Starting it up again, Virg...sssilly me...

**Derek DeFields** · August 28th, 2004, 03:24 AM

Trolling is when you post/say something for the express reason of getting attention.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Internet_troll

I was just joking with Fuse though.

**MSCearly** · August 28th, 2004, 08:49 AM

i find that serious young insects stuff and a lot of the PX stuff literally addictive it's like brain candy ...something to do with the math and the thinking behind the composition and playing ...i mean i dig it as great music but theres an element there with the rhythms thats other worldly.

like that section in warfinger where the feet are jamming with the heavy guitar part and the hands are playing another thing with the keyboard parts thats the sort of stuff i find addictive, or the accent patterns in quantum factor ..just seems to be so much depth behind it ..i really appreciate that so much has been put in so i can relisten for ages trying to get inside it a little so to speak.

k i'll stop trolling now [img]wink.gif[/img]

**PocketPlayer** · August 28th, 2004, 08:09 PM

If PASSION is trolling...then troll onward & upward!

I DIG someone who listens to a jam and has to run to the PC to make a thread because the music pierced like a gladiator's arrow!

Keep trolling FUSE?you da man!

**PocketPlayer** · August 28th, 2004, 08:18 PM

OK...rare double post here;

NOTHING worse IMO than sitting at the Potato listening to the great guitar work of Jeff Richman with Joel Taylor on drums and Jimmy Johnson on bass and after an insane tune the "jazz crowd" applauds with the emotion of meeting your landlord while paying for rent!

When I saw Steve play at a small jazz coffee place, my favorite part of the gig was when he let his emotions go and yelled out, ?YEAH!? after the guitar solo. Tell me you wouldn?t want to play with someone not only diggin? the jam, but supportin? the other ?cats? in the band!

**McKenzie** · August 28th, 2004, 09:23 PM

I would venture a guess that most of us are troll's here on this board if trolling equates to sharing one's passion as it relates to a certain musician, a certain band, a particular tune, style, technique etc. I am guilty as charged many times over. I agree with Pocket, Fuse keep up the good work trolling. [img]wink.gif[/img]

Dig

**FuseU1** · August 28th, 2004, 09:53 PM

NOTHING worse IMO than sitting at the Potato listening to the great guitar work of Jeff Richman with Joel Taylor on drums and Jimmy Johnson on bass and after an insane tune the "jazz crowd" applauds with the emotion of meeting your landlord while paying for rent!

Yeah man, that hurts. Goes right over some peeps heads...but that's life.

when he let his emotions go and yelled out, ?YEAH!? after the guitar solo. Tell me you wouldn?t want to play with someone not only diggin? the jam, butsupportin? the other ?cats? in the band!

I have been known to do this also...at an inspired musical moment...& also when the whole band is just locking the pocket in SO deep, that "zen of time," where you get those goosebumnps from it...
Can't help m'self.

When I first heard that Weckl boot on Stv H's site, the one where you hear SH exclaim "Aww, YEAH!" when DW nails that 'downbeat' - I couldnt help but laugh out loud when I heard it, because I related to it so much.

[ August 28, 2004 06:56 PM: Message edited by: FuseU1 ]

**beat Hit** · August 31st, 2004, 12:39 AM

I DIG someone who listens to a jam and has to run to the PC to make a thread because the music pierced like a gladiator's arrow!

EXACTLY Brotha!! That's what genuine and sincere passion will trigger in you.

Thanks for that sincere Heads Up Fuse, keep 'hem coming...

Back to the main Topic.... To me, one of the most convincing evidence that Virgil Can Groove is on Joel Hoekstra's The Moon Is Falling.