Some interesting ideas here! Mark says: "Clapton, Page Beck, or Mick Taylor. (It's obviously Peter Green)lol." Well, I can't think Clapton, Beck and Page without thinking about Supergroups. So maybe I am thinking too small here... What about a collaboration between Grant, Matt, and JP? Petersen, Whitehead, and Weigle??? Haha
On Wednesday, February 10, 2021 at 9:34:49 AM UTC-8 philipr...@gmail.com wrote: > OT on... > > English = from the country of England > British = from the countries of England, Scotland, Wales & Northern Island > > Growing up in post war Britain was drab, dreary & dark. While the US was > enjoying the greatest economic boom in history & the sun shone every day in > Southern California the British were still under rationing, plagued with > unemployment, industrial unrest & surrounded by the toll (both physical and > emotional) extracted by a total war. In other words, it was cold, dark, > gloomy, there were 2 channels on the TV, when the miners went on strike the > power went out and there was generally f*** all to do. So if you picked up > a musical instrument you had both the time & the inclination (get me the > hell out of here) to get really good at it! > > Combine all that time with latent talent and a ready supply of "exotic" > music brought back across the pond by merchant seaman and you had a > primordial stew just ready to produce winged flight. Then a lot of begating > started. It was a moment in time unlikely to ever repeat itself > unfortunately. > > Now check out Rory Gallagher (who was Irish actually), I'll start you off > here - > https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nlEfyMoR49M&ab_channel=thanasisSkrepMetalo > > Back to our regularly scheduled programming... > > On Wednesday, February 10, 2021 at 11:15:43 AM UTC-6 Daman Mohan Kumar > wrote: > >> Firstly, apologies for the off-topic comment. Every last one of those >> guitarists Mark mentioned are English (or British, this is one of those >> things I absolutely cannot wrap my head around no matter how many times I >> read about it). >> >> No further comments, though - I just found it incredibly interesting how >> that bunch of stellar musicians came out of the same region. >> >> Daman >> >> On Tuesday, February 9, 2021 at 8:33:43 PM UTC-8 Mark Schneider wrote: >> >>> I deliberately didn't bother to watch it because it's a stupid click >>> bate title and a ridiculous premise. Like Ben stated they're both great >>> bikes, but quite different. My custom Terafrerrma is nothing like my Masi, >>> or my Homer or Atlantis. If I'm going on a long fastish ride but want my >>> camera in my bag in front of me I take the low trail custom. I use the old >>> Masi if I just want to ride hard and fast. But most the time I just chill >>> on one of the Rivendell's that are still fast, fun, and plush. >>> I found the idea as ridiculous as people arguing who's better, Clapton, >>> Page Beck, or Mick Taylor. (It's obviously Peter Green)lol. >>> I'm sure I'll watch the video eventually, Russ does a great job and he's >>> level headed and fair. >>> >>> Mark >>> Half Moon Bay area >>> >>> >>> On Tuesday, February 9, 2021 at 8:03:14 PM UTC-8 Ben Miller wrote: >>> >>>> The "Path Less Pedaled" YouTube channel just released a video with the >>>> provocative title "Rivendell vs Crust! Which is Better? >>>> <https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G0hM8ZSBRl0>" >>>> >>>> The actual video is a lot less provocative. Basically Russ comparing >>>> his Hillborne to his Bombora. Still interesting, but maybe less so than it >>>> could be? >>>> >>>> I imagine Crust and Rivendell must get compared to each other a lot. I >>>> know that their the only two bike frames I currently own and ride, so I do >>>> it more or less constantly. I imagine that this is partly due to Matt & >>>> Bene purposefully designing the Romanceur frame with the Rivendell >>>> aesthetic in mind. I think Russ sort of touches on that, when comparing >>>> the >>>> Bombora to the All City and the Hillborne to the Richtey. He seems to be >>>> saying, the Ritchey/All City aesthetic lacked something the Riv/Crust >>>> bikes >>>> had. >>>> >>>> Anyways, I think of Crust as threadless, disc, and low trail compared >>>> to Rivendell with rim brakes, quill stems, and high trail. Like most >>>> thing's not hard and fast (see: Canti Lightning Bolt). What's your hot >>>> take >>>> on the two? >>>> >>>> I think both bike companies are really doing some amazing and important >>>> stuff for the bike industry. What I think would be really interesting >>>> collaboration between Grant and Matt. Maybe something along the lines of >>>> the Soma San Marcos, but both providing inputs. That'd be really cool! >>>> >>> -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "RBW Owners Bunch" group. To unsubscribe from this group and stop receiving emails from it, send an email to rbw-owners-bunch+unsubscr...@googlegroups.com. To view this discussion on the web visit https://groups.google.com/d/msgid/rbw-owners-bunch/45faac2e-84e8-4978-87fa-8050a8916e76n%40googlegroups.com.
