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[nkp1981]

New pics from the upcoming "Aquaman And The Lost Kingdom"

[larryland]

The Majestic Theater Presents "Misgivings"

The Majestic Theater Presents “Misgivings”

The Majestic Theater in West Springfield will present a one-man comedy show, Misgivings, in March.

Tuesday, March 17, the Majestic celebrates St. Patrick’s Day with Misgivings, a comedic one-man, interactive show featuring Dave Kane as Father Patrick Aloysius Misgivings. Topics for discussion include blessings, blarney, bingo and one-liners about growing up Catholic. There will be shows at 2:00…

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[andersontaped]

Paul Dunmall , Tony Bianco , Dave Kane - "Ritual Beyond"

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[andersontaped]

Paul Dunmall, Tony Bianco, Dave Kane - "Feathered Stone"

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[thewrongguitar-blog-blog]

the ballad of the lefty

I've been learning to play the guitar for about 23 years and and have never owned an acoustic guitar. For some reason the organic guitar has never really got my heart racing like its genetically modified cousin. I've not listened to much acoustic guitar music (Derek Bailey's LACE album being a notable exception) and there doesn't seem to be a lot out there that floats my boat. However, I did a gig recently where it really made me think about changing all this. I did a solo electric guitar set in Manchester a couple of months ago. After I played there was a duo of Corey Mwamba (vibes) and Dave Kane (bass) both of whom played acoustically. As is tradition in these kind of shows, I joined them at the end of the set and immediately noticed an issue with dynamics. In order for my amp to give me the range I need to play, it requires a certain amount of volume. The fact that I'm pushing the amp to this volume creates amp noise, a fairly loud noise floor that is there all the time. This amp noise basically ate up all the dynamic range from ppp to mf! Dave and Corey had made entire pieces from exploring this area where my only contribution would have been: SSSSSSSSSSSSHHHHHHHHHHHHHH.... When i did play, no matter how much I manipulated the volume control or used other techniques to try and create balance, I always felt like I was too loud. There was an inherent problem! I'm playing with Corey, Mark Sanders and Andy Champion in a new project next year so I figured 'why not make it an acoustic project?!' I've been down in London all this week doing a project with trioVD and the Barbican - the perfect time to check out acoustic guitars on Britain's most overpriced collection of music shops - Denmark Street! I will continue this story later when my thumbs have recovered from this iPhone typo- thon in the meantime, keep it wrong xc