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Yawning or Snarling - The Tragically Hip
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1 hour ago, 4000 said:
Its all very impressive, but to echo BigRedX, I’m thousands of times more impressed by the fact that Kate Bush wrote The Man With The Child in His Eyes at 13. And recorded it - live with a full orchestra - at 16.
Let's be honest here - either would have been a pretty amazing thing to have done at any age. Fantastic tune.
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Bonzo Goes To Bitburg (My Brain Is Hanging Upside Down) - Ramones
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In My Daughter's Eyes - Martina McBride
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I'd go for either the domed chrome ones or the ones with 'volume' and 'tone' on them. Either go simple and elegant or self explanatory, leaving no doubt. I'd rule the heptagonal plastic ones out, mainly because of the shape.
Not entirely useful I know, but that's the only opinion I've got, FWIWA
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Time (Clock of the Heart) - Culture Club
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Mate, you are definitely my kind of insane - this is the sort of thing I'd have been well up for in the past.
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(Pride) In the name of love - U2
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Say I'm your number one - Princess
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I'd Rather Jack - the Reynolds Girls.
(Now we've officially hit the low point of the thread...)
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8 minutes ago, ubit said:
We had the dinner, wine and tunes on and wham, some extreme metal came on. I jumped up apologising and she said leave it on I like it. I couldn't believe it. I knew then she was a keeper.
Ah, young love...
Nah, seriously though mate, I'm happy for ya. She sounds like a star.
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1 hour ago, Cosmo Valdemar said:
The Rats Are Coming, The Werewolves Are Here - Sons of Merrick
The Saints are Coming - The Skids
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On 30/05/2021 at 05:26, Baxlin said:
Memphis Tennessee - Buck Cherry
Off topic here, but I've only just spotted that this band is a Spoonerism...
Man, I've been slow on the uptake!
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11 hours ago, chris_b said:
Funnily enough, I can watch most music, even stuff I don't like, being played. I just prefer live music performances and watching musicians at work.
I can see where you're coming from. I think it gives you some kind of insight into the minds of the musos.
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On 28/05/2021 at 11:53, Earbrass said:
Generally, anything by any of the "rat pack" makes my skin crawl, but I do like Sinatra's "That's Life".
Sinatra's version I can take or leave, but I love Diamond Dave's version off of Eat 'em and Smile.
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On 28/05/2021 at 12:01, Reggaebass said:
I played in a 9 ball pool league , and every pub we went to my friend put this on the jukebox,I didn’t , but I now love it
One of my all time fave videos. Bon looks like a proper nutter for about half the time
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Dance yourself dizzy - Liquid Gold
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On 13/05/2021 at 19:09, Killed_by_Death said:
I follow both genres:
Black Sabbath
Motörhead
We have both kinds here - country and western...
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On 13/05/2021 at 23:22, Jean-Luc Pickguard said:
I'm the opposite - I know a lot about art but don't know what I like.
I think we're gonna get along just fine Mr. P
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On 08/05/2021 at 07:49, nilebodgers said:
That’s the exaggerated version of the process used as an effect. I thought it sounded like a cool effect on Cher when I first heard that song.
It sounds like a hack cliche now.
On 'Believe' it was used to force a glissando note into two fixed notes. I can't remember hearing it used in this way prior to that (on a vocal track at least - chances are it had happened on instrumental tracks)
You're right though - sounded cool first time out, total cliche now you hear it on every other song in the top 40.
The other big difference between Cher and most of the other hacks using autotune these days is this - Cher can hit those notes for real, without autotune. How many of the faces in the top 40 can say the same these days?
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19 hours ago, TheGreek said:
Anything you're likely to be playing on stage you would most likely have rehearsed to death many, MANY times before. It'll come to you...once the music starts your nerves will probably disappear.
19 hours ago, musicbassman said:You already clearly have a very professional attitude to your playing, and that's half the battle already won!
I wish you the very best
19 hours ago, Lozz196 said:Don’t take liquid courage before the gig. You will feel better if you do but your playing won’t benefit from it.
That's about all the advice you'll ever need. I reckon it's OK to be a little bit nervous onstage - it'll make you focus a bit more. Don't let it get to you too much, and don't beat yourself up over the odd bum note - chances are nobody but you even noticed it, and as long as it's just the odd one you can carry on as though you meant it.
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On 23/04/2021 at 12:35, Nail Soup said:
Krist, Novoiceisleft
Surely 'Christ, Novoiceleft ?
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On 22/04/2021 at 16:40, Dad3353 said:
I gave it 35 seconds. No further comment.
I managed a bit better - I got to 37 😖
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At which point you should have played him any tune with James Jamerson on it...
silly billy!