05-14-10
I figure that an update about once every three years is pretty good. I decided to post links to the Stemgrower project I did in 1994. All songs copyright 1994 Richard Kimzey/Stemgrower, except for Day Tripper which The Beatles wrote. Helping me with this project were David Storm and Glenn Kukla. Nnelg played the drums and Mr. Mrots sang on a few songs and played bass on all but a few tunes. All of my tunes were written primarily in 1993 and 1994.
07-16-2007
Lord, it's 2 in the morning. So if you're here to hear clips of a Marshall that has Cerrem's Mod, here's a slew.These were recorded in late Dec 2002/Jan 2003, by The Boodogs. These are all covers - I'll post the originals tomorrow. The way the covers were picked was we each got to choose three or four from the shows we did, then we started recording, and drank a few bottles of whiskey through the whole mess. We had the engineer hit record and we didn't stop - this was a one shot deal. So take it as it is. There were scratch vocals on the master tapes, but we had them taken off when we burned a cd for our own pleasure, as the scratch vocals were iffy. I wish I had even the scratch vocals now, as the studio and masters burned to the ground a couple of years ago. Oh well! Signal path was guitar into phase 90 into Marshall 1971 Super Lead. Either 1k or 470 ohm resistor between the output primaries. What I Like About You
Hot For Teacher Rock and Roll All Night
I Love Rock 'n' Roll - Walk This Way
also, here's a link to my old "Cerrem's Mod" page: Cerrem's Mod ala mr.twistyneck
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07-02-2007
I hate html editors. I'm using Notepad.
new Boodogs vid from the Murfreesboro Bluesboro gig 06-29-07; it has pics and vids of a few things:
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12-30-06
Ola Amigos, www.twistyneck.net is now back online. Updates will be irregular if not entirely by chance.
Things to expect:
Zippo Trick Vids. The ones I did. Maybe Booty's too. Maybe I'll host them on YouTube, but we'll see.
Also, mp3's. Shit tons of them. This will mostly be bands that I was involved in at one time or another, going back as far as 1986, but there will also be some other nuggets in there. I've got several hundred cassettes I need to burn onto mp3's and I'll stick them here.
Lastly, I have recently been designated the Kimzey family historian, at least my immediate branch. I am now in possession of about 4 trunks worth of pictures, papers, etc, and I'm going to scan them and host them here.
Regards,
mr.twistyneck
p.s. go buy all of my cousin's cd's at www.andymckee.com . Really. He's that good.