General Chat 13

Originally posted by Mr_Trek:Just came home from a great week in school. Theme week, music all day. It ruled!

Here is House of the Rising Sun with me on vocals and my friend on arrhythmic rhythm guitar:
http://www.mediafire.com/?ezau0ddf1y9xls5

Originally posted by LikeASong:arrhythmic rhythm guitar, that cracked me up lol

Originally posted by Andrew_C:[..]

when i did music at school (only in year 8) i hadnt found U2 yet and wasnt playing drums or guitar either, so i hated it. But if i had my time again i would have taken music up until final year.

Once i start teaching i hope i will get to be a relief for a music class one day, kids will be thinking "Whats Mr Clark doing here? i thought he taught Maths and Science?" then ill get behind the drums, or plug a guitar in, and blow their minds with some U2

Originally posted by LikeASong:Are you aware of the setlists Ringo is performing? The end of the concerts is apotheosic, you'll love it

Originally posted by Mr_Trek:Yeah, I'm checking them out right now, I hope he'll give us more than just four Beatles songs

I'll be seeing him at the amusement park here in Gothenburgh, Liseberg. The largest of it's kind in Scandinavia and the other Nordic countries.

Originally posted by LikeASong:Nah, unlike McCartney (who makes about 75% or even more of his setlists from Beatles songs), he's never performed more than 4-5 Beatles songs per concert.

Originally posted by Mr_Trek:And since I love the Beatles, I wouldn't mind a set made up of Beatles only

Looking at the sets, I don't recognize a lot of songs... I'm thinking about whether or not to try and listen to them now before the gig?

Originally posted by LikeASong:[..]
I would love to attend a McCartney show precisely because of that. But I wouldn't attend a Ringo Starr concert... Attending a live legend -artist concert doesn't make for too many unknown songs

Well, you can try to listen to them all (which will probably result in you being Starr-fed up and not wanting to attend tonight's show)... Or just listen to 5 or 7 of the most famous songs, search for a "Best Of Ringo Starr" in Google, probably a Yahoo Answers topic will show up; go into there, write down the songs, compare them with the setlists, listen to the songs that are in both places

Originally posted by Mr_Trek:I think I'll just be surprised at the concert instead

Originally posted by LikeASong:[..]

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