Have a little patience (unless someone you love dies)….I love south
Africa id rather
live there than
anywhere else on the
planet…. but its
in a bit of a tricky
situation right
now… Like the
government is still
finding its feet,
theres the
implimentation of
BEE(black economic
empowerment) and
there’s a lot of
crime and yet the
whites generally
blame it on the
blacks. In my
opinion, it was the
whites fault to
begin with, if
they’d released
Mandela lo ...
Moral Fibre's Music Columnist Greg Introduces himselfMy name is Greg. I
just finished a year
of studying music at
Thames Valley
University in London
and I hope to
continue, you
can’t stop
studying music I
suppose but you know
what I mean. I have
been playing bass
and acoustic guitar
for the past 8/9
years and music is a
huge part of my
life. I came to
London because of
music. I met my wife
through music.
I’m playing in
about 5 bands, stu ...
REVIEW OF GUITAR PRO 5.2Guitar Pro has
existed for quite
some time but with
the new version,
GP5.2 it’s more
awesome than it has
ever been. Basically
Guitar Pro allows
you to program songs
in midi form by
tabbing or notating
them straight into
your computer.
The whole band is at
your fingertips and
you can tab out just
about any instrument
in the world. This
makes it easy to
send your riffs to
band members for
learning ...
Album Reviews: John Coltrane – Giant Steps (Atlantic)Well what can you
say about John
Coltrane? He is a
genius and this
album was the first
album on which he
composed all the
songs. To me his Sax
playing is the
greatest in the jazz
world and this album
was a gateway for me
to start
understanding and
enjoying jazz. Every
song is easy to
enjoy and for those
of you who don’t
really dig jazz then
you should try
checking this out.
Tracks such as
Naima, G ...
D’Angelo – Brown Sugar (Emi)D’
Angelo’s debut
album which was
released in July
1995 is something
that on first listen
makes you want to go
home and make sweet
love to your lady.
That should be
enough reason to buy
it, BUT wait
there’s more.
D’angelo mixed
the old with the
new, using new
school beats and an
old school way of
singing with such
soul that Marvin
Gaye would envy
his pipes (no
offence obv ...
