seanquinn10

Hey, there was a zombie film I remember watching when I was young which scared me half to death, I can't remember too much detail about it, but I think at the start a group of people went to an island, and they stole a corpse and brought it back to the house they were staying in, anyway a zombie outbreak happened and by the end there was a man and woman left and the house was over run with the undead, then the guy throws the girl into the crowd of zombies and retreats to the bedroom, only to find the corpse they stole sitting on the bed. That's all that I remember and I would really love to see it now that Im grown, I think it was from the 1970's or 1980's, and another bit of info is that on the classic "Fright Night" you can see that exact scene I described on the T.V whilst Charlie is looking out the window.

Any help is appreciated

I heard it on classic rock FM during the week at about 4am, I was a bit wasted and didn't catch the name of the artist, it sounded like either Joe Cocker or Tom Jones singing, it was slow and bluesy for the first bit (I think) but the end built up an got rock-y and all I remember from the lyrics were:

I believe in you

(thank you baby)

I believe in you... with a great guitar solo to top it off...

... and so on, it was either I believe in you or more likely "I'll be leaving you", but iv tried searching for both and pretty much worn out my resources. Any help would be gratefully appreciated. Thank you kindly

gravitational field?

Im having an argument with a friend and he may have stumped me on this one

hey, is the third place play off on tv today? I know the final is on RTE but does anyone know if the third place play off is on tv?

Ok, another story i read from a magazine,......

This, erm, one guy, *cough*, was, um, pleasuring himself in his room, with his head phones on and his eyes closed, and after he "erupted", he opened his eyes and there was a cup of tea and sum fresh sand whiches on his desk

What would you do if this happened you or would you be embarrassed, or just go down stairs an look at your mum an say "aw yeh, its all meeeeeeeeee" LMAO

Ok so I read a story in a magazine,

this woman thought "lol" stood for "Lots of Love", and anyway her friends mum died suddenly, so she text her friend saying "sorry to hear about your mum, lol"

I thought that was hilarious, sad but hilarious

I always found this interesting and thought "man it would be cool if everyone decided note to bother voting and went into some sort of revolt against the governments", i know i know, my imagination can run wild at times, but admit it, it would be pretty cool!

for example;

Royal Festival Hall and Albert Hall. The RFH has just been reopened after two years of refurbishment

I heard it somewhere today, it would be cool if they did

I agreed to play a gig in two days time, its for charity so i cant pull out, im pretty good at improvising, the gig is mostly jazzy stuff, but im not that great at jazz, i play stuff like chitlins con carne and small walk in the box, does anyone know any songs similar to these, like easy to play but with a distinctive melody?

I want another guitar, my budget is around 1180 euros and i will probably buy off www.thomann.de, i cant make my mind up, either a Gibson SG Standard or a Les Paul studio, i already own a great stratocaster, help me out, i play blues rock and jazz, looking for a Mike Bloomfield type of tone, and i know it will be hard with that budget!

Hey, im doing a little survey on Tara's Theme, any fans of the film and score like to reply as to why its such a landmark in music history? Kindly appreciated!

I have a really important gig tongiht, and this morning while practicing there was a really bad fuzz coming from my Vox AC 30, it wasnt my jack cables as i switched them over and over, i have a feeling it was coming from my ibanez tubescreamer because i played through the amp clean, and it was perfect. But i need sum over drive and some heavy distortion as we play a diverse set, im thinkn of bringing the Boss super-overdrive and Boss distortion out of retirement but im sure the to together could create quite an unwanted buzz, any settings you could help me out with?

or any other Gibson hollow body, im looking for a nice jazz sound and im on a tight budget! i use a vox ac 30 at the minute. any tips? greatly appreciated

I thought MN meant maple neck an RW was rosewood but app not

Iv got a Peavey duel 2x12 valve amp which i rarely use, im thinkn of modifying it to sound like a 63 fender vibroverb, i know what valves they used and i have a few diagrams of the circuitory system, id realy appreciate any advice on how not to get myself killed or damage a good amp in the process! thanx

im gonna order some pick ups for my strat tonight while iv still got money, i really want a fat texas blues tone but i dont really wana go for texas specials or bare knuckles and verything else iv tried doesnt do it for me, at the moment im usin a vox ac 30 with a tubescreamer, help!!! theres gotta be some iv missed!! links would be kindley appreciated!!

i wana do sum art wrk on a squire and iv got no powertools, or anything else, a friend suggested fire, or would it melt into the wood?

im intrested in getting one since their cheap enough and im really broke at the moment. But id like to have one for the jazz and slow clean blues songs in the set, i mean the strats amazin for it but still!! any help will be appreciated!!

ok so i mainly use a fender highway one usa strat for gigs and i generally use different amps for each of the bands im in, the amps are Vox Ac 30 reissue with neo dog speaker and the other one is a peaey duel 2x12 classic valve series, im looking for a fat raw sound, i do use heavy gauge strings and generally tune to Eflat or D, any ideas what i shud choose, iv tried texas specials, bare knucles, seymour duncan sssl-5 vintage staggered, are there any that im missin that giv a real raw blues sound?