bitman
Acoustic amps. right on.

bapu
 
 
Advance to 8:56 and watch until 9:52. See the tall dude in the white T-Shirt? That's me. 
 
 

the one in the band, or the one standing up in the audience with no rhythm???

I'm the one in the band with no rhythm. 
 
Nailed both positions.
 
#whiteTshirt

Nice recording.....or was the band playing something else (noticed the fast(er) dancing)?

Mesh
Nice recording.....or was the band playing something else (noticed the fast(er) dancing)?

I added the following to the OP for clarity.
 
"The music is something that poster of the video added. That audio is not us."

 
 
 

bitman
Acoustic amps. right on.

Well it was 1971... they were still the "in" thing then.
 
In my software days, around  1979/1980 I actually had a dinner with the CEO of Acoustic, Steve Marks, to discuss his company acquiring the manufacturing/accounting software we developed and sold. I was the technical guy in our company and my boss felt that I could speak Steve's language.
 
He was an interesting guy to say the least.

bapu

bitman
Acoustic amps. right on.

Well it was 1971... they were still the "in" thing then.
 
In my software days, around  1979/1980 I actually had a dinner with the CEO of Acoustic, Steve Marks, to discuss his company acquiring the manufacturing/accounting software we developed and sold. I was the technical guy in our company and my boss felt that I could speak Steve's language.
 
He was an interesting guy to say the least.

Did any becan under the table exchange hands?  cause I can reach that stuff...

Beagle

bapu

bitman
Acoustic amps. right on.

Well it was 1971... they were still the "in" thing then.
 
In my software days, around  1979/1980 I actually had a dinner with the CEO of Acoustic, Steve Marks, to discuss his company acquiring the manufacturing/accounting software we developed and sold. I was the technical guy in our company and my boss felt that I could speak Steve's language.
 
He was an interesting guy to say the least.

Did any becan under the table exchange hands?  cause I can reach that stuff...

I have since learned to keep all BECAN in my mouf. 

bapu

Beagle

bapu

bitman
Acoustic amps. right on.

Well it was 1971... they were still the "in" thing then.
 
In my software days, around  1979/1980 I actually had a dinner with the CEO of Acoustic, Steve Marks, to discuss his company acquiring the manufacturing/accounting software we developed and sold. I was the technical guy in our company and my boss felt that I could speak Steve's language.
 
He was an interesting guy to say the least.

Did any becan under the table exchange hands?  cause I can reach that stuff...

I have since learned to keep all BECAN in my mouf. 

and you think that will stop me from taking it???
 
 
pffft.
 
 
"idiots" - Karen.