Or the next No album, depending on the outcome of the match.
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Let's spread some musical misinformation
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Lawyers for Aha! have already filed for a restraining order in New Mexico.
As can be seen by the angle of the pickups, it was designed during Oktober Fest.
Composers are snobby by nature and never wanted you to know what notes were used because they consider people a threat to their profession.
As in this picture:-
Before composing became an industry, notes were displayed like this:-
As in this picture:-
Before composing became an industry, notes were displayed like this:-
It was all so much easier when the notes were not letters, but colours. From lowest to highest - red, orange, yellow, green, blue, violet, indigo. All that needed to be done was match colours on the sheet music to the colours on the instrument. Damn musician's union had all that changed to protect their jobs.
this is a bass forum, so it's f clef, so we don't have to face the music.
This specific sequence of notes has been copyrighted since 1973.
so who's playing a ukulele on a bass forum.
The staff shows treble and more treble, are we going up in smoke?
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Led Zeppelin was originally a Strawberry Alarm Clock tribute band to be called The Grape Pocketwatch.
Paul McCartney was once quoted as saying, “You know, “Hey Jude” is a fine enough song but the day I heard, “Little Miss Can’t Be Wrong” by the Spin Doctors was when I finally knew the sound we spent all those hours in the studio trying to capture actually existed.
Good on the lads.”
“Key Largo” by Bertie Higgins was Jaco’s favorite song.
Paul McCartney was once quoted as saying, “You know, “Hey Jude” is a fine enough song but the day I heard, “Little Miss Can’t Be Wrong” by the Spin Doctors was when I finally knew the sound we spent all those hours in the studio trying to capture actually existed.
Good on the lads.”
“Key Largo” by Bertie Higgins was Jaco’s favorite song.
Slapping in E minor has been officially recognized as a rite of passage for bass players and is now required prior to entry into many professional bands.
Amazed no one has asked, but what's the best nano bass for metal?
A 'shoe horn' isn't merely a tool that allows one to get one's footwear on with ease; it's also a little-known brass instrument which is actually made from old, discarded shoes.
(PS - make sure you don't mistake a 'shoe horn' for a 'choux horn', as the latter is an even lesser-known brass instrument made from out-of-date pastry)
(PS - make sure you don't mistake a 'shoe horn' for a 'choux horn', as the latter is an even lesser-known brass instrument made from out-of-date pastry)
During the development of any new horn the 5th prototype is always referred to as "Horn E". Horn E horns have a reputation for leaving the factory after hours and cruising local bars, where they look for someone to blow them. This activity is sometimes referred to as "oral sax".
