He wanted to make his own fireworks and collected gun powder in a glass. So screwing the lid on the glass while there was still remainder of the gun powder on the edge of the glass wasn't the best idea. He was a child back than, he wore a prosthetic eye for many years but prefered the patch later. He had a glass eye in the 70s and just got tired of wearing it. He joked that under the patch is where he kept the "bean dip".
How about that for a visual? I'm pretty sure he's the only person I've ever seen wear an eye patch AND glasses at the same time. I guess an eye patch and a monocle might be a little obnoxious? Originally Posted by gearHed Mix of Prog, electronica, jazz and experimental. How about that for a visual? I'm pretty sure he's the only person I've ever seen wear an eye patch AND glasses at the same time. I guess an eye patch and a monocle might be a little obnoxious?
He heard with a patch it was easier to pick up girls named Iris. He learned that when he was just a pupil. I've no idea whether there is any kind of maintenance is it still the same? What do you think about those changes? Just in terms of the gatekeepers not only being record executives anymore.
With Kansas, our bread and butter has always been touring. Whatever technology helps people hear our music and get to our shows, then all the better. Scene: What guitarists have influenced your style of playing? Even before that it was The Beatles and George Harrison.
The whole British Invasion influenced me. King style. It was a lot more direct.
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