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If you like the element of using the acoustic as a percussion instrument try Rodrigo and Gabriela. The example I'll use isn't necessarily THEIR best work but I'll use it because it is an interesting take on my favorite Metallica song.
Full studio audio version
and just because watching Gabriela is fun (she does the percussion)
I'm eclectic as well. One of my personal faves.
There's nothing like classical depression to make my day. I love Tori.
I like that very much!!!! Thank you, I will look into them! I'm sure they will keep me off of tobacco!
So, When I just first came across this thread and saw that it had 480 replies, I knew the usual THREAD-JAcKERS were involved! 
. Well the first page was hilarious, though i'm scared to read the other 42 pages! vape on folks!
. Well the first page was hilarious, though i'm scared to read the other 42 pages! vape on folks!
I have no idea what this is. It was one of the recommended videos following the one by Rodrigo and Gabriela. It makes me think of Eric
Agree! I still have mine from over a decade ago as well as newer ones that are smaller and more mobile
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How about this piece by Ana Vidovic:
Playing classical guitar would keep most anyone off analogs (while playing at least)
Depends.....you cannot tell me that Geto Boys, old Snoop & Dre, Easy E, etc from the 90's wasn't good music. Well, maybe you can, but.....I agree the stuff today is absolutely awful.
Even worse than Redheads.
When Hollywood focuses on the cookie cutter bands rather than actual talent.....
My tastes in music run a wide range from Jazz (including big band jazz), Rock, Trance, New Age, Classical, etc. Even played a few instruments in my younger day. But when you turn on the radio and all you hear is the same cookie cutter noise, you know it's not about the talent, but raking in more bucks for the music industry itself.
My tastes in music run a wide range from Jazz (including big band jazz), Rock, Trance, New Age, Classical, etc. Even played a few instruments in my younger day. But when you turn on the radio and all you hear is the same cookie cutter noise, you know it's not about the talent, but raking in more bucks for the music industry itself.
Little Known blues artist Frankie Miller I found one of his albums in the quarter bin at a used record store in 1980 something. Im glad I risked the quarter.
I would somewhat agree. POP music went downhill about that time, maybe a little later such as mid 80's.
Good example of your later cookie cutter comment is late 80's to early 90's with hair metal bands. When the money men see something works they will beat it to death.
I can and will. You may not be able to hear it, lol. In the 80's, when [c]rap (the C is silent) was new it was ALMOST good, but not quite.
"R.A.P." and "music", when combined, form an oxymoron. True RAP has little to no melodic content (particularly vocal). Although there's fusion now. Hip Hop is a vast upgrade and is OK. Snoop whoever rocks though. He experiments and stretches the definitions, and even sings, so he's cool new or old.
To each their own. It's a whatever keeps you off analogs kind of thing.
To each their own. It's a whatever keeps you off analogs kind of thing.
i heard that
and there is still a lot of good music around. it's just now more obscure and you have to search it out. you won't find much on commercial radio stations, that's for sure.
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