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Your words of wisdom certainly do 👍

Here's a question - can I 'sample' myself (oo-er, missus) using snippets of my previous compositional efforts? My idea is to recycle segments into unrecognisable sounds from what they were before. It fits in with the theme of everything previous, everything now and everything to be but is it in the spirit of the challenge? Does it count as being recorded this month if the tune consists of re-recordings? Am I over-thinking this? My main concern, as always, is will it sound any good 🤪

Puts me back on track every time I hear it. May the road rise with you.

Does this bike have derail-leur gears?

Temporarily mended with sellotape?

Fixed.

The difference is the top picture does not have Tony Manero from 'Saturday Night Fever' walking along the touchline.

Think we've done something similar before - left the voting thread going but released the picture for January's Comp early. Makes sense!

I refuse to follow the same logo r.

Dunno. The label was printed by Stubz Label Printing Ltd.

I used to own this record until Len Plaice's ferret ate it with chips.

Cool. Got any that stop cats from scratching at your sofa?

He played his accordion at the Bon Accord Free Church in Aberdeen according to some, d'accord?

My ferret ate Lou Macari.

I'm sure I've seen these clues in The Times' Cryptic Crossword before.

She's got a great voice, really enjoyed it.

Hello, Yuletide fans, here's my cover version for this month. I've gone with a knockabout song from 1996 (25 years ago? Crikey O'Blimey!), Scooby Snacks by the Fun Lovin' Criminals who I saw a few times back in their heyday. And, seeing as I can't sing, Huey's spoken word delivery is something that I can get near to. Was going to see them again on their tour a couple of months ago but the whole thing got cancelled and now it has been announced Huey has left the band, so that doesn't bode well for any future outings. Violin bass, Epiphone guitar, cigar box guitar, Yamaha keys, Apogee+ mic and drums programmed using Hydrogen. All recorded with Wavepad and Audacity. Merry Christmas!

Nice to chat bass when least expected. I work on a very small industrial unit in Northamptonshire and a good few years ago I spotted that one of the smaller units around the corner had a 'Ruach Bass Guitars' notice in the window but I could never seem to time it right to wander around and find anyone in. Eventually though I did bump in to the chap in charge called Heath and had a pleasant chat about bass-related gubbins. Sadly he moved out of the unit not long after. He's a member on here (harleyheath) but hasn't visited for a while. He did have this topic going:

Myself and Rocking Rudolph have much in common. Cack handers of the world, unite!

Sah!

Let's chat about 12" cabs over a 12" pizza at...

Basic ropiness. or Bison arse pics.

Bravo Mr Del Var 👏 a quality tune. And not the only one, really tough to narrow it down to a top three. Onwards to the random tombola of covers for Christmas, marvellous! 🌲

Here's my entry for November. It's a slow, mellowish instrumental with lots of chiming guitar to try and get that twinkly, night sky, relaxing feeling while everyone else is doing the heavy lifting to put things in order. A Looperman sample for drums, Epiphone guitar with lots of echo effects, home-made cigar box guitar, violin bass and a tiny smidge of keys. Recorded using NCH Wavepad and Audacity.