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Chief assistant to the assistant chief
Or even ...........................
Musical habits?
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Or even ...........................
EddieRUKiddingVare
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or What prey tell! - Superglue (keeping it clean here):smash:
musicteach
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Nah easier solution: I just don't use a baton in class.
methodistgirl
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I have another notorus habit of taking anything and using it as a musical instrument.
It doesn't matter if it's a rubber band or a knitting needle.
If there is a nice tone to something I will use it to play music.
judy
It doesn't matter if it's a rubber band or a knitting needle.
If there is a nice tone to something I will use it to play music.
judy
EddieRUKiddingVare
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Would you go as far a John Cage and use electrode inserted into plants to make music?
teddy
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That must be how music first started. It just shows that you have an inventive and enquiring mind
teddy
John Watt
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teddy! It must be nice to be local to Noel Redding, even if it's his brother's exhibition.
Who knows what he might be showing?
Jimi Hendrix and Mitch Mitchell went with Noel to visit his mother and spend the night,
when they first started the band, so who knows, and "Who Knows", the title of a Jimi tune.
methodistgirl is hitting a new nerve all over again, talking about jamming off anything she can get her hands on,
and EddieRUKiddingVare, with his plantonic shock treatments, knows how to grow,
not outside the box, but inside with Cage.
Who knows what he might be showing?
Jimi Hendrix and Mitch Mitchell went with Noel to visit his mother and spend the night,
when they first started the band, so who knows, and "Who Knows", the title of a Jimi tune.
methodistgirl is hitting a new nerve all over again, talking about jamming off anything she can get her hands on,
and EddieRUKiddingVare, with his plantonic shock treatments, knows how to grow,
not outside the box, but inside with Cage.
EddieRUKiddingVare
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Have a look inside the Cage too :grin:
teddy
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John Watt
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When you're drifting on a retro ocean,
with no new wind to blow your sails,
the death of your favorite rock star,
is proof of how just lifestyles can fail.
You might feel like you're going to surrender,
to the sampled tunes you hear broadcast,
you might have to buy high tech that you don't want,
just to connect with the grandchildren you have.
Time will tell, when, it's soon I'm sure.
I'll type away my sorrow, posting on Magle.dk,
You'll skype away tomorrow, without me,
Until corporate magnestisms have their way.
Riffing offa "Sail Away" by Deep Purple.
"When you're drifting on an empty ocean,
with no wind to fill your sails,
the future's your horizon,
it's like searching for the holy grail.
I feel like I'm going to surrender,
bad luck, I've had enough.
If I could find a place to hide my face,
I believe, I believe I could get back up.
Time will tell, when, I don't know.
Sail away tomorrow, sailing far from home."
with no new wind to blow your sails,
the death of your favorite rock star,
is proof of how just lifestyles can fail.
You might feel like you're going to surrender,
to the sampled tunes you hear broadcast,
you might have to buy high tech that you don't want,
just to connect with the grandchildren you have.
Time will tell, when, it's soon I'm sure.
I'll type away my sorrow, posting on Magle.dk,
You'll skype away tomorrow, without me,
Until corporate magnestisms have their way.
Riffing offa "Sail Away" by Deep Purple.
"When you're drifting on an empty ocean,
with no wind to fill your sails,
the future's your horizon,
it's like searching for the holy grail.
I feel like I'm going to surrender,
bad luck, I've had enough.
If I could find a place to hide my face,
I believe, I believe I could get back up.
Time will tell, when, I don't know.
Sail away tomorrow, sailing far from home."
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davidmiller
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the science or art of ordering tones or sounds in succession, in combination, and in temporal relationships to produce a composition having unity and continuity.