Famous People on Board

adey · **Posted:** Fri Dec 30, 2011 10:41 am

T2Stratman wrote:

I can't even do my laundry without a fricken camera stuck in my face..

Warning! Pseudo Celeb Alert!

You're clearly NOT famous at all.. Nobody famous would do their own smalls.. :wink:

Martian · **Posted:** Fri Dec 30, 2011 11:19 am

IMO, no one truly famous would own up to it here for if they did (and let's be realistic about this), they'd be hounded to the point of where ultimately, they'd have to excuse themselves and leave. Anonymity has its own rewards.

Blertles · **Posted:** Fri Dec 30, 2011 5:14 pm

I can't believe no-one mentioned the famous Vinnypop??

Arnold Layne · **Posted:** Sun Jan 01, 2012 7:28 pm

I'm not a famous person, BUT... I play one on t.v.

bluesstrattone · **Joined:** Fri Jun 20, 2008 11:08 am **Posts:** 2265

Obsequio wrote:

93greenstrat wrote:

Not only am I famous, but I'm also internationally known.

Quote:

I'm not internationally known
But I'm known to rock the microphone
Because I get stoopid, I mean outrageous
Stay away from me if you're contagious
'Cause I'm the winner, no, I'm not the loser
To be an M.C. is what I choose 'a
Ladies love me, girls adore me
I mean even the ones who never saw me
Like the way that I rhyme at a show
The reason why, man, I don't know
So let's go, 'cause

Who am I????

Your humpty

bluesstrattone · **Joined:** Fri Jun 20, 2008 11:08 am **Posts:** 2265

I remember when I 1st joined, sealoblues had many post
and many pictures that had us guessing that was John Mayer

Alfonse · **Joined:** Fri Feb 04, 2011 9:00 am **Posts:** 15

I am Weird!

fhopkins · **Posted:** Sat Jan 21, 2012 1:11 pm

Weird Al ?

Highline · **Posted:** Sat Jan 21, 2012 7:45 pm

Weird Alfonse.

ZZDoc · **Posted:** Sat Jan 21, 2012 7:58 pm

tdanb2003 wrote:

:lol: Paris of course there are famous people on this forum. This is what my detective skills have come up with so far.

Ceri- International spy, world renown luthier, and saviour of the western world. Likes to fly pigs over abandoned power plants in his spare time.
Xhefri- Ultimate & Stratplus guru also known for his knowledge of volcanoes.
Martian- Well aside from his knowlege of all things electrical he's out of this world.
Nikininja- Well spoken tinkerer extrordinaire, and arsonist.
Retroverbial- walking amplifier encyclopedia.
DocZ- Famous soul surgeon and musician from the big city
Miami Mike- Retired famous guy who collaborates with others on Soundclick.
Nevin- The Legend no need to say more.
Alain laFrance- Famous French musician and guitar enthusiast whose collection is the envy of Guitar Center and Chicago Music Exchange. Seriously.
Anybody from Texas-this includes Screamin Armadillo and Texasguitarslinger
Anybody from Fender- including Brad Traweek, Mike Eldred, and Rob Schwartz.
Most people from Louisiana.........
Some people in North Carolina .....
One guy in South Carolina....
A couple of people from Chicago...
Some Aussies and a couple of New Zealanders...
A guy with big hair from England...
and drum roll please......
SK Coppertele is really Justin Bieber.... :lol:

Disclaimer: If you're famous and were not included in this list my apologies. If you participate in this forum on a regular basis and provide gratuitous guitar porn consider yourself on this list.

Bravo and well done

ZZDoc · **Posted:** Sat Jan 21, 2012 8:01 pm

[

"At the point of dying, Ceri"

Ceri · **Posted:** Sun Jan 22, 2012 5:09 am

ZZDoc wrote:

"At the point of dying, Ceri"

Ha - I just discovered there's an At The Point of Dying club on Facebook. I haven't joined.

Anyway. Henry Fonda on the right, Charles Bronson on the left. So there's a couple of famous people who are now on the Forum.

Cheers - C

ZZDoc · **Posted:** Sun Jan 22, 2012 5:30 am

It's my favorite western, if not my favorite movie. I'll have to look into that 'club'. Where the devil did you dig up those stills...from Chromface?? :lol:

Ceri · **Posted:** Sun Jan 22, 2012 6:04 am

ZZDoc wrote:

It's my favorite western, if not my favorite movie. I'll have to look into that 'club'. Where the devil did you dig up those stills...from Chromface?? :lol:

Ah-ha! Pretty high on my list too.

I love the moment when Claudia Cardinale arrives off the train and is pushing through the crowds and then the camera rises up till it can see over the station roof to the town being built beyond with all the activity and detail, and the music does its fabulous swell.

Leone famously said sound is at least 40% of a film and he had always wanted to have the score composed and recorded first so that he could then shoot his scenes to fit the soundtrack, but Once Upon a Time in the West was the first time they actually managed to make that happen. Ennio Morricone says they had the music for that scene playing on set as they filmed it, and Leone actually timed the rise of the camera on its crane to fit the crescendo exactly.

...I'm quite geeky about this stuff!

Cheers - C

ZZDoc · **Posted:** Sun Jan 22, 2012 6:24 am

Ceri wrote:

ZZDoc wrote:

It's my favorite western, if not my favorite movie. I'll have to look into that 'club'. Where the devil did you dig up those stills...from Chromface?? :lol:

Ah-ha! Pretty high on my list too.

I love the moment when Claudia Cardinale arrives off the train and is pushing through the crowds and then the camera rises up till it can see over the station roof to the town being built beyond with all the activity and detail, and the music does its fabulous swell.

Leone famously said sound is at least 40% of a film and he had always wanted to have the score composed and recorded first so that he could then shoot his scenes to fit the soundtrack, but Once Upon a Time in the West was the first time they actually managed to make that happen. Ennio Morricone says they had the music for that scene playing on set as they filmed it, and Leone actually timed the rise of the camera on its crane to fit the crescendo exactly.

...I'm quite geeky about this stuff!

Cheers - C

I trust you have the special edition DVD's which have all that trivia on them. It's a must for anyone who loves that film. I remember being impressed by that scene you describe as well, not to mention the first time you see Frank's closeup and learn that it's Fonda playing the role of a totally sociopathic killer. Of interest is the detail in the narrative version about the open scene in the film. There's so much crammed into that version that it's a pity for a fan of the movie not to own it.

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