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Who can play what?
Posted: 04 Aug 2004, 10:53
by Mrs RicheyJames
Musically I mean. Paddy need not answer this question............Please LOL
I'll start............
I can play.....My voice
Next?
Posted: 04 Aug 2004, 10:53
by Brideoffrankenstein
I've got grade 8 flute
Posted: 04 Aug 2004, 10:54
by Mrs RicheyJames
Smart arse!
Posted: 04 Aug 2004, 10:55
by Brideoffrankenstein
took me 10 years though!
Posted: 04 Aug 2004, 10:56
by andymackem
Grade 8 clarinet, grade 5 piano, grade A1 fool
Posted: 04 Aug 2004, 10:57
by Brideoffrankenstein
I always wanted a clarinet or an oboe instead of a flute at first. Wouldn't mind a go at a saxophone either
Posted: 04 Aug 2004, 11:18
by Debaser
Was told I'd have to learn the clarinet before being allowed anywhere near a saxophone, at school ( Noah was just about to gather the wood together for a project he was starting), managed a whole 6 months and thought 'bugger this for a game of soldiers'
Can usually get a tune or sound from most instruments I pick up...but to actually 'play' them...well that would take effort and practise...a thing Debasers don't do.
I can toot a recorder rather well mind you
Belle and Sebastian, anyone?
Posted: 04 Aug 2004, 11:22
by CellThree
Mainly Guitars and pretty much anything with strings on it.
Used to be able to play the piano when I was a kid, can't remember how now though. Can't even read music anymore.
And I used to play the trumpet as well. Decided it was s**t though.
Posted: 04 Aug 2004, 11:31
by Quiff Boy
i can play the pc, which in turn can play drum machines and synths
i can also hit E on a bass guitar very, very fast whilst holding it very, very low. which was always enough for being in a goth band
i can also pluck (badly) a few sisters riffs on a geeter, but nowt you'd want to play in public.
thinking of having either guitar or keyboard lessons as i have so many ideas for tunes but its frustrating not being able to actually play the damn things i want to write
and i've always fancied being able to walk into a room, see an instrument and pickit up and play it.
Posted: 04 Aug 2004, 11:36
by Debaser
Mr Debaser (Ebay slut) purchased a set of drums a few months back (his earlier foray into drum ownership was quashed after two days by my goodself
)
Not content in thrashing them to within an inch of their lives...he's just bought (bloody Ebay) a set of mikes to 'enhance' the sound.
p.s. Can anyone tell me exactly how many cybals (frickin Ebay) are needed before it's classed as an obession?
Posted: 04 Aug 2004, 11:37
by Debaser
Interesting ponder......why is it the neighbours ONLY confront me about the thud bash bokkity bock noises eminating from the garage?
Posted: 04 Aug 2004, 12:20
by ryan
i had grade 4 piano a while back but ive forgotten it all, mainly its guitars and stuff.
Posted: 04 Aug 2004, 13:07
by randdebiel²
guitars too
Posted: 04 Aug 2004, 13:21
by markfiend
Guitars.
Although "Play" may be a bit strong for what I do to mine.
Posted: 04 Aug 2004, 13:24
by Francis
I can make a sort of farting noise with the palms of my hands. It's very impressive. When you're nine years old and want to be in your brothers' gang.
Posted: 04 Aug 2004, 13:52
by straylight
What's all this grade this & grade that when talking about instruments?
You mean you had music at SCHOOL?
Wow. It's a whole nother world.
I used to be able to bring a guitar around to my way of thinking, but I haven't for a long time. So I probably can't now.
They are still best though, after singing, which is pure physicality if done right.
Posted: 04 Aug 2004, 13:53
by markfiend
Where are you from, straylight?
Posted: 04 Aug 2004, 14:01
by straylight
markfiend wrote:Where are you from, straylight?
Erm... London.
But if you did music at my school you had to buy the instrument first & pay extra for lessons. Which wasn't an option for me at the time.
The pain of the scholarship child...
Posted: 04 Aug 2004, 14:09
by Karst
My mother is a music teacher - so everything under the sun has passed me by.
But main weapon of choice used to be this:
Posted: 04 Aug 2004, 14:19
by markfiend
straylight wrote:markfiend wrote:Where are you from, straylight?
Erm... London.
But if you did music at my school you had to buy the instrument first & pay extra for lessons. Which wasn't an option for me at the time.
The pain of the scholarship child...
Oh right
Di
ckhead me.
Posted: 04 Aug 2004, 14:37
by straylight
markfiend wrote:Oh right
Di
ckhead me.
Not at all, it was a fair question given what I had written...
There are some around MF, but you ain't one.
Posted: 04 Aug 2004, 15:41
by rian
I took lessons for guitar when I was a kid. But never really kept it going.
When I was 20, me and a friend was thinking about taking lessons again, but we never did
Posted: 04 Aug 2004, 16:00
by markfiend
straylight wrote:There are some around MF, but you ain't one.
Awwww shucks!
Posted: 04 Aug 2004, 16:06
by Planet Dave
I can play my distortion pedal pretty well, but woe betide anyone who switches it off with the guitar still twanging.
Posted: 04 Aug 2004, 16:15
by James Blast