He's 60 now. He's forgotten what it was he was looking for. Maybe it was The Edge or his glasses. The sets are getting shorter as Adam Clayton's bladder isn't what it used to be.
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Let's spread some musical misinformation
- Thread starter pklima
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He's 60 now. He's forgotten what it was he was looking for. Maybe it was The Edge or his glasses. The sets are getting shorter as Adam Clayton's bladder isn't what it used to be.
and due to their age they are actually gathering moss....
Not Keef. He may have given up smoking but he is still 13% nicotine which prevents growth of moss.
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Early bass guitars were just an electric guitar with thicker strings.
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What's it tuned to? Deeper than the Mariana Trench by the looks of that string!
And I love the lever to pump up the volume.
The very lowest tuning of a bass still hasn't be confirmed, as it may take over 100 years to measure just one cycle.
Neodymium strings are the future, eliminating magnets in pickups.
Brian Eno's installation music for the clock of the long now is quite impressive. But if you speed it up enough it's Stairway to Heaven.
actually here in Middle Earth it's actually tuned to Bb
Just like the weather forecast is always 100% accurate
Siri now offers a music forecast in the style of the BBC shipping forecast. For example, "Guitar solos, first set. Southern rock veering to jazz unintentionally. 8 or 9, occasionally 10 bars. Whammy bar possible. Moderate or good, occasionally poor"
