Re: Tube amp with 2.5 Ohm speakers??

Iain Churches wrote:
> 
> I think you are right. Rock'n'roll, however exciting, should be a
> phase through which one p***** on the musical journey.  The
> thought of getting locked into a "three-chord time warp" is not
> one that I particularly relish:-)
> 

Then despite the physical evidence of my advanced years I must be living 
in a time warp because I still love Rock n' Roll. Like any genre, it has 
is share of crap, but it is by no means all limited to three chords.

> 
> Perhaps I reached my peak as a rock'n'roller in 1972. I
> tagged along when my girlfriend Jane, a cellist, was invited
> to a Glam Rock garden party given by Gary Glitter in
> wildest Sus***.
> 
If you include GG in R&R then you have to include The Who, Yes, AC/DC, 
LEd Zed, etc, etc etc.
> 

And that was about the time I started doing R&R demos for local bands 
(actually the first was probably in '67) and continued right through to 
the 90s. Some were cover bands but the majority were entirely original 
material and very good some of it was too.

>> PS: Anyone here who even remembers when Elton John had hair?
> 
> Is that within living memory?  :-)
> 

Only just. Remember when he had those dreadful plugs of hair transplanted?

Cheers

Ian