshit. The maskless, designer-leather-jacket bit is beyond ridiculous.

I highly doubt it, but maybe it's possible that folks like Jol and the Guitar Aficionado crew have conducted extensive market research and determined that one can indeed tap into a lucrative customer base by being an arrogant, abject prick.

The spray's no doubt been 'shopped in, which adds to the overall asshattery on display in that image.

My guess would be someone at FMIC.

If it came from anybody else I'd swear it was a parody.

If the wind changed direction? Definitely.

Or a few of them to appear on the used market. Biggest. Resale. Hit. Ever.

"Join the Tribe of Excellence"

Correct.

Actually, you're still not getting it. You never do, really. See if you can get this straight: you have NO idea what it takes to run a business, online, brick-and-mortar or otherwise.

"Best deal" doesn't always equate to "lowest price," especially if you value things like service after the sale. No, but don't expect your unsubstantiated bluster about how to succeed in the business world to go unchallenged. And again, nowhere have I contended that adapting to changing business environments is not universal. I really hope you're better at twisting words in a courtroom or at a deposition than you are on the forum. If not from me, the judgment will come from the banker evaluating a business plan.

LOL! No it's not. Again, big talk from someone who's never done it. Show me where I said a business shouldn't have an online presence. Of course it should. The comment I made that got you and Austin all cheesed had to do with just one of the multitude of challenges a small business owner is faced with on a constant basis, that being the "rock bottom price for everything, no matter what" mentality that has become pervasive among modern consumers. This and all the other challenges that have so far gone unmentioned make it unbelievably difficult, if not impossible, to survive as a small business owner. Only a minute percentage of the population have what it takes to be a truly successful entrepreneur. Popping off on an internet message board about risks and real-life local evidence doesn't qualify.

A career working for someone else isn't the same thing as owning and running your own business. Yes, you've reinvented yourself, but it's still someone else's dime that's fortifying your paychecks. Get back to us when you've become a current entrepreneur, or better yet, an entrepreneur five years into it. You may or may not have changed your tune by then.

And those that can't do or have never done often make statements such as these.

Interesting that youse two are taking this so personally. Must be a northeastern thing.