Hey Bea, Hope you're well my friend. As a self-taught guitarist with little theory knowledge, I've always found scales/modes to be very daunting, and when I sit down to learn different shapes and positions, I find my mind wonders and struggle to keep an interest in learning them. Are there any good or fun ways to approach getting out of bad habits and going to the same positions each time. Appreciate the advice, hope to see you soon.
I'd say before diving into just memorising scales and mode, understand the intervals that make them up. Fifths, fourths thirds etc. Memorising modes is fairly useless IMO before you understand why they are used and over which chords. After you learn about intervals, you'll understand way more about how to remember a scale, where that scale is all over the neck, and also build chords all over the neck from the scale. You'll be able to recognise something like "oh they're using a flat seventh in what looks like major otherwise, this is probably mixolydian", and you'll be able to improvise or come up with chords using that information.
I feel u. I get bored AF learning new things like that. Was easier when I was younger. I had a teacher who made learning more interesting than it is now, just learning scales etc.
The wa I do it : choose a suitable backing track, choose a shape/scale and then just jam out going up and down the scale varying the speed and attack. That way you are making music while learning the positions and shapes and it keeps you interested. Just choose a different backing track on youtube every time to keep it fresh and have fun with the scales. You will learn them way faster, learn to apply them and "play music" at the same time.
Kings of Leon actually does a lot of left and right guitars Caleb will play something minimal and Matthew plays something to enhance that and they're panned right and left and always seems the sound great play together
One thing about speedloader saddles - I bought a set, and really like them, but when stringing up with a set of 12-60 (for C- tuning) I found that with the 60 guage string, the winding near the ball-end made it almost impossible to pull it into the speedloader so it reached the stability point where the ball-end was firmly up against the inner ridge. I got it to pull through eventually, but it will be a devilish job to get it out again! Slightly lighter (i.e. thinner) strings will probably be fine. Having said that, they seem just as stable as a clamped saddle once stretched in, and they save time!
As your playing keeps evolving what inspires you to learn and how to get past any blocks you may have on the road to bettering yourself as a guitarist and musician? How do you challenge yourself to improve? I normally don’t like to be personal but I also have to say thanks because I had a friend who passed away who was highly into guitar and I lost the love for it for whatever reason after his death feeling his loss. Coming across your page there was something about the tones and style and knowledge/genuine passion that sparked the love again to learn. Your playing hits on an inspiring level to me and shows hope that life gets better, the emotions through music can help write a story that everyone can relate too. Thanks for the content and for being real.
Rebea. Absolutely love your playing and style with Toska, your gear demos etc. I know you've been a big tube amp and pedal board guy for some time but have a Helix for your Frogleap gigs. I'm fairly certain alot of people would enjoy a Helix preset or two made by you to emulate your rig/tone, I definitely would. Your ambient and then big crunchy tones especially would be amazing.
@@Ottophil you might not realize there is a big market for those that make and sell presets for numerous modellers/profilers, nevermind the hundreds of signature guitars and amps and pedals out there for players wanting to sound closer to their favorite guitarist.
Great to see those wrist guards on. As a fellow guitarist/skater, I don't know what I'd do if I were to bail and end up with a munted wrist. Good on you for keeping yourself safe.
Hey Bea! First of all thank you so much for all the inspiration! I'm more of a beginner-intermediate player (and late starter), currently working on your musicisum course and enjoying it a lot! Question #1: if you had to pick 5 pedals (tuner, MIDI controller and expression pedals not included) and get rid of everything else, which would you pick? Question #2: you recently mentioned working on a band project with Nolly. Is it going to be a instrumental band, or a will you guys go with a singer? Kindest regards from Germany! Hope to be able to see one of your projects live some time!
Was always a dream of mine to grow up and goto the berrics haha never fulfilled that dream but I'm glad I got into guitar years ago and found your AFRO!
Hey Bea! You are a really great player, and I would like to know how you continue to be inspired. Also, I would like to know whether you and/or your band will be performing in San Diego, California in the near future? Details please, and Thanks!
When you move your jaw when you play, are you doing a singalong with what you're playing, keeping time, or actually have no control over it? I imagine it gets tired after a long session
Hey man, where is your new baritone signature model? Haven't seen it since the reaction video. Love both colours, love your sound, your music and your taste!
Nice happy little chord progression at the end there. Cool looking guitar too. I'm gonna say it again, I love your picks \m/. I keep them with some other picks in an Animals as Leaders pick tin.
B, Just a quick thanks for a heads up on the Strymon Riverside. It’s awesome! Using to push my amp (Friedman JJ) sounds like a monster. Thanks dude, can’t wait to hit the studio.
You present a lot of different options on your channel but what method do you find yourself recording with most often? Amp/Cab, Amp/Di, Modelling or plugins?
I have mayones duvell elite. Feels like i just started to play a real guitar, i have also kiesel but quality difference between those two custom guitars are just too much! mayones runs this business heavily and brutally good, outstanding!
Any chance you would get to demo some of Meris effects stuff? They do all sorts of cool effects that I think you could do some really cool stuff with and i would love to see how you work with it
Just would like to let you know you’ve helped influence my gear purchases and how I play guitar and record can’t thank you enough (P.S. whenever I talk about you or your music to anyone who doesn’t know who you are I tell them “basically he’s my Eddie Van Halen”)
Hey Rabea, I'm Rubio, big fan. Your videos are an event for me and my circle of friends. In my band we typically favor ESP and LTD guitars; our singer has 6 or 7 different deluxe Eclipse models and I had 3 older Forest model basses before upgrading to Warwick. Our drummer even has a 7-string Horizon. Do you have any opinions on this particular brand. I think I've heard you mention them, but don't recall you playing any. Also when are you coming to Texas?
How do you get that perfect almost dirty/almost clean ambient tone like in Asylum?? Where you've got the exact right amount of low end and high end, perfect amount of dirt, and doesn't sound overly compressed or anything
Hi Rebbea, thanks for everything that you do, for music, your creation motivation me a lot, THX ))) I want to get your signature model CHAPMAN ML3 STANDART in MENSIS GREY, because I want a biting, crunchy, aggressive but groovy guitar in EXTREME, RATM, DREAM THEATER, INTERVALS style, with modern sound and affordable price, I want your objective recommendation, did I make the right choice?
So I understand that the victory kraken has been your main amp(s) for quite some time now... and I know in toska, you being the only guitarist, thickness is more than welcomed... however in a two guitar band (say dorje for example) would you use or recommend a guitarist use a boost in front of the kraken (say in a two guitar, drop c tuned band)? To be blunt, would you ever use a tube screamer in front of a kraken?
Herman Miller Aeron. Not cheap though... You can probably find some shitty cheap Chinese copies that have a similar kind of armrests. Just google "office chair flip-up arms"
@@Arch_Stanton. pretty sure this is not an Aeron and the Aeron also doesn't have flippable armrests. Fluff and Misha have Aerons, I think. Seems like that's the industry standard.
@@josuastangl7140 You are right. That was the reason why I recommended it in the first place... Anyway, there are tons of office chairs with flip-up arms. Rabeas chair looks more like this one ("Office Hippo" @ Amazon): www.amazon.co.uk/Office-Hippo-Chair-Fabric-Black/dp/B01FVSPHYO/ref=sr_1_8?dchild=1&keywords=office+chair+flip+up+arms&qid=1593629488&sr=8-8
#askthefro - Hi Bea, do you get any noise complaints from your neighbours? I'm in the process of buying my first home, and would like a similar setup to yours, but I'm a little concerned about what the neighbours would think once I crank up my dual rec! Have you done anything in your room to keep the sound in and not annoy your neighbour's? And was this a factor when you decided to buy/rent your house? Thanks, Aled.
Have you tried any Blackstar amps? say like the HT Stage 100? Or how about a Harley Benton guitar? Will you be running any more of those ambient tutorials?
I have tried a Mayones duvelle and it absolutely wasn't for me. The neck was so thin and flat. It makes a wizard neck feel like a Les Paul. I've also tried a different, more traditional Mayones (don't remember the name), which I liked better. Quality was great, but playing-wise, it just couldn't justify the price tag. Just didn't work for me, which was kind of disappointing, because those guitars look awesome. Everyone is different after all. So my advice is: go try it out. Nobody but you can know what you like or don't like.
Hi Bea! Haven't seen you using your Kemper in quite a while now. Are you not using it anymore? If you still do, how and where is it used? Cheers from Austria, love your channel.
Hey Rabea what is your experience with some ultra low tunings like meshuggah new wage war and architects weird Double F# F# (for it is still a 7string where 6 string just vanished ) did you ever tried them ? Did it work out for you or nah keep it at A/B like your baritone guitars ?
Totally random question: why wear your watch on your right wrist? Would think that as someone who plays right-handed it’s far more likely to get in the way or mar the finish of your guitar than if you wore it on your fretting hand.
Hi, Rabea. I've a new strat and when I engage my Analogman Bc183 I pick a radio station. It doesn't happen with my old strat. Any thoughts on what might be causing this? Pickups, pots, cap? Thanks, man!
Hmmm, a clothing brand named Sleepless with some shirts having design reminiscent of Sleep Token members, plus you said in a recent video that you know a member of the band. Coincidence? :D
So I'm thinking about experimenting with stero rigs and I have to ask, if you double track a stereo rig, pan one left and one right, will it have the same affect as quad tracking???
What I would do in that situation is a dual amp rig either side, so you’re technically double tracking a ‘stereo’ rig but more like a dual amp blend either side
@@RabeaMassaad that's good to know that it wasn't That bad!! I used to skate as well, pretty much from age 8-20. After seeing u do that tre flip off that bank (couple months ago I think). Got me inspired to pick up my board. Legs were a bit wobbly for sure. (u inspired me to play guitar again as well,). Life is fun again! Thanks Bea your awesome!!
Sick skating dude!
Rabea vs Rob - the Skate n Riff Challenge!
I love that the best player on TH-cam is more of an improviser than a theory player!
Q: are we ever gonna see Dorje again. It’s been years since we had any social media activity and there was talk of an album a few times
That jam you did with Ben, Dave was one of the best videos of yours
Gracias Alejo León !!!
Your fro could bring about world peace 🌍✌️
More Ambient Improvisation please, love that side of your music sooooo much.
Hey Bea, Hope you're well my friend.
As a self-taught guitarist with little theory knowledge, I've always found scales/modes to be very daunting, and when I sit down to learn different shapes and positions, I find my mind wonders and struggle to keep an interest in learning them. Are there any good or fun ways to approach getting out of bad habits and going to the same positions each time.
Appreciate the advice, hope to see you soon.
I'd say before diving into just memorising scales and mode, understand the intervals that make them up. Fifths, fourths thirds etc.
Memorising modes is fairly useless IMO before you understand why they are used and over which chords. After you learn about intervals, you'll understand way more about how to remember a scale, where that scale is all over the neck, and also build chords all over the neck from the scale. You'll be able to recognise something like "oh they're using a flat seventh in what looks like major otherwise, this is probably mixolydian", and you'll be able to improvise or come up with chords using that information.
Look for a post by Signals Music Studio, very good explanation on modes and how to use them with which chords.
I feel u. I get bored AF learning new things like that. Was easier when I was younger. I had a teacher who made learning more interesting than it is now, just learning scales etc.
The wa I do it : choose a suitable backing track, choose a shape/scale and then just jam out going up and down the scale varying the speed and attack. That way you are making music while learning the positions and shapes and it keeps you interested. Just choose a different backing track on youtube every time to keep it fresh and have fun with the scales. You will learn them way faster, learn to apply them and "play music" at the same time.
wicked Intro!!!!!!! 🔥👏🏼
Any thoughts/reasoning behind the names Toska and Dorje? Love your music, cheers from Denmark!
Dorje is a Buddhist symbol. I remember Chappers talking about it in a video. It’s also called a Vajra.
It is also a weapon, a sort of double sided club. Mostly wielded by hindu gods.
Kings of Leon actually does a lot of left and right guitars Caleb will play something minimal and Matthew plays something to enhance that and they're panned right and left and always seems the sound great play together
Perfect example of this is Pyro. Beautifully blended atmospherical glory.
I didn't pick you for a skateboarder bro, nice! I've just started getting back into it at 37. Never too late.
dang rippin on the board yuueueueuuueueuue!
One thing about speedloader saddles - I bought a set, and really like them, but when stringing up with a set of 12-60 (for C- tuning) I found that with the 60 guage string, the winding near the ball-end made it almost impossible to pull it into the speedloader so it reached the stability point where the ball-end was firmly up against the inner ridge. I got it to pull through eventually, but it will be a devilish job to get it out again! Slightly lighter (i.e. thinner) strings will probably be fine. Having said that, they seem just as stable as a clamped saddle once stretched in, and they save time!
As your playing keeps evolving what inspires you to learn and how to get past any blocks you may have on the road to bettering yourself as a guitarist and musician? How do you challenge yourself to improve? I normally don’t like to be personal but I also have to say thanks because I had a friend who passed away who was highly into guitar and I lost the love for it for whatever reason after his death feeling his loss. Coming across your page there was something about the tones and style and knowledge/genuine passion that sparked the love again to learn. Your playing hits on an inspiring level to me and shows hope that life gets better, the emotions through music can help write a story that everyone can relate too. Thanks for the content and for being real.
Rebea. Absolutely love your playing and style with Toska, your gear demos etc. I know you've been a big tube amp and pedal board guy for some time but have a Helix for your Frogleap gigs. I'm fairly certain alot of people would enjoy a Helix preset or two made by you to emulate your rig/tone, I definitely would. Your ambient and then big crunchy tones especially would be amazing.
Lol this comment is so funny, what I read is “I don’t sound like you, why don’t you sound like me instead?”
@@Ottophil you might not realize there is a big market for those that make and sell presets for numerous modellers/profilers, nevermind the hundreds of signature guitars and amps and pedals out there for players wanting to sound closer to their favorite guitarist.
Great Intro, reminded me of Tycho.
Loved the skateboard moves! Nice to see you making some good times during this situation.
The playing you show on "Rita" reminded me of Tommy Bolin :-)
Great to see those wrist guards on. As a fellow guitarist/skater, I don't know what I'd do if I were to bail and end up with a munted wrist. Good on you for keeping yourself safe.
Hey Bea! First of all thank you so much for all the inspiration! I'm more of a beginner-intermediate player (and late starter), currently working on your musicisum course and enjoying it a lot!
Question #1: if you had to pick 5 pedals (tuner, MIDI controller and expression pedals not included) and get rid of everything else, which would you pick?
Question #2: you recently mentioned working on a band project with Nolly. Is it going to be a instrumental band, or a will you guys go with a singer?
Kindest regards from Germany! Hope to be able to see one of your projects live some time!
all my favourite guitar tones come out of Rabea
Damn bro you looking good! Keep up the good work shit is inspiring!
Trey flip for the win ,, broooo!!!
Ahhh Rita!!! Love of my life!!! :)
How do Bea?
Any news on Leave No Meat on the Bones and the next album? Itching for some new Toska since that in-studio tease. Keep smiling!
It would be very helpful if you could make a video of how you layer guitars
Thanks in advance
Love your stuff brother ~~
Was always a dream of mine to grow up and goto the berrics haha never fulfilled that dream but I'm glad I got into guitar years ago and found your AFRO!
I absolutely love your playing ! Im keen to get back into skating, can you talk me through your set up ? Cheers
Hey Bea! You are a really great player, and I would like to know how you continue to be inspired. Also, I would like to know whether you and/or your band will be performing in San Diego, California in the near future? Details please, and Thanks!
Hey Bea, I am a huge fan of your videos and playing style. I was wondering if you would ever consider tabbing Fire By the Silos
When you move your jaw when you play, are you doing a singalong with what you're playing, keeping time, or actually have no control over it? I imagine it gets tired after a long session
Hi Bea, hope you’re doing good. Any news on when you are releasing new Toska after those making of videos you put out? Can’t wait to hear it!
Hey man, where is your new baritone signature model? Haven't seen it since the reaction video. Love both colours, love your sound, your music and your taste!
Thanks, Rabea. I miss you and Matt soundin' like.
Would you make anymore videos on song writing? Maybe something about connecting ideas?
Q&A 19
Can you do some vids on how you put together your ambient stuff ????
Nice happy little chord progression at the end there. Cool looking guitar too. I'm gonna say it again, I love your picks \m/. I keep them with some other picks in an Animals as Leaders pick tin.
oh wow speedloaders make a tonne of sense now i googled them to see how they're designed. might have to search for some stainless steel ones now....
Q. What have you been doing to get in shape? you're looking mega ripped now! (congrats)
B, Just a quick thanks for a heads up on the Strymon Riverside. It’s awesome! Using to push my amp (Friedman JJ) sounds like a monster. Thanks dude, can’t wait to hit the studio.
Rabea looks like Steve Lukather - guitarist with Toto.
Hey Rabea, l am a skateboard builder, would you like 'Your' special board, one with your logo and specs? Pascal from Brussels
awesome
You present a lot of different options on your channel but what method do you find yourself recording with most often? Amp/Cab, Amp/Di, Modelling or plugins?
I have mayones duvell elite. Feels like i just started to play a real guitar, i have also kiesel but quality difference between those two custom guitars are just too much! mayones runs this business heavily and brutally good, outstanding!
Any chance you would get to demo some of Meris effects stuff? They do all sorts of cool effects that I think you could do some really cool stuff with and i would love to see how you work with it
Q&A 19
when Toska play a concert in Poland ?
we have a lot of fantastic festival in summer
Just would like to let you know you’ve helped influence my gear purchases and how I play guitar and record can’t thank you enough (P.S. whenever I talk about you or your music to anyone who doesn’t know who you are I tell them “basically he’s my Eddie Van Halen”)
Hey Rabea, I'm Rubio, big fan. Your videos are an event for me and my circle of friends. In my band we typically favor ESP and LTD guitars; our singer has 6 or 7 different deluxe Eclipse models and I had 3 older Forest model basses before upgrading to Warwick. Our drummer even has a 7-string Horizon. Do you have any opinions on this particular brand. I think I've heard you mention them, but don't recall you playing any. Also when are you coming to Texas?
How do you get that perfect almost dirty/almost clean ambient tone like in Asylum?? Where you've got the exact right amount of low end and high end, perfect amount of dirt, and doesn't sound overly compressed or anything
Do you have much experience with fretless guitar? I recently acquired one and I'm keen to hear about other guitarist's experiences.
John Suhr goes "hold my beer"
“Skates Like” on Andertons TV?
First episode Rodney Mullen!
Q: Do you still sit down and study any particular songs/ bands/ artists or do you mostly do your own stuff nowadays?
PS keep up the awesome work!
Hey Bea, what scales and tunings do you prefer for your ambient playing?
Q: If you could have 1 guitar, amp, pedal from yr collection, what would they be?
Massive fan bro and yr a huge inspiration! Cheers for everything
Now that you're back on the skateboard, any chance we'll get to see you behind the drumkit again?
Will you ever put out some Achetype: Nolly presets? Please?
Hi Rebbea, thanks for everything that you do, for music, your creation motivation me a lot, THX ))) I want to get your signature model CHAPMAN ML3 STANDART in MENSIS GREY, because I want a biting, crunchy, aggressive but groovy guitar in EXTREME, RATM, DREAM THEATER, INTERVALS style, with modern sound and affordable price, I want your objective recommendation, did I make the right choice?
wanna try my Suhr Modern? ;)
Have you ever tried the Empress Zoia? Are you interested in trying one?
Nobody asked when the new Toska track is coming? Been waiting for months... ;-)
dude can you please give a tutorial to the second riff in the riff wars video? it's that outro riff from 'siggy pop' and your signature guitar video.
So I understand that the victory kraken has been your main amp(s) for quite some time now... and I know in toska, you being the only guitarist, thickness is more than welcomed... however in a two guitar band (say dorje for example) would you use or recommend a guitarist use a boost in front of the kraken (say in a two guitar, drop c tuned band)? To be blunt, would you ever use a tube screamer in front of a kraken?
Are you working on material for GG 3? Could you release SILO as a single on streaming platforms? You rock!
Hi Bea, will you be doing tabs for FBTS?
my CS Strat that looks just like Rita :)
Q: What chair is that?
I've only seen flippable armrests on yours and Nolly's, seems perfect for playing guitar!
Herman Miller Aeron. Not cheap though... You can probably find some shitty cheap Chinese copies that have a similar kind of armrests. Just google "office chair flip-up arms"
@@Arch_Stanton. pretty sure this is not an Aeron and the Aeron also doesn't have flippable armrests.
Fluff and Misha have Aerons, I think.
Seems like that's the industry standard.
@@josuastangl7140 You are right. That was the reason why I recommended it in the first place... Anyway, there are tons of office chairs with flip-up arms. Rabeas chair looks more like this one ("Office Hippo" @ Amazon): www.amazon.co.uk/Office-Hippo-Chair-Fabric-Black/dp/B01FVSPHYO/ref=sr_1_8?dchild=1&keywords=office+chair+flip+up+arms&qid=1593629488&sr=8-8
#askthefro - Hi Bea, do you get any noise complaints from your neighbours? I'm in the process of buying my first home, and would like a similar setup to yours, but I'm a little concerned about what the neighbours would think once I crank up my dual rec! Have you done anything in your room to keep the sound in and not annoy your neighbour's? And was this a factor when you decided to buy/rent your house? Thanks, Aled.
Have you tried any Blackstar amps? say like the HT Stage 100? Or how about a Harley Benton guitar? Will you be running any more of those ambient tutorials?
Positive Grid Spark or Boss Katana? Which one'll be your current recommendation for a beginner in terms of sound?
or Yamaha THR 10 II 😉
When the next episode of Ask The Fro? ;)
questions for the afro? Dear Afro, What products does Rabea use on you? and do you like them?
lol
I have tried a Mayones duvelle and it absolutely wasn't for me. The neck was so thin and flat. It makes a wizard neck feel like a Les Paul. I've also tried a different, more traditional Mayones (don't remember the name), which I liked better. Quality was great, but playing-wise, it just couldn't justify the price tag. Just didn't work for me, which was kind of disappointing, because those guitars look awesome. Everyone is different after all. So my advice is: go try it out. Nobody but you can know what you like or don't like.
Hi Bea!
Haven't seen you using your Kemper in quite a while now. Are you not using it anymore? If you still do, how and where is it used? Cheers from Austria, love your channel.
... the Shop needs bigger Shirts :D
Hey Rabea what is your experience with some ultra low tunings like meshuggah new wage war and architects weird Double F# F# (for it is still a 7string where 6 string just vanished ) did you ever tried them ? Did it work out for you or nah keep it at A/B like your baritone guitars ?
Are you working torwards any new music recently during lockdown? Either for Toska, dorje or solo stuff?
great mestre \,,/
Totally random question: why wear your watch on your right wrist? Would think that as someone who plays right-handed it’s far more likely to get in the way or mar the finish of your guitar than if you wore it on your fretting hand.
I don’t like the restriction on my left wrist. Barely notice it on the right to be fair
Q: Strat or Les paul??
Hi, Rabea. I've a new strat and when I engage my Analogman Bc183 I pick a radio station. It doesn't happen with my old strat. Any thoughts on what might be causing this? Pickups, pots, cap? Thanks, man!
Is there anyone more cool than you? I think not :p love from southern Ontario Canada on Canada day :p.. rock on brotha man \m/
Hmmm, a clothing brand named Sleepless with some shirts having design reminiscent of Sleep Token members, plus you said in a recent video that you know a member of the band. Coincidence? :D
Do you still have your British standard ml1?
First!!!
Anyone have a link to the speedy saddles?
Dave need something in his sound, like Billy S. Just my thinking.
What kind of headphones are best for keeping the high volume tube tones without blowing out me ears or upsetting my neighbors cat?
So I'm thinking about experimenting with stero rigs and I have to ask, if you double track a stereo rig, pan one left and one right, will it have the same affect as quad tracking???
What I would do in that situation is a dual amp rig either side, so you’re technically double tracking a ‘stereo’ rig but more like a dual amp blend either side
@@RabeaMassaad I've never thought about that actually, but unfortunately I don't have 4 amps
@@RabeaMassaad also have you ever shown this in a video if so direct me towards that please
hey man, could you make a playthrough of Outspoken? it would be awesome
And now for the ulimate question... What hair products does the Afro use?
Hey how long did it take you to get your legs back after not skating for so long?
I’d say a couple weeks properly. Like in terms of being able to go for a session at the park, and be able to walk the next day hahah
@@RabeaMassaad that's good to know that it wasn't That bad!! I used to skate as well, pretty much from age 8-20. After seeing u do that tre flip off that bank (couple months ago I think). Got me inspired to pick up my board. Legs were a bit wobbly for sure. (u inspired me to play guitar again as well,). Life is fun again! Thanks Bea your awesome!!
Hey bea, Please notice me 🙏 Can you sing and then play the guitar 🎸 Thanks!
Cc
Hi Rabea I gave you a MUD KILLER pedal at Namm 2020 and I've trying to contact you without success. Please check your email .
I think what we all wanna know is. When are you gonna post that Soldano video!!!
damn dude, how much weight have you lost? you look like a completely new man. fro still same size though