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Let's spread some musical misinformation
- Thread starter pklima
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After the British invasion in the 60's, there was the Dutch invasion.
The French overcame this with a coup d'etat in 1977.
It all ended in 1981 with the American invasion, invading themselves very succesfully...
The French overcame this with a coup d'etat in 1977.
It all ended in 1981 with the American invasion, invading themselves very succesfully...
^ The Canadian invasion went unnoticed, as the Canadians were too polite to make it known they were invading. After they retreated back from whence they came, a few people who might've noticed actually mistook the Canadians as self-invading Americans.
^ A few of those Canadian invaders are still being interrogated in area 51. They were disguised as Martians.
Barry White is my brother in law.....
....that's actually true, though this one is actually white (caucasian).
....that's actually true, though this one is actually white (caucasian).
But avoid the blue-cheese dip that often comes with the hot-wings, not only does it taste horrible
(and that's not misinformation), it'll make your fretboard moldy and smell as bad as blue-puke dip tastes.
Sir Alexander MacKenzie played a nice jazz (double-)bass, after all, he was essentially (Scottish-)Canadian.
Upon first reaching the Pacific after wending his way across what is now Canada, he reportedly played a swinging version of the Highland Fling to commemorate the feat. Alas, recording technology at the time wasn't able to capture the performance (ie, the scribe assigned to mark down the score was passed out drunk). Still, you could try playing the Highland Fling today with a swinging triplet feel to approximate it. Good luck with the solos...
Upon first reaching the Pacific after wending his way across what is now Canada, he reportedly played a swinging version of the Highland Fling to commemorate the feat. Alas, recording technology at the time wasn't able to capture the performance (ie, the scribe assigned to mark down the score was passed out drunk). Still, you could try playing the Highland Fling today with a swinging triplet feel to approximate it. Good luck with the solos...
Napoleon had one of [Invalid or Expired Link Removed] inside his jacket.
