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Post by marksiks on Aug 3, 2006 2:24:49 GMT 10
The art of the vinagrette
1 part red wine vinegar 1 part water 2 parts olive oil salt and pepper
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1/3 lemon tespoon mustard 2/3 olive oil, salt
or get fancy schmancy and add other stuff
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Post by isaacs on Aug 3, 2006 7:39:16 GMT 10
Guess I was asking for that one.......  |
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Post by marksiks on Aug 3, 2006 9:58:54 GMT 10
But I'd simply want to roll over and die if players like Chindamo and Isaacs couldn't give us their all. I mean Joe doesn't even get warmed up till chorus no. 24. and god forbid, if he stopped before then we'd have to have a bass solo....
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Post by captain on Aug 3, 2006 10:29:10 GMT 10
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Post by ladylex on Aug 4, 2006 11:05:37 GMT 10
Is that a sucking action Captain? haha Sometimes, and Im sorry, because I really do love long improv solos too, but musos can be quite self indulgent and play without caring at all about the connection between them and their audience. Ive often felt isolated from particular musos - Ive never enjoyed their music (tho I love them as people). And even tho Ive been around them for some 10 years.. their style has never changed. This isnt applicable to everyone of course. Just the odd muso - who obviously needs to develop gee.. thats coming out totally wrong! hehehe But yeh: Im happy to listen to a Parlie Charker solo (think: Chaka Khan's Night in Tunisia.. OH MY FRIGGIN GAWD! HERBIE AND PARLIE doin a 46 second lick together!!) and love it for what it is. The art of the vingette (pfft. Im terribubble at spelling) is indeed an artform. One Im never likely to achieve.. but hell. I appreciate it when I hear it. |
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Post by marksiks on Aug 4, 2006 11:14:01 GMT 10
Hmmm. Aren't you glad you started this tread Mark. LL has really given you something to think about there.
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Post by ladylex on Aug 4, 2006 11:15:16 GMT 10
Fuck off. Mark loves my krap. EDIT: clean my potty mouf Which pop vignette has people heard that it strikes them as 'good'? Im quite curious |
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