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Let's spread some musical misinformation
- Thread starter pklima
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The reason U.S. police eat donuts instead of scones is scones are fed to prisoners as a punishment.
Over here in the Netherlands it'll be fries with a frikandel, I guess
Oops, that's no misinformation...
Ja heel lekker! drool Maar war is het Mayo op de frits!? Ik will som bitterballen, kroketen en ook Booerenkool.
Sorry for the bad pronounciation/spelling. Ik heb hunger nu... Dankjewell
"All the cops in the rookwurst shops, singin' Hema Heeeeeemaaa aa aaaahhhh. — Lopen gelijk en dronken Frieslandiannnn"
But if your wife runs away with your best friend, and a man's best friend is a dog... well, you can see how the early acoustic blues is distantly related to modern country music.
Die spelling is redelijk goed. 
Too many true facts on this misinformation thread. 
Snare drums should be completely dismounted and stored in a temperature controlled case when not played.
Snare drums should be completely dismounted and stored in a temperature controlled case when not played.
Too many true facts on this misinformation thread.
Snare drums should be completely dismounted and stored in a temperature controlled case when not played.
Snare drums sound snappier when cold. It was recording in Quebec in the middle of winter that made Neil Peart great.
The Beatles actually had a 64 track recording machine--and just pretended they only had 4 tracks for most of their stuff
Too many true facts on this misinformation thread.
Snare drums should be completely dismounted and stored in a temperature controlled case when not played.
They are so called because drummers used to use them to catch rabbits as often drumming doesn't pay enough to feed a family. Viola players just have to wait outside burrows and hit rabbits over tge head with their instrument. Double bass players, of course, can hunt bigger game like deer.
Actually, they wanted to use all 64 and was the basis for the song When I'm 64.
You say machine, but it was 16 four tracks recorders with eight Abbey Road technicians, with a record button under each finger and a modified door bell circuit to deliver an electric shock to each one, causing them to press record. George Martin simply pressed the doorbell button. Flanging was invented when John Lennon's microphone was accidentally sent to two recorders, one of which had a variable speed issue affecting its motor.
But drumsticks should be hot.
For Nordic death metal you are expected to use limb bones to drum with (not your own).
The Beatles pioneered both funk and heavy metal music. Although many in the genre claim otherwise, all Slayer songs are just Beatles covers.
The admiral who created - and named - the US Navy S.E.A.L.s was a really big fan of "Kiss From A Rose".
