Do you live in "BFE"?

[ricksdisconnected]

yea, I play and scream thrash ma bitches lol

actually no its not me hahaha

well crap. it looks like you though.

 

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I live in a tiny town in the East Mountains (6500 ft) of New Mexico. My nearest neighbor is about a half mile away and I am surrounded by Ranch land. I can jam with my band at 2am if I want to out on the porch. I love being in the high desert.

 

[Ramo]

well crap. it looks like you though.

I did that when I lived in Georgia on roof of the 9 store apartments, that was a lot of fun…

I liked how sound traveled, I was shot player tho lol it was like ping pong pang type playing lol

 

[ricksdisconnected]

I did that when I lived in Georgia on roof of the 9 store apartments, that was a lot of fun…

I liked how sound traveled, I was shot player tho lol it was like ping pong pang type playing lol

i want to go blast a amp just after about a 2 foot snow fall. you know how snow
deadens the sound of everything right. i just think it would be a blast.

 

[Drinkingdeath01]

Sign me up. I'm making my money in the city and then I'm outta here. Cabin in the woods, moonshine still and call it good.

 

[TXOldRedRocker]

I live in a tiny town in the East Mountains (6500 ft) of New Mexico. My nearest neighbor is about a half mile away and I am surrounded by Ranch land. I can jam with my band at 2am if I want to out on the porch. I love being in the high desert.

High desert is my favorite climate.
Also, I used to spend a lot of time in Capitan, NM, and surrounding areas. Love it there.

 

[Trumpet Rider]

I don't live in BFE, but I've been there.

 

[DaDoc]

I live in a tiny town in the East Mountains (6500 ft) of New Mexico. My nearest neighbor is about a half mile away and I am surrounded by Ranch land. I can jam with my band at 2am if I want to out on the porch. I love being in the high desert.

Cool! I lived in N.M. for a short while..Los Alamos to be exact!

Yeah, I know..Where the cows glow at night!

I was working at Bandolier N.M. at the time, and Los Alamos was the closest town to my job. I really liked the country down there though, although a bit too dry for me..But Santa Fe was awesome, and Albuquerque was cool as well once I learned where to go and where to stay away from!

I used to love driving down hwy. 14 through Cerrilios and Madrid, or hwy 4 over to Jemez Springs..There was a club there where I used to jam with some of the local musicians.

 

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Cool! I lived in N.M. for a short while..Los Alamos to be exact!

Yeah, I know..Where the cows glow at night!

I was working at Bandolier N.M. at the time, and Los Alamos was the closest town to my job. I really liked the country down there though, although a bit too dry for me..But Santa Fe was awesome, and Albuquerque was cool as well once I learned where to go and where to stay away from!

I used to love driving down hwy. 14 through Cerrilios and Madrid, or hwy 4 over to Jemez Springs..There was a club there where I used to jam with some of the local musicians.

The Mineshaft Tavern probably. I am from the Northeast up near Boston so it's been quite the adjustment but I do love it here. yeah ABQ has gotten pretty bad. Not many "safe areas" any more.

 

[DaDoc]

The Mineshaft Tavern probably. I am from the Northeast up near Boston so it's been quite the adjustment but I do love it here. yeah ABQ has gotten pretty bad. Not many "safe areas" any more.

When I was living there I think it was called "Los Ojos", very cool little place with a very high stage..But the Mineshaft Tavern certainly rings a bell.

I remember downtown east ABQ being the place to avoid back then, but things have changed all over it seems.

I moved from WNC to there, really liked it..But we love living here in Montana as well! And Frank Zappa even wrote a song about us..

 

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When I was living there I think it was called "Los Ojos", very cool little place with a very high stage..But the Mineshaft Tavern certainly rings a bell.

I remember downtown east ABQ being the place to avoid back then, but things have changed all over it seems.

I moved from WNC to there, really liked it..But we love living here in Montana as well! And Frank Zappa even wrote a song about us..

Well I hope you invested in dental floss at least!

 

[Lo-Tek]

...As far as Detroit? What's not to like ..low crime, lot's of jobs, friendly people, great schools, safe streets, low drug and illegal firearms presence. Hell to think I'm in the burbs instead of there. Tell me I didn't get the short end of the stick.

I guess city living ain’t for everyone lol.
Always loved it. Started taking the bus downtown when I was 14-15 . The ‘80s were lean times in Detroit but it still beat the burbs imo. I know you are being sarcastic but I actually did find the people nice. Detroit Proud!

 

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I guess city living ain’t for everyone lol.
Always loved it. Started taking the bus downtown when I was 14-15 . The ‘80s were lean times in Detroit but it still beat the burbs imo. I know you are being sarcastic but I actually did find the people nice. Detroit Proud!

Never heard of these guys but I love me some Muggs! I was pen pals with Tony for a little bit but we kinda stopped talking when he had his stroke.

 

[DaDoc]

Well I hope you invested in dental floss at least!

We were thinking about starting a dental floss ranch as a retirement project, but since we just got "legal recreational" last year we're reconsidering cash crops..

 

[ibmorjamn]

I used to live in BFE. But now I live in the center of E. Which is COE.

 

[DreamerDeceiver]

I live in a small medieval village in southern France. There are about 30 people here in the winter and it bumps up to about 50 in august. My house is at the top of the village, the last house, and outside of my gate is the beginning of a hiking trail that goes up into the mountains. I am down in a very small valley and my house is physically blocked from the rest of the village. That means I can turn up my amps very loud. No one has complained in 4 years.

(On a side note, I just built a barrier out of styrofoam and wood to block the entrance to my bedroom. Now I can turn up my amps even louder. I needed to build some serious ear protection...)

The nearest Mcdonald's is 20 miles away. And that's it. There are no 7-11s, no 24 hour drive throughs, no 24 hour grocery stores. It's just remote. Most everything shuts down here around 7pm.

Here is a picture I took a couple of years ago from my front gate looking down into the village. I'm at 1700 feet (500m) and it was a cold, quiet, snowy night.

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Pretty damn cool !

Thats where Id end up if i could afford to live there.

 

[C-Grin]

This is from a viewpoint looking over the area I live in (not my pic). Next to a bar/restaurant called oddly enough the Viewpoint, some good jams in that place.