Und hier eine neue Pfannenkreation mit Servierempfehlung aus dem Hause Kaufland.
Bevor ich meine letzten paar Prüfungen nicht fertig geschrieben habe müssen meine werte Mitleserschaft und michse sich mit Kochberichten zufrieden stellen. Aber ich denke da können noch viele sehr viel Lernen vom ach so Großen Meister der modernen und traditionellen Cuisine. (*g*)

So in etwa sah das Gericht vorher aus.

Auf dem nächsten Bild ist das fertige Gericht zu erkennen. Das Basilikum Blättchen ist auch aus der Kauflandpackung und fügt sich sehr gut zum Gesamtbild.

Lecker!!!

Das folgende tolle Gericht wurde ausnahmsweise mal nicht von mir gefertigt, sondern vielmehr von der Susi (eine sehr talentierte Köchin, die vor allem hervorragende Salate kräh-ieren kann)

Dazu gab es erlesenen Rotwein, den wir zufällig in Susis sehr gut sortierten Weinlager entnommen haben.

Im Bild werden hohe Kompetenzen für sekundäre Küchenaufgaben deutlich, so sauber sind die Teller bei mir nicht

Sehr schön, eine Nahaufnahme vom selbstzubereiteten Pesto.


Hier nochmal mit Blick durch Rotweinglas.

Vielen Dank für das leckere Gericht ich hoffe es war nicht das letzte

A pretty powerabsorbing day lies behind me. I was learning for my soon occouring test in Multimedia Law 1 and 2. My empty accumulators need to be refreshed before I can go on with it, so it´s likely a great opportunity to cook a tasty dinner. Fortunately my co-inhabitant and Vice-Cuisine Master was present to help me out at a fairly big amount.

Following picture shows the result of our efforts:

This relaxed dinner for two would be incomplete without the right kind of musical underpainting. For this reason I recorded this beatiful Spanish Prelude in E Major:

Lágrima (Prelude) (mp3, 128kbit, 1 mb)

Pprelude is composed by Francisco Tarrega

Concentrate on this picture above while listening to Lagrima. You will almost taste the mediterranean culinarities, won´t you

After some hard work on songdeveloping (actually I was not that hard working but I hope my bandmates did so) I´m eager to present you the results of our todays rehearsal. The song is based on a chord progression I came up with. It has a nice mellow jazzy feel plus some serious 80s influences due to Sax. I especially love the sax lines. It is definitely a ear worm you won´t get rid of, sorry for that

Again don´t expect a final song, it is more the Version 0.1 of it, but the hardest step is taken.
We will work on those tiny things like dynamic, expression, feel, groove and faster shred solos :-).

The two axes. The right one is mine.

Red Shoe Diaries Version 0.1 (mp3, 128kbit, 3,85 mb)

Btw if you like the chords, they are like this:

Emaj7 __ B/D#__ C#m7__ E/B__ A#m7b5__ Bsus4_ B7

Special thanks to ShredDead from the Racer X Asylum Board, he gives me the idea for this title of the song.

Hi World!

New song completed. Well this one is a very special one. It is recorded live in the rehearsal chamber and please don´t expect too much of these following aspects:

- good sound quality
- a great mix
- a tight timing

the sax´o´phone, no other instrument has more sexappeal I recognized this fact when playing life very often. lol

Stop´n´Go (mp3, 128kbit, 5mb)

This is only kind of an “alpha” version of that song. I will post some further versions of it, and maybe we (the band) get the timing and sound issues solved

Dieses leckere Gericht gabs heute Mittag, während einer anstrengenden Lernsession bei mir zu Hause. Anstrengend weil das Wetter so unglaublich gut war und ich deshalb nicht frische Freibadluft geniessen konnte, aber meine Oma hat immer zu mir gesagt: “Von Nichts kommt Nichts!”

Das Essen war jedenfalls eine kleine Entschädigung dafür und hier das Musterbild:

Ich möchte auf diesem Wege noch eine Danksagung an Andy aussprechen, denn ohne ihn wäre dieser tolle Auflauf nicht möglich gewesen. Er war sehr großzügig und hat mir Reibekäse zur Verfügung gestellt.Die Welt wäre eine bessere, wenn es mehr Andys gäbe:-)
Und noch größere Danksagung an meine Küchenassistentin Fräul ein U.

This song : Blues Mania (mp3, 128kbit, 1,8mb) is taken from the Guitar Techniques Magazin. I must confess it is a total rip off. I have the issue scanned and if you like to have it for studying purposes I can mail it to you.

It is not this hard shown on this Box. It is hard if you have to improvise it this way with all this phrasing, articulation and accuracy. But I learned every note of it and it took weeks of practising to play it as it is.

And this guy (Paul Gilbert) is responsible for this blues o mania. If you don´t know him, he was responsible at a certain degree for the worldwide number one hit:
“To Be With You”

By the way, his personal website is created and maintained by himself and I find it very amusing and funny. It´s worth a look! And he is writing news in a blog, Unfortunately it is in Japanese language

Images are from Guitar Techniques issue August 2000

Very nice acoustic piece of music. You can find the original on the “High Tension Wires” Album by Steve Morse.
His Album received a grammy nomination for the best Intrumental Rock Performance in 1989. I like this acoustic song a lot. !!!

Modoc (mp3 128kbit, 1.9mb)

If you want to transcribe it by ear let me tell you that the guitar is tuned to an open E chord.
(e for the first string, b, g#, e, b, e)

One of my interpretations of an original In Flames song called :
Bulletride (mp3 128kbit, 4.2mb)

You´ll find the original song on the remarkable In Flames Album :

Clayman.

I think my cover of it turns out pretty good and it is really useful for using it as a backing track to practise the typical growling and screaming.

The youngest album is this one :

Soundtrack To Your Escape

I recorded this within 3 hours on a day´s morning in February, it instantly came to my mind. If I had more time I would add bass and drums too.

Above, there is a picture of an Ibanez PGM500 I used one of these to record this clip. Yeah not really, I ´ve lost the picture of the guitar and took the view out of my window instead. Fitting the song´s title Melting Away there is no snow left as you can see.

Unfortunately my Ibanez PGM500 guitar isn´t set up properly, resulting in some tiny stringbuzz and slightly out of tune notes in the clip.
Is anybody there who can set up my guitar correctly?

Melting Away (mp3 128kbit, 3.9mb)