Glad to meet you Engineer I’m new around here!
Sorry about all the grief and circumstances in your family as of late. I can only imagine the rollercoaster of feelings everyone is going through.
Sending positive vibes and feelings your direction as your family heals and grows through this process.
Hopefully the tunes in the thread will keep a smile on your face.
My deepest Sympathies, Prayers for You and the Family.Hey guys, Glad to be back. My brothers wife passed on at 1:21 pm yesterday after a brutal last two weeks, and a two year fight with pancreatic cancer.. It was all hands on deck for the family the last month and almost no normal day to day concerning anything since Thanksgiving. I snuck in a round of golf when I could and thankfully had this thread and you guys to bounce off and pass alot of time.
She was just 60 years old and very loved by Kelly, so Kelly was hit especially hard on top of her losing her mother just this past April.
I'm very glad to be home and hoping for peace and tranquility for all involved. My brothers doing very well, but has been on a constant vigil for two years, and frankly he seems relieved by her not suffering anymore. He hadn't slept in 3 days going into yesterday so I made him come back with me to the Fenwick Island place last night and have a good quality dinner and try to get rested until he got up this morning. He did both.
His boys are there now so it was my cue to go home.
I thought it was cool. I always liked the 20/20 News. All the fires and shootings and all that stuff in the big city. It gave me this weird "Dick Tracy" view of Detroit. But when I went to visit my grandma or go see Santa it was never that exciting.What did you think of the documentary?
Hey guys, Glad to be back. My brothers wife passed on at 1:21 pm yesterday after a brutal last two weeks, and a two year fight with pancreatic cancer.. It was all hands on deck for the family the last month and almost no normal day to day concerning anything since Thanksgiving. I snuck in a round of golf when I could and thankfully had this thread and you guys to bounce off and pass alot of time.
She was just 60 years old and very loved by Kelly, so Kelly was hit especially hard on top of her losing her mother just this past April.
I'm very glad to be home and hoping for peace and tranquility for all involved. My brothers doing very well, but has been on a constant vigil for two years, and frankly he seems relieved by her not suffering anymore. He hadn't slept in 3 days going into yesterday so I made him come back with me to the Fenwick Island place last night and have a good quality dinner and try to get rested until he got up this morning. He did both.
His boys are there now so it was my cue to go home.
Forgot how much I enjoy this record.
So sorry, God be with you and yours at this time.Hey guys, Glad to be back. My brothers wife passed on at 1:21 pm yesterday after a brutal last two weeks, and a two year fight with pancreatic cancer.. It was all hands on deck for the family the last month and almost no normal day to day concerning anything since Thanksgiving. I snuck in a round of golf when I could and thankfully had this thread and you guys to bounce off and pass alot of time.
She was just 60 years old and very loved by Kelly, so Kelly was hit especially hard on top of her losing her mother just this past April.
I'm very glad to be home and hoping for peace and tranquility for all involved. My brothers doing very well, but has been on a constant vigil for two years, and frankly he seems relieved by her not suffering anymore. He hadn't slept in 3 days going into yesterday so I made him come back with me to the Fenwick Island place last night and have a good quality dinner and try to get rested until he got up this morning. He did both.
His boys are there now so it was my cue to go home.
Don't cry because they are gone...smile because they were here. My thoughts with you and the family.

I have been a dedicated Scorpions fan for the vast majority of my life. You're right, there is some sort of intangible tonal quality to their guitar sound that is very unique. It was what drew me to them in the first place. I always felt it perfectly compliments Klaus voice!The Scorps in those days had that dark european style production, and to me they always sounded dangerous compared to something like Priest. Much more edge and color on the Scorpions guitar tone , at least to my ear. It sounded like they worked hours and hours tweaking their guitar rigs to get a sound that not only no one else had , but they made sure it couldnt be copied.
Give it to me!! Great stuff right there!!
Morse has been a fantastic addition to Purple...i love the diversity he brought to the band without becoming some posturing guitar hero type. I honestly believe he added years to that band's existence!!![]()
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'The Introduction' by The Steve Morse Band. First released in 1984 I have always dug Steve Morse, from the Dregs thru solo and with Purple. Such an excellent guitarist to say the least.
The Introduction is the first studio album by the guitarist Steve Morse, released in 1984 by Elektra/Musician. It reached No. 101 on the U.S. Billboard 200 and No. 15 on Billboard's Jazz Albums chart.
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