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Topic started 16 years ago by stj0691 in Your Blue Room. Since then 5,005 posts have been made by 85 users.

drewhiggins

14 years

OMG Morphine on the radio. Never heard it on the radio, at 5.30am. Shock!!!!
Mr_Trek

14 years

That's a disappointment. Looking forward to when it's recorded though Finding "new" parts of ones voice is always great fun!

I haven't used my recording gear for way too long, maybe I'll try to record some song of my own tomorrow.
drewhiggins

14 years

I never knew I could do it like that. It sure is, like when I learnt breath control was a big thing for me and then managing falsetto and that deep opening note like Bono does on Streets.

I'm getting a keyboard soon, so it's gonna be great fun to program it and then record things.
Mr_Trek

14 years

I've got a stage piano, electric guitar, acoustic guitar, some flutes, harmonica kind of stuff, and some weird stuff. I should be able to record something fun I think

I remember as a kid just sitting at a keyboard and trying different sounds.
Mr_Trek

14 years

Hmm, I wonder why my lower vocal range seems to expand when not singing, right now I could almost reach a C#2 just like that. D2 easily. When singing I lose a half note or a full one.
MattG

14 years

Whats up boys
Mr_Trek

14 years

Originally posted by EyesWithPrideB3:Whats up boys

Just found some bagpipe flute thing in my chest to annoy my family with when trying to play it. You?
MattG

14 years

Watching one of the "Grindhouse" movies that came out about 5 years ago. I've been tallying movies I've seen for the first time this summer- (since 8th May)- and I'm on #58. Bit of a movie buff.
KieranU2

14 years

Originally posted by Mr_Trek:[..]

Just found some bagpipe flute thing in my chest to annoy my family with when trying to play it. You?

Bagpipe is a Scottish instrument! Annyoing too.
MattG

14 years

Planet Terror, to be exact...the one where the girl ended up with a machine gun for a leg. Were those popular outside America? Quentin Tarantino directed one, and Robert Rodriguez directed the other, they were released as a double feature.
MattG

14 years

Originally posted by KieranU2:[..]

Bagpipe is a Scottish instrument! Annyoing too.

Speaking of Scotland, Kieran, my band played The Proclaimers' "500 Miles" at all of our gigs this year
Mr_Trek

14 years

That's a lot of movies :O I almost never watch movies, more TV series.

Kieran: I know bagpipe is a Scottish instrument This is some kind of flute that imitates its sound.

Oh, and speaking of Scotland, I've been listening to A LOT of Paolo Nutini lately.

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