Found this one on the-gas-station. Title link takes you to Jordan Rudess' site.
Sunday, June 25, 2006
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I think that's actually Jordan Rudess in the photo...
ReplyDeleteSomebody else in the TGS forum said that is Jordan Rudess.
ReplyDeleteBut, it's cool you still check TGS sometimes. That's why I love this blog; you check every forum out there, even the dead ones.
Ack! I think this was my biggest blunder yet. Post updated.
ReplyDeleteYeah, Sonic State and TGS was the first site I checked out in 1996/97. I used to hang out there all the time and still do now and then. I started matrixsynth.com in 1997. I started this blog in July of 2005.
I signed up to Baldilocks (er.. Jordan's) conservatory site. Seems it needs an update, but it was pretty fun.
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