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Let's spread some musical misinformation

Though "Let It Go" was a huge hit, it actually wasn't in the initial plans for "Frozen". Disney wanted Phil Collins to record a new version of that old song he did about waiting for a snowman all his life, but he declined.
 
To air is humane.

If you fry an egg on a Zildjian cymbal it will automatically turn into a souffle.
But with a Sabian you get the world's best omelette--especially if you slice the cheese with coated strings.

So that's why I prefer Sabian! However, I find coated strings to be too bulky, I prefer to use sweaters (or jumpers if you prefer) to keep the strings warm AND it pre-melts the cheese as it slices...

A tuba makes a great turkey fryer.

The greasy gravey helps lubricate the valve-keys. The opposite is also true: It takes a great Turkey tuba friar. As for the friar's greasy gravey, don't go there...
 
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The word JAZZ is thought to have been derived from the word JATZ, the name of a savory cheese flavored biscuit. JATZ, in turn, is derived from the term, JATZ CRACKERS which is rhyming slang for KNACKERS which is… Well… Never mind.
 
Ian Anderson of Jethro Tull is the brother of Jon Anderson of Yes, and their oldest brother, Rodney Anderson, an auto mechanic, married an American woman, Pamela Dean, who had a son, actor Richard Dean Anderson (McGyver)... Who amongst things like being a huge ice hockey fanatic is also an accomplished bag pipe player.
R. D. Anderson's son is Jimmy Anderson, fast bowler for Lancashire and England, who wrote a song called 'Papa's Got A Brand New Bag Pipe' to commemorate his father's purchase of a new set of be-tartaned bladders. The tune was retrospectively plagiarised by the Godfather of Soul after a short-lived quantum singularity opened up in James Brown's Frigidaire.