MySpace
myspace music my music  featured playlists  top artists  music videos  karaoke  shows  forums 


blogs.myspace.com/torrentrock
MySpace.com | rss | sign in
Wheatstone Bridge



Last Updated: 11/17/2009

Send Message
Instant Message
Email to a Friend
Subscribe

Status: Single
City: Asheville
State: North Carolina
Country: US
Signup Date: 1/30/2005

Who Gives Kudos:

Gene Eric M.. (2)
John Taylor.. (1)
Saturday, December 01, 2007 
It's now nearing the end of 2007.
Wheatstone Bridge, I suppose as it looks now, is on permanent hiatus.
I would love to record and release our catalog of music we amassed over our few years of exsistence, but so far that has proven too overwhelming of a prospect to record it, just for the sake of recording it.
However, if I knew that enough people out there really wanted to hear it in some sort of finalized form, I would consider doing it.
It would have to be a double album to be able to include all that there is.
Any support out there??
3:20 AM
 
Print
Back to Blog List
Gene Eric Mann

 
Wazzup?!

You do it, I'll buy it.

Hail General Zod and Rock on!
Eric
 
Posted by Gene Eric Mann on Sunday, December 02, 2007 - 9:14 PM
[Reply to this] 
Wheatstone Bridge

 
Mention 'Rush' to pretty much anyone who is not a fan, but familiar with their music, and they can usually name 2 out of 3 members: Neil Peart & Geddy Lee.

Seems the same goes for Wheatstone Bridge as well: Ernie Planck & John Taylor

Oh well, such is life.

To be honest, I didn't really give a flip about Alex Lifeson either, until I started trying to play his guitar parts. Then I recognized the subtle genius in what he was doing.

Maybe someday someone will think of Wheatstone Bridge in the same way. ;)
 
Posted by Wheatstone Bridge on Sunday, December 02, 2007 - 9:44 PM
[Reply to this] 
John Taylor (pleasantly retired...)

 
Pa always said never trust a Hogwallop.

Motherfucker. =P
 
Posted by John Taylor (pleasantly retired...) on Monday, December 10, 2007 - 4:40 AM
[Reply to this] 
John Taylor (pleasantly retired...)

 
Just to clarify a few things for the reader, let me make mention of the following:

1. I can only loosely be considered a founding member of WB. Dave founded this project. I joined later in its' formative years, circa 1995 or thereabouts.

2. The music we made in those early years wasn't quite so complex, but the more complex ideas were Dave's. I just expanded on them and they snowballed. Without Dave's ideas, the music then wouldn't have been NEARLY so complex, laying the basis for later music which would be what we were known for.

3. To replace Dave with another guitarist would have been the literal end of Wheatstone Bridge. Dave deserves as much recognition as Ernie and I got/are getting(?). Without Dave's musical ideas and knowledge, we would have been just another band instead of the prog legends we are today.

4. Irregardless of the raw seething hatred I feel for Dave, lol...I haven't worked with a better guitarist in a long musical history.
 
Posted by John Taylor (pleasantly retired...) on Monday, December 17, 2007 - 8:40 AM
[Reply to this] 
John Taylor (pleasantly retired...)

 
Just to clarify a few things for the reader, let me make mention of the following:

1. I can only loosely be considered a founding member of WB. Dave founded this project. I joined later in its' formative years, circa 1995 or thereabouts.

2. The music we made in those early years wasn't quite so complex, but the more complex ideas were Dave's. I just expanded on them and they snowballed. Without Dave's ideas, the music then wouldn't have been NEARLY so complex, laying the basis for later music which would be what we were known for.

3. To replace Dave with another guitarist would have been the literal end of Wheatstone Bridge. Dave deserves as much recognition as Ernie and I got/are getting(?). Without Dave's musical ideas and knowledge, we would have been just another band instead of the prog legends we are today.

4. Irregardless of the raw seething hatred I feel for Dave, lol...I haven't worked with a better guitarist in a long musical history.
 
Posted by John Taylor (pleasantly retired...) on Monday, December 17, 2007 - 8:39 AM
[Reply to this] 
Synaptic Cleft

 
why not release something for the hardcore fans (me!), such as a cd of practice moments, and a live cd? or demos? i would deeply dig that sort of thing!
 
Posted by Synaptic Cleft on Monday, January 07, 2008 - 5:36 AM
[Reply to this] 
Prince Zexx Fable, The Abyssian Torment

 
Just to clarify. Ernie is my dad, and we have brutal sexjobs. PRODUCE THE FUCKING ALBUM. WEEEEeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee. Someone needs to call me .
 
Posted by Prince Zexx Fable, The Abyssian Torment on Wednesday, January 16, 2008 - 12:28 AM
[Reply to this] 
John Taylor (pleasantly retired...)

 
Someone needs to call you a little bitch. Oops. Well, got that out of the way. =P
 
Posted by John Taylor (pleasantly retired...) on Friday, January 18, 2008 - 7:24 AM
[Reply to this] 
Experiments In Audio ROCKetry

 
I found your demos on soundclick years ago and still listen to them. I always check back for new recordings, but still find the application series. If you have more material please consider recording it.

-Jon in CT
 
Posted by Experiments In Audio ROCKetry on Tuesday, April 15, 2008 - 3:03 AM
[Reply to this] 
http://www.sevenismagic.webs.com/
KA BOom

 
i would love to be the proud owner of all of the wheatstone bridge stuff. practice footage, live recordings, etc. dave, i'll send you blank cds, whatever you need, bro!

-jamie
 
Posted by http://www.sevenismagic.webs.com/ on Friday, July 11, 2008 - 6:34 AM
[Reply to this]