Let's spread some musical misinformation

[-Asdfgh-]

Does anybody still use "recording tape"?

I do, but I also need some playback tape to find out what I recorded.

 

[Jay2U]

My tape recorder disappeared. It appeared to be a tape drive.

 

[mrjim123]

I do, but I also need some playback tape to find out what I recorded.

Just flip it. You record on one side and play back on the other.

 

[-Asdfgh-]

Jerry Dammers' The spatial AKA Orchestra, is having a hard time getting airplay, as their songs are full of sax and violins*

* My wife's pun on hearing the line up

 

[-Asdfgh-]

Just flip it. You record on one side and play back on the other.

It seems i recorded something called sdnomaid htiw yks eht ycul. Must be a Welsh folk song.

 

[Bad azz tone]

I'm confused, if a Gaffer in Scotland wanted to mask the fact that he needed to tape an electric toy duck to a duct which tape should he use?

Scotch tape,of course.

 

[PillO]

I'm confused, if a Gaffer in Scotland wanted to mask the fact that he needed to tape an electric toy duck to a duct which tape should he use?

Scotch tape,of course.

The correct answer is magnetic tape. Electric duck was the clue... Scotch tape is exclusively for repairing bagpipes.

 

[PillO]

Krazy Glue was developed for manufacturing and repairing plastic kazoos. Kazoo Glue was too hard to say so Krazy Glue was settled upon as the best name.

 

[Gravedigger Dav]

Absolutely!!!

...unless you should be using "rehearsal tape" or "live tape". In those cases, make sure you use the appropriate tape for the best results.

For stereo, use double sided tape.

 

[popcat]

It seems i recorded something called sdnomaid htiw yks eht ycul. Must be a Welsh folk song.

You left out the ni, beware the Knights of Ni.

 

[Justinvs]

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The correct answer is magnetic tape. Electric duck was the clue... Scotch tape is exclusively for repairing bagpipes.

Bourbon tape, otoh, is used to fix banjos.

 

[-Asdfgh-]

Pantera started out as a tribute band for all the works of Horace Panter, including Specials, Special AKA and General Public. Musical styles diverged over time from that original inspiration.

 

[-Asdfgh-]

For stereo, use double sided tape.

For ambient installations, use a mobius strip.

 

[-Asdfgh-]

super glue was originally created for closing wounds, and was first marketed as Medicated Goo

 

[-Asdfgh-]

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The correct answer is magnetic tape. Electric duck was the clue... Scotch tape is exclusively for repairing bagpipes.

No, scotch tape was designed to fix large bridges over firths.

 

[-Asdfgh-]

No, scotch tape was designed to fix large bridges over firths.

Obviously this means that scotch tape does have use in music, especially sorting out issues for covers bands of Genesis

 

[Justinvs]

A firth is a Celtic music term for the semitone between a fourth and a fifth when playing fiddle. Most often played after having drank three fourths of a fifth.

 

[Bad azz tone]

super glue was originally created for closing wounds, and was first marketed as Medicated Goo

I say,wasn' that marketed by the band Traffic?I believe the theme song was " That Good Old Fashioned Medicated Goo". p

 

[Bobro]

super glue was originally created for closing wounds, and was first marketed as Medicated Goo

Super glue is great for closing wounds! My super-soldier Army Ranger brother fixed a schrapnel cut to his ding-dong, in the Gulf War, with super glue and duct tape, no long term damage just a manly scar!

 

[Feral Feline]

A firth is a Celtic music term for the semitone between a fourth and a fifth when playing fiddle. Most often played after having drank three fourths of a fifth.

Invented by the Great Great Great Great Great Great Granddaddy of Colin Firth.