Monthly Archives: March 2009

Just to let everyone know, I am still absolutely in love with my new Tele. You have to play a guitar for a while to really get a feel for how it responds to things like control changes, weight shifting, … Continue reading →

I have a major confession to make. I am a chronic song-skipper. It is, of course, a huge problem. I don’t know what got me started, or how long I’ve been like this, but I do know that it has … Continue reading →

In recent times, I haven’t anticipated an album quite as much as I have U2′s latest work, No Line On the Horizon. Man crush alert. I listened to more U2 when learning to play guitar that I did any other … Continue reading →

Today I came to a realization. Whenever people talk about “the next generation”, they are referring to the next group of young people who will live to take up the torch from the older people. Until recently, I have counted … Continue reading →

Sorry for just posting another video, but the past couple days have been rather hectic. Yes, this is a guilted post. However, this video is my favorite band, Dream Theater, performing part of one of the greatest albums of all … Continue reading →

this song rocks.

Yesterday I had a conversation with some guys in class about traffic. When I first moved to the Hampton Roads area, I thought I had experienced traffic through living in crazy D.C. and overcrowded Honolulu. However, nothing could have prepared … Continue reading →

I have never missed having a guitar as much as I have the past couple of days. I’ve had too much time on my hands, and no strings with which to pass it. I had too much stuff to take … Continue reading →

Thus ends what could be the last Spring Break for Mike Dominice, ever. A very sad thing, but exciting nonetheless, mostly due to how productive I was during break, getting to jam with some new people, and a new job … Continue reading →

Today, I got the great news that I have an internship! After months (well, longer than a year if you count from last job search season) of searching, applying, and interviewing, the search is over. It is absolutely my ideal … Continue reading →