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All necessary ingredients are included in the package. All you need to do is add hot water
Anyone have any good japanese recipes? Something simple and with ingredients I can get at the local store? THanks!
All necessary ingredients are included in the package. All you need to do is add hot water
Bah! Riceball ~ Japanese rice balled into a triangle or circle ~ a dab of salt on our hands and rub it on the riceball and some seaweed on the riceball YUM!
Or curry rice Japanese rice, curry ~ spicy or not ~ pork/steak, potatoes, carrots, onions cut them up cook them and put it on the rice yum!
This is all I know as a dude xD! Its all great food thou
making udon noodlesKone (mixing the flour with salt water)
1. Put all the flour in a large bowl and add about 90% of the salt water that you have prepared beforehand.
2. Quickly mix with your bare hand without making lump.
3. Open your hands wide and make circular motion with your arm as if rubbing against the inside of the bowl. When doing so, if a little amount of flour slips away from between your fingers, you are doing great.
4. Still mixing, add the rest of the salt water little by little.
5.When the salt water is evenly soaked into the flour, and the whole thing is like rough powder in the size of the uncooked rice, the mixing is done.
6. Gather all the mixture to the center of the bowl making something like a hill with sand. Add pressure with the palm of your hand and make it into a disk shape. In doing so, be careful not make cracks on the surface or the surrounding edges.
Ashibumi [1] (Stepping on the dough with your feet)
1. Cut open the 10kg rice bag and wipe the inside surface clean.
2. Gently place the disk shaped dough onto this sheet and fold it over the dough to cover.
3.Here the ashibumi (stepping) begins. Beginning stepping from the outer edge will prevent the dough from cracking.
4. Place your feet T shape and slowly circulate around the dough from outer edge towards the center.
5.After the dough spreads out to 30cm to 40cm in diameter, roll the dough from the edge as in making norimaki sushi (vinegared rice rolled with a sheet of dried laver). Make a tight roll and do not let air inside.
6. Place the rolled dough inside the sheet once more and step on it to make rectangular shape. After you are done, roll it from the edge again as if making norimaki sushi.
7. Place the dough inside the bag once more and lightly step on it. If you can feel the dough push back, you are doing very well.
Nekashi (Leaving the dough as it is)
Leave it for about 1 hour during summer time. During winter time, leave it for about 2 hours or leave it inside the kotatsu for 1 hour. Inside the Hama (dough), the hardened retiform structure of the gluten will regain the elasticity while leaving the dough due to "Maruke" (circular shape). This process will speed up in higher temperature with lots of moisture.
Kari Maruke (the first shaping the dough into a circle)
This is a process in which the dough is shaped into a circle, which is also called "Heso-dashi" (heso means a navel in Japanese). This is the most difficult process in making Udon noodles, so the beginner should be careful not to make cracks on the surface, and when the dough is shaped in circle, you could pass this stage. You would have to go through this process hundreds of times before making good circular shape like professional Udon noodle makers.
1. Lightly punch the approximately 15cm edges of the Hama (dough) with your fist.
2. Fold the dough in two by bringing the upper left corner to the lower right corner.
3. With your left hand, press the left half on the dough with pushing forward motion.
4. Turn the dough 30 degrees reverse clockwise, and fold in half by bringing the upper left corner to the lower center.
5. Repeat steps 3 and 4 for 3 to 4 times and the dough will gradually shape in circle. This process will also bring more elasticity to the dough and will keep its shape.
6. Place the dough in the medium sized plastic bag. Let all the air out of the bag and tie the opening.
Nekashi (Leaving the dough as it is)
Honmaruke (The main shaping of the dough into circle)...this is very difficult to do.
1. Lightly press on the edge of the dough with your palm so that the dough will be the disc shape approximately 20 cm in diameter.
2. Fold the dough in two by bringing the upper left area to lower right area.
3.Press on the left half of the dough with your left hand in pushing forward motion.
4.Turn the dough 15 degrees reverse clockwise and roll it by pulling the upper portion towards you.
5. Repeat steps 3 and 4 for another 3 to 4 times. The dough will gradually be shaped into a spiral shell shape.
6. Take hold of the right edge of the spiral portion with your right hand. Use your pinky finger and your palm.
7. Like turning on the accelerator of motorcycle, twist the dough and pushing your right thumb into the center. (This step is hard to grasp without actually seeing it with your own eyes.)
8. Make the dough into shape by using your left hand as if you are drinking tea in a tea ceremony and by rubbing the dough.
9. Change the angle little by little and repeat steps 7 and 8.
10.When the dough looks like the picture on the right, you are doing great.
11.Place the dough in the medium sized plastic bag, let out all the air and tie the opening.
Nekashi (Leaving the dough as it is)
Ashibumi [2] (Stepping on the dough with your feet)
In the same way as Ashibumi [1], step on the dough until it spreads out to about 30cm to 40cm in diameter. When stepping on more than one Hama (dough), spread a little flour on the surfaces of the Hamas and stack them so that they do not stick to each other and you can do the stepping at once. The top Hama would take more time to spread out, so it is suggested that you occasionally change the top-bottom position of the Hamas to obtain even size. After the stepping process is done, wrap it in the plastic rice bag to keep from drying and leave it for 1 to 2 hours. During winter time, up to this process can be done in one day, leave it overnight, and the finishing can be done on the following day.
Nekashi (Leaving the dough as it is)
Nobashi (Rolling out the dough)
Now let's begin "Nobashi (Rolling out the dough)" and "Houchoukiri (Cutting with knife)" which are the real pleasure in making hand-made Udon noodles.
The first step: Kakudashi (shaping the dough to square)
1. Wipe the work board clean and have it dry completely.
2. Sprinkle some flour on both top and bottom surface of the Hama (dough). If you sprinkled too much, pat off the extra flour.
3. The side with Heso is the back side. Place the dough with back side up on the table.
4. Place the rolling pin at the center of the Hama and putting pressure on the pin, roll the pin away from you. Turn the Hama 90 degree and repeat the process until the Hama becomes square in shape.
The second step: Rolling out the square edges
1. Place the rolling pin on one of the square corner and roll up the Hama (dough) onto the rolling pin.
2. After rolling up the Hama on the rolling pin, bring the Hama and rolling pin towards yourself.
3. Move both hands towards the center and push the rolled up Hama to the other side while putting your weight on it. Repeat it for 2 or 3 times.
4. Turn the Hama and rolling pin 180 degrees and bring it towards you.
5. Beginning from the place closest to you, spread out the Hama.
6. Move both hands towards the center of the rolling pin, put pressure on the rolling pin with your weight and roll it to the other side. Repeat 2 or 3 times.
7. Turn the rolled up Hama and rolling pin 90 degrees counterclockwise, and move it to the left side of the table.
8. Spread out the Hama from left to right.
9. Repeat steps 1 to 8.
The third step: Rolling out the sides
1.Place one side of the Hama (dough) in front of you and place the rolling pin near the edge.
2. Place both hands in the center slowly separating your hand to the left and right side while rolling up and rolling out the Hama. When your hands reach the far left and far right, the Hama should be rolled up onto the pin.
3. Turn the Hama 180 degrees and bring it towards you.
4.Spread out the Hama from place closest to you to the other side.
5. Repeat step 2.
6. Turn the rolled up Hama and rolling pin 90 degrees counterclockwise and place it at the left side of the work board.
7.Spread the Hama from left to right.
8. Repeat steps 1 to 7.
9.When the dough is evenly thinned out to about 3mm in thickness, rolling out process is completed. If there are thick areas, spread out that area to even thickness.
Houchoukiri (Cutting with knife)
Be careful not to cut your fingers.
1. After the Hama (dough) is rolled out to the thickness of a thin cloth, spread it on the table and sprinkle with lots of flour. Extra flour can be patted off later.
2. Fold it like a folding screen.
3. If you do not own Komaita (thick wooden board to hold down the dough when cutting), cut from the right edge of the Hama in the thickness of 3mm.
4.If you do own Komaita, tightly hold the knife, and place the edge of the knife perpendicularly to the Komaita and push down on the knife vertically with force.
5. When the knife hit the cutting board making "thumping" sound, slightly tilt the knife to the left and pull it up as rubbing against the side of the Komaita.
6. Repeat 4 and 5 until you finish cutting all the dough.
wait and ill post the ingredients...O_o
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Ingredients and equipment Amount Note
Flour Medium-strength flour 700g Serves approximately 7
Salt 40g Little more during summer time and little less during winter time
Water 280cc Tap water is fine
Worktable Dining table or Kotatsu table (a low Japanese style table with the small heater that accompanies the table) at least 70cm X 70cm in size. If you do not own such a table, a board of linden plywood 90cm square can be used. Such boards are available at a general store. Place one side of the plywood against the wall or pillar when working and it will stay in place.
Large bowl Ceramics or wooden bowls are the best, however, stainless or aluminum bowls will be fine. Please have the largest bowl you have ready.
Rolling pin Wooden rolling pin of 2 to 3cm in diameter and approximately 1 meter long. If you do not own a wooden rolling pin, a piece of polyvinyl chloride pipe is fine. Wooden rolling pin made from wood with strong scent such as Douglas fir is not suitable. The scent will transfer to the Udon noodles.
Cutting board Larger the better. Please have it completely dried.
Knife Use a knife with cutting edge not turned up (such as a kitchen knife for cutting vegetables) Kitchen knives with turned up cutting edge will be hard to handle and will result in poor cutting surface.
Small saucepan and chopsticks Make salt water in the saucepan beforehand. Any container larger than 500cc is fine. There is no need to heat.
Large plastic bag Thick plastic bags such as 10kg rice bags. Please wipe the inside clean before using.
Medium sized plastic bag No.8 (approx. A4 paper size) Used for temporary keeping.
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Ramen from Scratch
Ingredients 2 cups flour
4 eggs
1 T. water
Oil for frying
Preparation In a large bowl, combine flour and salt. Make a well in the center and add the eggs and water. Combine until it comes together to form a nice pasta dough. Let rest 30 minutes, then roll through pasta machine with an angel hair attachment. Twirl your desired amount in a nest. Let your nests dry for a couple of hours, then deep fry for 3 minutes on each side. Let cool. Boil in salted water until tender. (Since this is fresh ramen without any perservaties, store in the fridge for up to a week, or freeze for 3 months)
Ramen Salad Royale
Ingredients 2 packages Chicken Vegetable Flavor Top Ramen
2 cups red or green cabbage, shredded
1 cup carrots, shredded
4 green onions, chopped
2 Tbsp. sesame seeds
1/2 cup mandarin orange slices (canned)
2 Tbsp. unsalted sunflower seeds, shelled
1/3 cup sugar
1/3 cup light vegetable oil
1/2 tsp. mustard powder Salt and pepper to taste Juice from
1 fresh lime
1 Top Ramen seasoning packet
1/2 cup almonds or pine nuts, slivered
1/2 cup provolone cheese, grated
Preparation Cook Top Ramen noodles according to package, but do not add seasoning packet. Drain noodles. Place noodles in large salad bowl. Add cabbage, onions, sesame seeds, orange slices and sunflower seeds and toss. In a mixing cup add sugar, oil, mustard powder, salt, pepper, lime juice and one Top Ramen seasoning packet. Mix well and add to noodle mixture. Just before serving, sprinkle with nuts and cheese. It's a royal taste treat.
Suicide Ramen
Ingredients 2 Ramen Bricks (any flavor, preferably oriental)
10 Packets Taco bell Fire sauce
1 Bottle Tabasco
1 Finely chopped Habanero Pepper
Your favorite type of Cheese, grated
Preparation Start Ramen as usual. If using filter, put pepper in filter and paperclip (yes, it works if you don't leave it on too long) the filter to the side of the pot. As ramen cooks, add Fire sauce and tobasco. Do not overcook. When finished, put noodles in bowl, add grated cheese, stir, eat, enjoy.
Ramen Spagetti
Ingredients Your desired no. of Ramen Bricks
Spagetti sauce
Preparation If you are tired of normal flavored Ramen, try Ramen spaghetti. Simply cook the Ramen as normal, but don't add the flavor packets. Drain the water and add spaghetti sauce. Then heat the mixture in the microwave for about a minute. This will taste almost as good as normal spaghetti, but is a lot cheaper and easier to make.
Salmon Ramen with Fresh Vegetables
Ingredients 2 Ramen bricks
1 Tbsp. butter
1 onion, finely chopped
1-1/2 cups milk
4 oz. cream cheese, cubed
1 cup carrots, julienned
1 cup zucchini, julienned
2 cans (6.5 oz each) salmon, drained and broken into chunks
Preparation Heat butter in skillet and add the chopped onion. Sauté onion 2 minutes. Add milk, cream cheese and 1 flavor packet. Cook and stir until mixture is smooth. DO NOT BOIL. Add carrots, zucchini and salmon and simmer for 5 minutes. At the same time, cook the noodles with the seasoning from the remaining flavor packet for 3 minutes. Drain liquid. Add the ramen noodles to the salmon and vegetable mixture. Toss gently and serve immediately. Now that's a winning taste!
Last edited by RLTTJM; Sep 22, 2006 at 05:22 PM.
mmmmmmmm yummy i love those kind of foods
I could've sworn I posted the recipe for takoyaki somewhere................


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BLACKWELDER, the brand new metal experience featuring some of the top names in power prog metal today, streaming the brand new song 'The Night Of New Moon'. The band is currently recording and mixing its as-yet-untitled album for a late 2014 release via GoldenCore/ZYX Music. The CD will be mixed by Matt Smith (THEOCRACY). The song can be streamed below.
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BLACKWELDER Stream New Song
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The king of neo-classical shred guitar, legendary guitar virtuoso Yngwie Malmsteen, will soon return to stages across North America this summer for the first-ever "Guitar Gods" festival tour. Bringing together such accomplished axemen as Uli Jon Roth (Scorpions, Electric Sun), Gary Hoey ("Hocus Pocus") and Bumblefoot (Guns N' Roses),Malmsteen will headline an epic celebration (6+ hours!) of the instrument for a full evening of guitar pyrotechnics. Each show will also feature special surprise guests. The "Guitar Gods" tour is created and produced by April Malmsteen, Yngwie's wife and manager and is presented in proud partnership with Guitar Center. Please see below for the itinerary; more dates to be announced.
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The king of neo-classical shred guitar, legendary guitar virtuoso Yngwie Malmsteen, will soon return to stages across North America for a headlining tour in support of his new album SPELLBOUND; SPELLBOUND was released in December, 2012. The trek will kick off in Cleveland, OH at the House Of Blues on Wednesday, April 24th and will feature an eclectic mix of classic tracks, as well as new material from SPELLBOUND and his previous studio album, RELENTLESS. Please see below for the itinerary, more dates to be announced.
In other news, Malmsteen will soon add another achievement to his already impressive career: his first-ever book, the official autobiography Relentless: A Memoir. Written by Malmsteen himself, the book chronicles his journey from humble beginnings in Sweden to contemporary life as one of the world's greatest guitarists. The book will be released on Monday, May 6th via Wiley Publishing and can be pre-ordered here. Of the new book, Malmsteen commented, "I've been very fortunate to have a career with extraordinary highlights. It's been a life-long dream to document these stories. I can't wait for the release of my book so that fans can read my story in my own words." As if a new record, new tour and new book weren't enough to keep the guitar legend busy, Malmsteen is also very proud to introduce www.relentlessshred.com, his brand new guitar tutorial website. At www.relentlesshsred.com fans and players worldwide at every level can log on to learn from the master himself.
For nearly three decades, Grammy-nominated Swedish guitar icon Yngwie Malmsteen has been amazing audiences with dazzling technical speed and ability. Malmsteen's signature style of playing, which combines elements of seemingly disparate styles of music – metal and classical, spawned the now commonplace genres of heavy metal known as "shred guitar" and "neo classical" and earned Malmsteen the title "the Paganini of heavy metal". Malmsteen was the first guitarist to have his own Fender signature guitar model (even before Eric Clapton). He has graced the cover of more than 200 magazines worldwide, has won every guitar award imaginable and to date, has sold millions of records. Time named Malmsteen one of the "Top Ten Greatest Electric Guitar Players", an honor he shared with the likes of Les Paul, Jimmy Page and Jimi Hendrix. "Guitar Hero" enthusiasts know they have arrived when they are bestowed with the Yngwie Malmsteen award in the Xbox 360 version of "Guitar Hero 2″. The award signifies a 1000+ note streak in succession.
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YNGWIE MALMSTEEN: New Video Interview by Seymour Duncan Posted Online
Seymour Duncan recently conducted an interview with legendary Swedish guitarist Yngwie Malmsteen. You can now watch the chat below.
As previously reported, Malmsteen will release his autobiography entitled "Relentless: The Memoir" on May 21 via Wiley.
The book's official description: "Yngwie Malmsteen's revolutionary guitar style — combining elements of classical music with the speed and volume of heavy metal — made him a staple of the 80s rock scene. Decades later, he's still a legend among guitarists, having sold 11 million albums and influenced generations of rockers since. In 'Relentless', Malmsteen shares his personal story, from the moment he burst onto the scene seemingly out of nowhere in the early '80s to become a household name in the annals of heavy metal. Along the way, he talks about his first bands, going solo, his songwriting and recording process, and the seedy side of the rock business."
The 288-page book is available for pre-order via Amazon.
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The rock-and-roll memoir of one of the world's greatest guitarists:
ADVANCE PRAISE FOR RELENTLESS FROM Slash, Steve Vai , Joe Satriani, Zakk Wylde and more…
Slash: Yngwie literally blew my mind when he came on the LA music scene in the early 80's. the fastest & most articulate, fluid, melodic, classical based rock guitarist I'd ever heard. Still the best at what he does all these years later.
Steve Vai: When Yngwie Malmsteen hit the scene in the early 80's it was as if a monolith appeared. He was playing electric rock guitar in a way that seemed completely unearthly and had to be seen to be believed.
His tone was pristine and powerful, his vibrato, intonation and control was stunning, His harmonic and melodic sensibilities were unique, his emotional investment in his melodies was captivating, and his sheer speed and technical command of the instrument was utterly breathtaking to the point of frightening for some.
He absolutely set a standard of virtuosity on the instrument that has yet to be matched. He was a breath of visceral fresh air that inspired the movement of a whole new subculture of music. He was always unequivocally and unquestionably dedicated to his passions and delivered without any excuses. And since then, the bastard has just been getting better!"
I have had the good fortune of knowing him for the past 25 years and have stood next to him on stage many times. It always felt as though I was standing next to a mountain, solid, giant and forever.
A few things about Yngwie that some may not know is that he is remarkably intelligent and has a fiery sense of humor that delivers on par with his musical gifts.
Joe Satriani: Yngwie Malmsteen loves to play guitar, and he's really good at it. I know this from personal experience.
I've stood right next to him on many a stage, shoulder to shoulder, trading solos, celebrating our influences, taking chances, playfully testing each others limits and putting on a great show for our fans. At the end of every performance I was sure of two things: Yngwie is an amazing guitarist, and that there is only one Yngwie Malmsteen.
Let's face it, every guitarist wishes they could do what he does with those six strings and a pick, but what he does is not only super human, it is undeniably unique and original too. There are imitators, some with equal proficiency, but none that can match the heart and the confidence behind his virtuosity.
The last time we played together was at Marshall's 50th Anniversary Concert at Wembley Arena in London on September 22nd, 2012, and I think it was the best I'd ever heard him play. Yes, he's getting better!
I was on stage just behind the curtain warming up with my guitar as I listened to Yngwie enthrall the audience with his impeccable and furious technique. But it's his passion for music that really lights everyone up in the audience up. It's the fire burning in those hands that make every note scream. He puts all of who he is, no excuses, no apologies, into every note and every sound he makes on his guitar.
There is only one Yngwie Malmsteen.
Zakk Wylde: You have Good Guitar Players. You have Great Guitar Players. Then you have The Ones that CHANGE THE GAME….
Like Jimi Hendrix & Edward Van Halen before him,Yngwie Walks Amongst them. It's not Just his Sheer & Utter Mastery & Command of the Instrument that makes him Amazing. The Phrasing, The Vibrato, The Tone, His FEEL & PASSION along with the Overall Musicality That he brings to The table is what makes him so Special & Unique…. Where other guitar players, play fast and say Nothing, Yngwie Speaks…. If you've ever wondered what Bach, Beethoven, Mozart, Vivaldi & Paganini would have been capable of doing if they lived in the 21st Century, Look no further…. They All Reside within one Yngwie J. Malmsteen….and They are Smiling
Richard McDonald, Fender Guitars: The most meaningful endorsements come from artists that truly believe in the products they use. Fender has never embraced a pay-to-play relationship with artists. We are always looking for the quintessential Fender players. The individuals that use our instruments to create new, captivating and inspiring music. Yngwie J. Malmsteen is exactly that artist. His compositions and playing were so fresh, his technique and sound so different. It represented a new era and a new level of musical sophistication in the heavy rock genre. Guitarists the world over were in awe. Not since Jimi Hendrix in the 1960s had the musical community witnessed such a redefinition of guitar music.
When the idea of "Signature Artist" instruments surfaced in the late 1980s we selected two players we felt earned this special acknowledgment. One was Eric Clapton and the other was Yngwie Malmsteen. If you are lucky enough to spend meaningful time with him you will quickly understand he is a Fender fanatic, collector and historian. Not only was it a privilege to design a signature model Stratocaster with him it was an incredible challenge to reproduce the unique specifications of his guitar. The instrument is still one of our most popular artist models and stands as a tribute to his longevity and popularity across a broad audience of players and enthusiasts.
Nick Bowcott, Marshall Amplification: Every once in a blue moon a rock-guitarist comes along that doesn't just reset the bar, but turns the whole genre upside-down. Such players are few and far between. Jimi Hendrix; Jimmy Page; Eric Clapton; Jeff Beck; Edward Van Halen; Randy Rhoads; Dimebag Darrell….and a six-string supernova named, Yngwie J. Malmsteen.
Although Yngwie was first introduced to many via "Spotlight" column in Guitar Player in the early '80s, most didn't actually hear him until the April 1985 issue of the magazine which contained a 7" flexi-disc (remember those now extinct items?!) featuring Yngwie performing "Black Star" from his debut solo album. Such was the explosive impact of his playing that I can tell you exactly where I was when I first heard it – just as I can recount the location of my initial encounters with Messrs. Van Halen and Rhoads. The result? A new star was born and sweep-picking and neo-classical playing became the same overnight sensation as two-handed tapping was when "Eruption" was released. And it's all Yngwie's fault…
Yngwie's love for Marshall is well-known. The man literally crams as much of our gear into each-and every-venue he plays on as the size of the stage will allow. And for that we are eternally grateful. As he likes to say: "there are only two man-made objects you can see from outer-space – the Great Wall of China and my Marshall backline!" Not surprisingly, in 2011 Marshall unveiled the Yngwie J. Malmsteen signature JYM100 head…and we do not expect that to be the only project we collaborate together on.
Yngwie and the late, great Jim Marshall met in 1984, hit it off immediately due to their shared odd-ball, sense-of-humour, and remained great friends right up until Jim's passing in 2012. During the making of the charity song "We're Stars" one of the members of the fictional band, Spinal Tap, joked that the only reason Yngwie uses the name "Yngwie J. Malmsteen is to distinguish himself from all the other Yngwie Malmsteens out there." If truth be told though, our friend doesn't even need to use his last-name…"Yngwie" is enough for any guitarist on the planet to know exactly who is being referred to.
Seymour W. Duncan, Chairman Seymour Duncan Pickups: Yngwie is one of a very small handful of pioneer players who shook up the world of electric guitar and opened it up to an entirely new way of playing. And he's got some amazing tone!
Evan Skopp, Vice President Artist Relations, Seymour Duncan Pickups: His guitar virtuosity is renowned. But one thing most people don't know about Yngwie is what a great guy he is. Super intelligent. Funny as hell. And a family man. He's one of the coolest artists I've had the pleasure of working with. Paul Youngblood, V.P. BOSS/Roland Guitar Yngwie J. Malmsteen is the father of shred guitar. His influence on the guitar and other guitar players is huge. Yngwie is always totally in control and a master. And by the way, Yngwie really rocks!
Walter Rührig, AKG Acoustics: Yngwie Malmsteen is a fantastic ambassador for AKG acoustics' premium pro audio products. Yngwie's outstanding musical talent and performance deserves top professional equipment support and we are extremely pleased for having been chosen by him as a partner he trusts in.
I'm personally impressed by Yngwie's passion for his music and his incomparable, powerful style when performing life on stage. He fades away, transforms all his energy into his guitar playing and entertains his fans at a top musical and emotional level. And millions love him for that.
I will never forget in my life when I first met Yngwie in person. When Yngwie left a colleague of mine came close and asked me with full excitement, "Do you know who that was?" And I responded to him full of pride, "Yes my friend, THIS was Yngwie Malmsteen!!"
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Yngwie Malmsteen at the Grammy Awards
Yngwie Malmsteen at the Grammy Awards! Watch his interview on CBS
"One of the greatest guitarist to walk the earth"
CBS News of Yngwie Malmsteen Grammy coverage.
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Tim "Ripper" Owens comments on his departure from the Yngwie Malmsteen band and more
Below is a link to an exclusive interview with Tim "Ripper"Owens conducted by Tales from the Stage author, Michael Toney on 10/26/12. (less than 2 hours ago).
Ripper shares his opinion on the news of Vivian Campbell's new Dio tribute band. He also confirms his departure from the Yngwie Malmsteen camp, as well as who he will be voting for next month. The interview was conducted backstage at the Hard Rock Cafe on the strip in Las Vegas.
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MARSHALL AMPS 50th ANNIVERSARY @ Wembley Arena
Marshall Amps 50th Anniversary
@ Wembley Arena
22nd September 2012
Review by Ashlinn Nash
Photography by Andre Purvis
Marshall Amplifiers have been the corner stone of many a practise room, live performance, studio and bedroom essential for many musicians over the last fifty years. Ranging from Jimi Hendrix right up to Lemmy Kilmister being well renowned users, the amps have become something of legendary status.
So what better way of celebrating the fact that these fantastic amps have been around for fifty years that showcasing the talent behind the airwaves, with a collage of talent here tonight all playing songs of their own, and many they made their own.
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Getaway Rock Festival 2012 at Gasklockorna in Gavle, Sweden
Getaway Rock Festival
Gasklockorna, Gavle, Sweden
5-7/7 – 2012
Reviewed and live pictures by: Anders Sandvall
Guest contributor: Ulrika Henriksson
This is a review of the third edition of Getaway Rock Festival that was held in Gavle, Sweden during three hot days in July. The festival has a new organizer – the German FKP Skorpio – and we were eager to see how the festival was planned this year. We got to see some exclusive Swedish performances by Suicidal Tendencies, Nightwish, Venom, Manowar, Ministry and Yngwie Malmsteen to mention a few. Other acts that performed were Mustasch, Saxon, Finntroll, Satyricon, Behemoth, Devin Townsend Project and Ghost. Read more about the festival down below.
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YNGWIE MALMSTEEN's 'Relentless' Autobiography Due Next Year
Legendary Swedish guitarist Yngwie Malmsteen is working on his autobiography. Described as "the only real and true story written by Malmsteen himself," "Relentless", will be released in early 2013.
A trailer for the "Relentless" book can be seen below.
As previously reported, Malmsteen has launched an instructional web site, RelentlessShred.com.
If you become a member of the site, you will receive access to "exclusive, never-before-seen content," reads a message on the site.
Want to learn to play guitar — and actually impress? Dying to learn Yngwie's techniques? Tired of watching nobodies, trying to teach you how to play Yngwie's songs? Now, why would you take lessons from a random, when you can learn from Yngwie himself?
For the first time in history, Yngwie Malmsteen is giving lessons on how to become a virtuoso like him! Inside, you will find lessons on everything from bending to six-string arpeggios. Also inside are tablatures, DVDs, and other items exclusive to this site. You won't find any of these things, especially not Yngwie himself, on any other site! Relentless Shred is the only place to go to not only learn guitar; but to master it.
There are four levels of membership: Bronze ($34.99 per month), Silver ($49.99), Gold ($79.99) and Master Virtuoso ($99.99).
"If people are getting back into playing good guitar solos, I'm obviously all for it," Malmsteen recently told Spin magazine. "I don't understand how music ever got to the point where they were a bad thing."
"In the early '90s, something happened," added Malmsteen, 49. "All these alternative bands came out and couldn't play and made fun of guitarists who could by saying they were over the top. I remember thinking, 'What is this shit?' But to quote [violinist and composer Niccolò] Paganini — and I put myself in the class with him and Hendrix — 'One must feel strongly to make others feel strongly.'"
Asked if shredding was in need of some humanizing, Yngwie said, "I don't think so. Less is not more. More is more. These punk musicians couldn't play and were heralded for it. They couldn't even tune their guitars, yet people thought I was the self-indulgent one? I think every player worth listening to realizes now that limitations are for the lazy."
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GRAHAM BONNET – Alcatrazz, solo artist, ex- Rainbow, MSG, Impellitteri
Graham Bonnet is an English rock vocalist and songwriter who started his musician career already in the late 60's with the band Marbles. Bonnet is best known about his brief career in Rainbow with whom he recorded classic album DOWN TO EARTH in 1979 and working with Michael Schenker Group on ASSAULT ATTACK in 1982. He has later on recorded and performed as a solo artist, leaded his own band Alcatrazz and worked on numerous projects including Moonstone Project, Anthem and Lyraka. Bonnet has been a regular visitor in Finland on the past ten years and this year made no exception here. I was able to catch with the man himself on late March in Helsinki and here are the results of our interesting discussion. Read on!
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RON KEEL On Possible STEELER Comeback – "2013 Will Be The 30th Anniversary Of That Album's Release; I'd Like To Do Something Special To Mark That Milestone"
KEEL frontman Ron Keel is featured in a new interview with SleazeRoxx.com discussing various chapters of his lengthy career. An excerpt is available below:
Ron Keel: "You have to realize that in the end of the '80s all the bands like us… like when grunge happened in 1991/92 we went from the top of the world to being slammed right in the fucking ground. We went from being gods of rock'n'roll to being a joke overnight — everybody, almost all of the bands hit the ground really, really hard. When I hit that ground I realized there was no more record deal, and had to sell the beach house and the sports car. What did I have left? I had my guitar and my voice. This was my way to avoid the drugs, it got really tough and I was able to express myself through that type of music and I was able to release my country music and that paid my bills and I expressed myself by being able to perform any music."
Sleaze Roxx: Let's go back in time to when you started STEELER. You recorded this legendary album in 1983, how do you explain that it would be one day become one of the biggest selling independent metal albums ever?
Ron Keel: "Of course you must have confidence and believe in what you do — my goals have never really changed. I just always wanted to be a rock star, make music, have fun, and make money! I'm very thankful for the success of the Steeler album because it launched my career and gave me the opportunity to put Keel together. The Steeler album, which was released in 1983, was part of the foundation of '80s rock and has achieved a legendary status — and I'm very proud of that."
Sleaze Roxx: What was the magic, in your opinion, of that album?
Ron Keel: "Well, it was my first album, and it was YNGWIE MALMSTEEN's first album. The combination of my songs and voice — screaming metal vocals with powerful commercial rock riffs — and Yngwie's classically influence guitar solos was a unique sound that inspired a generation of rockers."
Sleaze Roxx: Is there any chance of Steeler coming back again?
Ron Keel: "There's always a chance. 2013 will be the 30th Anniversary of that album's release, and I'd like to do something special to mark that milestone."
Click here for the complete interview.
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Yngwie Malmsteen – Presale Tickets and Very Limited VIP Packages Are Now Available For Fall Tour
Presale tickets are now available for Yngwie Malmsteen's 2011 Fall Tour! In addition to regular presale tickets, Malmsteen has decided to offer two VIP Packages! Buy your tickets now through the presale and you'll pay less in service fees than the traditional outlets. These tickets and packages will sell out so get them while they last.
Yngwie Platinum VIP Packages are $1750 each & Include:
– 1 GA ticket
– 1 Hand-Signed Fender Stratocaster
– 1 Limited Edition Hand-Signed Yngwie 2011 Tour Poster
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– 1 Meet and Greet with Yngwie
– 1 Commemorative VIP Tour Laminate
3. Yngwie Gold VIP Packages are $350 each & Include:
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All Dates Listed Below:
10/13/11 New York, NY Irving Plaza
10/18/11 Montreal, QC Club Soda
10/19/11 Toronto, ON Phoenix Concert Theatre
10/21/11 Chicago, IL House of Blues
10/23/11 Denver, CO Bluebird Theater
10/26/11 San Francisco, CA The Fillmore
10/28/11 Anaheim, CA House of Blues
10/29/11 Los Angeles, CA Club Nokia
11/1/11 Houston, TX House of Blues
11/2/11 Dallas, TX House of Blues
11/5/11 Ft. Lauderdale, FL Revolution
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KEEL – Vocalist Ron Keel
Keel is an American hard rock / metal band originally formed in 1984 in Los Angeles. The band is best known for their rock anthem "The Right to Rock" and their mid 80's success albums THE RIGHT TO ROCK and FINAL FRONTIER which both were produced by KISS bassist Gene Simmons. Their classic lineup included vocalist Ron Keel, guitarists Marc Ferrari and Bryan Jay, bassist Kenny Chaisson and drummer Dwain Miller and they stayed together until 1988 when Ferrari and Jay decided to leave the group. The band replaced them with keyboardist Scott Warren and guitarist Tony Palmucci and managed to release one more album LARGER THAN LIVE before they slowly disbanded in late 1989. The classic lineup did a brief reunion in 1988 and released a collection of unreleased material under album title BACK IN ACTION but it wasn't until 2008 before they made a decent return. The new Keel studio album STREETS OF ROCK'N ROLL saw the light of day in early 2010. I had the pleasure to sit down with Ron Keel in Stockholm in September of 2010 and discuss the reunion, the future of Keel, and various other topics including Ron Keel's other bands and projects: Fair Game, Iron Horse, Saber Tiger, Ron's country music years and working with Gene in the 80's and… read on !
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Past And Present Members Of KING DIAMOND, HAMMERFALL, YNGWIE MALMSTEEN Form New Project
KING DIAMOND guitarist Andy La Rocque (pictured) has confirmed to BraveWords.com that he has joined forces with past and present members of HAMMERFALL and YNGWIE MALMSTEEN to form and as-yet-unnamed supergroup.
Says Andy, "We are recording just a few songs to start with, just to see if there is interest in this thing."
The lineup is as follow:
Magnus Rosén (bass – ex-Hammerfall)
Andy La Rocque (guitar – King Diamond)
Anders Johansson (drums – Hammerfall, ex-Yngwie Malmsteen)
Mats Olausson (keyboards, ex-Yngwie Malmsteen)
Mikael Ågren (vocals/guitar – ex-NOSTRADAMEUS)
The group will be working on the new songs at La Rocque's Sonic Train Studios in Varberg, Sweden. Stay tuned for further updates.
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Daniel Carr scored twice, helping Union take a 2-1 lead over Colgate after one period of play in their ECAC Hockey game at Messa Rink.
Carr ripped a one-timer from the top of the right circle for a power-play goal 4:04 into the game. A few minutes later, Carr tipped in a David Roy shot.
Union gave up a short-handed goal to Darcy Murphy on a two-on-one with 8.5 seconds left in the period. Union has 19 seconds of power-play time left to start the second.
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These modification significantly improve the operational longevity of these versions. They are not hard to do and are inexpensive. Although not advanced as the latest units. This one is competitive and useful at depths of up to about 75 ft. It has been a great learning experience working here at HQ and hope to have my second one(2.6x) built soon.
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Second set, spaniards leading 5-4, scores 40 all, set point. Babos has just aced Parra-Santonja on the backhand.
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Despite its name, plum pudding (figgy pudding is another version, immortalized in the jolly English carol "We Wish You a Merry Christmas") contains no plums and isn't even a pudding by modern culinary definition. It owes its charming moniker to the popularity of prunes (dried plums), when early versions of the dish were emerging from cauldrons; later, the British used the word "pudding" as a general term for any sweet dessert dish.
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I'm at my daughter's place babysitting my grand children and I get to appreciate my blooming hybrid catts which she and her sisters steal without any hesitation.
In her kitchen window she has an incredible display of absolutely beautiful Blcs. They are as spectacular as anything I have seen lately and I'm blown away by the fact that they are ancient dinosaurs left over from a previous age of hybridizing. What we have is: Blc Nacouchee 'Mission Valley' x Rasberry Parfait 'Sundance'
These are all 30 year old or older but to me are just as nice as any of the recent crosses. To see all 3 in one setting with multiple inflorescens is a treat. Do you have any old treasures? Nick |
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- Posted by stitzelweller Md (My Page) on Sat, Aug 28, 10 at 18:03
My Laeliocattleya Sheila Lauterbach 'Equilab' FCC/AOS is now in SERIOUS bud, with the inflorescence protruding from the sheath. This hybrid was first registered 30 yrs ago; it was awarded the FCC/AOS 10 yrs ago. I was richly rewarded on Tuesday. I struggled to my volunteer work at the Hillwood Museum in DC to be SURPRISED with several of this hybrid already in flower. :) AND, to think that it will only be a few days 'til mine is in flower?! My only regret(s)? I don't yet have several (yet) of this hybrid in bloom, simultaneously like the museum! OH, my! What a pleasant relief that might be! --Stitz-- |
I have a few plants that were originated by Jones and Scully. A nursery that used to produce fabulous orchids at fabulous prices and shown off in a fabulous glossy catalogue. I didn't import them, so do not know if they are mericlones of mericlones or the original mericlones from the nursery. One example is Tolumnia William Thurston 'Orchidglade' flower quality surpassed by modern hybrids but the plant grows and blooms well so i keep it. |
- Posted by stitzelweller Md (My Page) on Sat, Aug 28, 10 at 19:41
Arthur, J & S ? I still have catalogs from the '80s. :) --Stitz-- |
- Posted by stitzelweller Md (My Page) on Sat, Aug 28, 10 at 19:55
Nick, Blc White Eagle 'Eagle King' ? I can easily find data on your other referenced plants. More info is needed on this one. A li'l he'p, please? --Stitz-- |
- Posted by orchidnick z9Ca (firstname.lastname@example.com) on Sat, Aug 28, 10 at 20:40
I bought it with that name 10 years ago. It has huge well shaped, white, fragrant flowers with a little yellow in the throat. I never researched it so don't have any other info. Nick |
- Posted by hecatonchier (My Page) on Sat, Aug 28, 10 at 23:24
One thing that I think would be an interesting thing to do is cross older hybrids with more current ones! It would one, produce interesting varieties, and two, increase the genetic variety, which I think is fairly important. |
What exactly is it that constitutes an older hybrid vs. a newer hybrid?...beyond the number of years since the original cross I mean. Tyler |
Old crosses seem to be the norm amongst the Cymbidium entries at Australian orchid shows. It's not unusual to see 20-30+ year old crosses still competing and even taking ribbons. I don't know whether this speaks to the quality of the old crosses or the over reliance of Cymbidium growers on mericlones, though. |
- Posted by orchidnick z9Ca (email@example.com) on Sun, Aug 29, 10 at 11:52
I'm no expert and I'm sure we'll get a much more scientific explanation, but here is my take. A hybrid has 2 different parents. Every one of the offspring is different as are all the children of a set of human parents different. 2 typical Norwegians are not going to produce a kid that looks like a Watusi, but all their kids, even though sharing basic characteristics, will be different. An orchid hybridizer, like the famous Stewart of old, will cross a set of parents to give the hoped for characteristic. He will raise as many seedlings as he can to bloom. All share the same name, eg: (Blc XXX x Lc YYY) until one is named. The named one will be the only one with that name but will pass on the name to divisions or clones. The hybridizer will select the best of hundreds of offspring and try to get it awarded. Awarded or not, if it has commercial potential he will have it cloned. Now we have a horse of a different color as now there are thousands of identical plants with identical names. Blc Pamela Hethrington FCC/AOS is such an example. It represents the best of the best from that time frame and all plants with that name today should be identical to the clone made 30 (?) or whatever years ago. A famous clone will pass on into history, the hundreds of siblings from the same cross are forgotten. This is an ongoing process which is duplicated numerous times every year by many breeders all over the world leading to bigger and better plants. My amazement, which led to this thread, is that in one window of my daughter's house three 30 year old clones were hanging in full, recently opened flowers, splendor. 2 pinks on each side with a white in the middle. To me they looked as good as any recent crosses I have seen. Only age separates them from recent crosses, nothing else, the process has not changed much. Just like cars, newer crosses should be and no doubt are better than 30 year old ones. But some are timeless and just like a 1957 Chevy 2 door hardtop Bel Air or a Shelby 427 Cobra roadster (the real one, not the knockoffs) will turn heads 40 to 50 years later so will these plants. Looking at that window was was like entering a parking lot and seeing a 57 T Bird, a 57 Chevy and a Shelby Cobra parked next to each other. Just like these famous cars, often they were not appreciated in their time. In 1966, at age 26, I bought a 427 Shelby Cobra from Shelby's showroom in El Segundo for $6,200. 2 years later, having gotten married and getting ready for our first child, the car was sold like any other used car. I think I got $4,000 for it. It's worth $750,000 today. If I had kept the car and passed on the wife, I would be $2,000,000 ahead today but my wonderful children would not exist. Oh well, you win some and you loose some. Nick |
Not counting the primary hybrids I have, the three oldest would be Bow Bells from 1945, his son Bob Betts from 1950 and Sapphire from 1968. All are awarded and used fairly heavily in hybridizing. I prefer Bob Betts to the sire because it is a more compact multiplier. Bow Bells splits into a Y and needs a much bigger pot to contain it. I much prefer this type hybrid because they retain the classic cattleya shaped bloom. I am not a fan of the big round very flat bloom that is currently in vogue. Brooke |
Nick - Thanks for the great explanation. Basically you're saying that recent crosses are awarded because they're judged to be better than the older plants produced by crossing the same two hybrids or species? Tyler |
- Posted by orchidnick z9Ca (email@example.com) on Sun, Aug 29, 10 at 15:05
Sorry Tyler you lost me on that one. Just like humans, identical crosses can never be made. Brooke, Bow Bells was one of my first orchids, I loved it and also was the first one I ever had to discard because of virus. What a heart break that was. I have been looking for a piece of it but have not found it. Would love to trade you for a piece no matter how small Nick |
- Posted by stitzelweller Md (My Page) on Sun, Aug 29, 10 at 15:52
" Just like humans, identical crosses can never be made." Not that YOU are aware...! --Stitz-- |
Tyler identical crosses can be made but genetically they will be different. An orchid can only be identical if it is cloned. In judging the parents are taken into consideration for flower quality awards but not for cultural awards. Nick I will keep you in mind. I won't divide until after this blooming and I don't remember when the new growth appears. It should bloom late fall, early winter. Brooke |
- Posted by orchidnick z9Ca (email@example.com) on Sun, Aug 29, 10 at 17:46
Great, thanks. Nick |
Sorry...I wasn't being clear. Maybe my terminology was wrong. I didn't mean to imply that I thought the crosses were genetically identical, but rather that the parents were the same. I have a science background, and while I'm not completely ignorant about the genetics of sexual reproduction, I am completely ignorant about how orchid judging works. What I was trying to clarify was the awarding process, and what criteria are used to judge the plant. For example, say Phal equestris and Phal gigantea were crossed thirty-some years ago and one of the resulting plants was awarded. If someone today were to do another cross of Phal equestris and Phal gigantea, would the previously awarded plant be taken into consideration when judging the new one? Does the new plant have to be judged better than the old one? I'm just trying to get it straight in my head why newer hybrids should be better than older hybrids. The car analogy is a little flawed...you said the processes in orchid hybridization have not changed, yet the processes in building a car have definitely changed. We have better cars today because materials sciences, engineering processes and manufacturing processes have improved. If hybridization processes haven't changed then what is it that makes modern hybrids superior to old ones? Or is it just awarded hybrids that are superior because the award status of the older cross is taken into account. Sorry for dragging this conversation a little off topic. Tyler |
Is it my imagination? or are the newer Catts, not as fragrant as the older ones . I had Blc. Mem. Crispin Rosales long time ago very fragrant , Bought a new one a couple of years ago it does not have the scent my old one had .. |
Ginge, similar with roses where they had to go back to the old fashioned types to bring the perfume back into the modern rose. I have a large Standard Cat in bloom at the moment (Blc.Kesthin's Esther) and it has almost no perfume. |
It is a let down for me especially on a first time bloomer a big floofy bloom with no scent that is just not right,same as a rose without scent :( .. |
The collection I maintain in Sonoma has several old hybrids. This one is Cattleya Drumbeat, registered to Stewart in 1967. It could be one named 'Minerva Burr', I am still trying to decide that. I don't know if this was a selected seed produced plant or a re-make by Sea God Nursery. Very nice shape, size and color. In my own collection I have Laelia anceps 'Boulder Valley' HCC/AOS. This plant is a division of the plant exhibited by Pat Trumble, Boulder, CO. and awarded the HCC by the AOS in 1983. |
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Blc Nacouchee 'Mission Valley' AM/AOS and Blc George King 'Serendepity' just opened. I got both in the precious century and they have been faithful bloomers. I think I will make divisions of the plants in case, heaven forbid, they should catch a virus. I would not want to be without them, some of them are like the Swallows that come back to Capistrano. Fall would not be complete without them blooming. Nick |
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That first one actually is Blc Nacouchee 'Mission Valley' x Blc Raspberry Parfait 'Sundance' and is one of my all time favorites. It's one of the first orchids I bought and has stayed near the head of the class ever since. Nick |
Nick, the Nacouchee x Raspberry Parfait was registered several years ago as Blc Annick Mello -- if you are in a tag-changing mood. Sometimes I am, and sometimes I am not. |
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A rarity in the action cartoon world, The Centurions had a brainy, independent female character as its lead.
Crystal Kane, computer scientist, and her team of top-secret computer-operated warriors called Centurions try saving the world from destruction at the hands of Doctor Terror's Doom Drones. The Centurions each have unique exoframe armor and weapons. The air combat expert, Ace McCloud, has flying exoframes: Sky Night, Skybolt and Orbital Interceptor; Jake Rockwell, the surface combat expert, had the Wild Weasel, Hornet, Detonator and Fire Force; The aquatic expert, Max Ray had the Tidal Blast, Crusier and Depth Charge. They fight Dr. Terror and Hacker- cyborgs bent on taking over the world. The Centurions' headquarters, SkyVault, is a ship orbiting the earth, from which they transport to the surface when needed. When the Centurions shout "PowerXTreme!" their Assault Weapon System is charged to their ExoFrames. Crystal Kane also beams it down from SkyVault.
Putting the emphasis on sci-fi action, The Centurions always featured fast-paced battles, dogfighting vehicles, and cool gadgets. Crystal outfitted her team with super-powered "exoframes," body suits geared up with helicopter parts, tank treads, deep sea jet engines, and other useful tricks.
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It depends. Brotherhood's campaign is one of the weakest, at least to me. But, the game is redeemed by its really cool machine missions. That said, Revelations ditched a lot of ideas introduced in Brotherhood to do its own thing with bomb crafting, hookblade and... yeah. At least, Constantinople is one of the better cities we've had since Venice.
AC3 may be the best AC I've experienced, as a whole package, but the campaign drags on forever and never achieves anything worth getting through. Fortunately, the combat is interesting, so is the naval aspect.
Truth is, I think that any of the AC games will provide entertainment with their own merit. AC2 was really the best, so after that, it's really up to you.
Brotherhood is the epitome of Assassin's Creed.
Then skip Revelations and AC3 because they provide nothing you haven't already had enough of in AC 1 and 2 and Bro. Wait for Black Flag coming out this summer..
Brotherhood is the best AC game to date, so don't skip that one. Revelations is entirely skippable and -despite what the name suggests- nothing important happens at all. Maybe play AC3 because it's at least a little bit different to what has come before, but it isn't in the same league as Brotherhood.
I'd play the first game, it's the weakest mechanically, but I think it had a good story and both Brotherhood and Revelations start tying into what happened in the first game (more so Revelations).
2 is the high point for me, so I'd probably just stop all together.
Just play Brotherhood and then leave that series alone (unless Black Flag is able to redeem it). After playing Brotherhood I was so in love with the AC series that I thought I'd play Revelations in preparation for AC 3, I knew that it wasn't as good, but I thought my desire for more AC would still make it enjoyable. Sure I had some fun with it, but it paled in comparison to AC 2 & Brotherhood. It also had the added effect of making me not want to play AC 3, which I don't actually think was a bad thing. Really, Revelations was just incredibly disappointing compared to what came before it.
2 is the high point for me, so I'd probably just stop all together.
I respectfully disagree and offer Brotherhood as a counter point. It improved upon all aspects of the AC2 traversal and combat, and added a boss guild
Brotherhood is, arguably, the best of series and Revelations is largely unnecessary besides the ending, seeing what happens to Ezio and Altair, and finding some more information about Desmond. I have not played AssIII yet.
Play Brotherhood. Then take a break and decide if you want to play Revelations or skip to AC3.
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Historically reflective casino design is a challenge to create, but a pleasure to see
Elk Grove Village, Ill. – Cherokee Nation Entertainment's 10,000-sq.-ft. Ramona Casino features a unique style that was both challenging and rewarding to create. The curved nature of the building's exterior required multiple shades and profiles of metal panels, plus clever … Read more »
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New Petersen Aluminum App Launches With Smartphone Giveaway
The comprehensive metal product resource app from Petersen Aluminum Corp. is now available for smartphones. This newest version of the app complements the existing tablet version to provide anytime access to metal product information wherever and whenever building professionals need … Read more »
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Petersen Aluminum Hires Director of Communications
Petersen Aluminum has named Rob Heselbarth as director of communications. Heselbarth will be responsible for overall marketing communications including public and media relations, promotional material, social media, website content, and print and online advertising. Heselbarth has significant experience in the … Read more »
Petersen Metal Wall Panels Offers Sleek Look
As part of an aggressive master plan for its campus, the University of Houston demolished an existing seven-acre apartment complex and constructed Cougar Place Replacement Housing. The contemporary 300,000 sq. ft., four-story building includes 800 student beds and will house … Read more »
Updated Petersen Aluminum website loaded with new features
The newly updated Petersen Aluminum website, www.pac-clad.com, is one of the most comprehensive sites in the industry. It offers an easier-to-navigate menu and can be viewed on most tablets and phones in landscape or portrait view. The site is loaded with … Read more »
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Petersen roof tops Jekyll Island Convention Center
The beautiful new 128,000 square foot Jekyll Island Convention Center is the only beachfront meeting facility of its kind on the east coast south of New Jersey. Featuring 78,000 square feet of meeting space, the center is located among the … Read more »
Petersen roof looks great on campus; meets Florida hurricane shelter approval
At first glance, the New College of Florida academic building in Sarasota is another architecturally pleasing structure. The building, roofed with Petersen Aluminum's Tite-Loc Plus standing seam metal panels, sets at the entrance to the campus and makes a bold, … Read more »
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Multiple Petersen metal panel profiles highlight LEED Gold fire station
After literally two decades in the planning, the new Iowa City Fire Station #4 is complete and providing improved service to the northeast section of Iowa City, Iowa. Located on a high-visibility site, the LEED Gold facility establishes a prominent … Read more »
Petersen metal roof panels highlight design of fine arts academy building
Described as "a work of art" itself, the new McCallum Fine Arts Academy building in Austin, Texas, presents a dramatic environment in which students from across the Austin Independent School District pursue an accelerated, comprehensive arts curriculum. By creating a … Read more »
Retrofit with metal … over metal
Edwards Roofing employs Roof Huggers with Petersen Aluminum panels for successful re-roofing project on air force base / Leaks are a pretty good indicator you have a problem. Eglin Air Force Base Building #253 was erected with metal walls and … Read more »