Good one Boris!Neil Young is updating his songs for modern times and is writing a song about being in love with an A I robot. The song is called Synonym Girl.
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Good one Boris!Neil Young is updating his songs for modern times and is writing a song about being in love with an A I robot. The song is called Synonym Girl.
And don’t forget: After the Bitcoin Rush!Yes...and "Old Man Take A Look At My iPod 8"..plus "The Virus And The Damage Done"..
And don’t forget: After the Bitcoin Rush!
Don' forget,Texting in the Free WorldNeil Young is updating his songs for modern times and is writing a song about being in love with an A I robot. The song is called Synonym Girl.
My favorite is "I'm a Bitcoin Miner for a Heart of Gold."Don' forget,Texting in the Free World
Well yes, that's a given but he was still better slapping those feathers than Wooten was at playing that hat.I thought Entwhistle was better playing bass than during his surrealist phase playing birds of prey.
That's great advice! Then if you hit the wrong note it doesn't really matter as long as you "think" you hit the right note.over analyse everything and think a lot while you play
exactly and the over analysis will not even let you decide if its wrong or rightThat's great advice! Then if you hit the wrong note it doesn't really matter as long as you "think" you hit the right note.
I had faith that you could do it,just wasn't sure how. Good one!The figure skating maneuver called a salchow is a misspelling of the more familiar sow-cow, which originates from the old expression "you are about as graceful as a pig on ice," although some people said the expression was "cow on ice." Since the judges couldn't agree they compromised and called any twirling, often painful jump a sow-cow. Now the term refers to a specific type of jump done by skaters to musical accompaniment.
(And you thought I couldn't work music into this one!)
The figure skating maneuver called a salchow is a misspelling of the more familiar sow-cow, which originates from the old expression "you are about as graceful as a pig on ice," although some people said the expression was "cow on ice." Since the judges couldn't agree they compromised and called any twirling, often painful jump a sow-cow. Now the term refers to a specific type of jump done by skaters to musical accompaniment.
(And you thought I couldn't work music into this one!)
Someone developed picks for your new technique.I'm developing a new technique for bass players that play both finger style and with a pick. It's called the floating thumb and pick technique and is particularly helpful on five string basses where the low B can be used as a thumb rest while you play the E string (nobody really plays the B string anyway). The tough part is holding the pick with your first and second finger while your thumb rests on the next lowest string. But once you've mastered that you'll sound as good as Wooten on a Fedora or Entwistle on a Buzzard.
It behooves me to accept your apology!The sow-cow has quickly become a judges' favorite. Said one judge, "The beauty of the maneuver really mooves me".
I apologize in advance for that one.

I'm developing a new technique for bass players that play both finger style and with a pick. It's called the floating thumb and pick technique <snip>