Oh the humanity!
Said by many a parent when they found that their child liked heavy rock circa 1971.
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Oh the humanity!
Before their big hit got them on the cover of the Rolling Stone, they were known as "Dr Stump," until Captain Hook took them to his favourite second hand shop.'Dr. Hook' was originally a band patterned on 'Johnny Kidd and the Pirates', but with a J. M. Barrie twist as 'Captain Hook'. The stage show included alligators rather crocodiles, being more easily available in the USA, or at least until one ate the first drummer. The alligators were dropped (from the show and literally, into a swamp) and the name changed to 'Dr. Hook' to allow repeat bookings.
Hawking responded with a fart so noxious it was immortalized as Hawking Radiation.Heavy metal got heavier from the late 60s to present because new elements were being discovered/created in particle accelerators. As heavier metals were discovered/created, the music followed.
The Atom Smashers was a band started by George Smoot (Nobel prize winner) and resulted in his falling out with Stephen Hawking when he was not allowed to join.
Heavy metal got heavier from the late 60s to present because new elements were being discovered/created in particle accelerators. As heavier metals were discovered/created, the music followed.
The Atom Smashers was a band started by George Smoot (Nobel prize winner) and resulted in his falling out with Stephen Hawking when he was not allowed to join.
If you are writing a song, see if you can whistle the melody without any accompaniment and it still sounds good. If it does, that means it's so unsophisticated that you should quit music and get a job at the post office instead. At least that's what XX century composer Anton Webern taught.
Heavy metal got heavier from the late 60s to present because new elements were being discovered/created in particle accelerators. As heavier metals were discovered/created, the music followed.
The Atom Smashers was a band started by George Smoot (Nobel prize winner) and resulted in his falling out with Stephen Hawking when he was not allowed to join.
Smoot wrote Atomic, later covered and made into a hit by Blondie. Smoot wrote a hood tune but was not as cool. Einstein A Go Go was one of his too.
But they are really a roland cube, so the earth is neither flat, nor round.Flatwounds on an Earthwood bass is probably a conspiracy theory.
You one of those cube-earthers??But they are really a roland cube, so the earth is neither flat, nor round.
The exciting evolution of the bass guitar
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...but that's no misinformation.Pure nonsense - there has been huge innovation in the type of dark wood used on fretboards since 1960 from rosewood to something that looks and feels very slightly different