I inspect care homes for a living and was privileged to meet Mick whilst working. I shook his hand and thanked him for making my life richer for his music.
So sad, happy birthday.
Parts caster has the 5 springs with the claw flat to the cavity. Very stable and sounds great. No need for a wood block as have a big term block in place.
50 years on and I could/should still be better. I have no theory to speak of so all self taught by ear.
Arthritis is currently the main challenge and I've had to stop gigging and recording for that reason. It's also slowed me down a little but it has made me concentrate more on (hopefully)...
I have a Mercedes Benz CLK 240, 2004. A very comfy, effortless and lazy drive. The old girl does A to B in a superb way.
For fun I have my Triumph Street Twin.
So long as there are gaps in our knowledge people will try to fill them. Separating the wheat from the chaff is, and has been tough.
Time will tell but in the mean time I am open to the possibilities, even if I reject them once I have had a look.
I've read some of Mr Hancocks books and watched the series. I've also sought out opposing views to try to get a balance on this fascinating subject.
The objectors seem to just say it's all rubbish, there's no evidence and he is a crank. (Some posts here give a flavour of that).
Has Mr Hancock...
Both my wife and I work in adult social care so we've been exposed to the Covid on a daily basis.
We were fortunate when we caught it in 2020, delta variant before the vaccine came out.
Luckily we were not that ill, hardly at all really and we've been clear since. Hope she is ok.