I did a post like this once but here it is again! I'm going to record a message on acoustic guitar. I think we should get everyone to record one instrument for it and come up with the finished song. What ya think of that? who here can play stuff. Even the penny whistle can be in it

 

I found the beginning of this terrible cover of spies i tried to record when I first started playing guitars. I laughed a lot when i heard this. It sounds terrible!

 

http://rapidshare.de/files/2442630/spies_haha.WAV.html

 

:lol: :lol: :lol:

:lol:

:lol:

mwahahaha :lol:

:embarrased:

try better next time :lol:

of course. it really is embarressing

you get bling for trying :cool:

you guys are mean...

when I first started playing guitars

 

fucka

you guys are mean...

 

what GUYS ?

 

I'm the only one responding to Kapone posts up til this point :rolleyes: :lol:

eugh

I'll start practising it for Drums. Cool idea, I've wanted to do something like this for ages.

 

On the same note, if anyone wants me to record anything else, spesh of AROBTTH, let me know! I know it all already!

Yeah name one

 

 

I did a post like this once but here it is again! I'm going to record a message on acoustic guitar. I think we should get everyone to record one instrument for it and come up with the finished song. What ya think of that?

 

*Does a washboard count??

a washboard?

a washboard?

Very sophisticated instrument. Often accompanied by "the spoons". Check out Derek Guyler!!

Yes, that most certainly counts

Have you heard of the great virtuoso Derek Guyler??

nope

Deryck Guyler : Derek Guyler

printable version : Derek_Guyler.html.txt

 

 

Deryck Guyler (1914-1999) was a British comedy actor, best known for roles as an officious short-tempered middle-aged man in sitcoms such as Please, Sir[?] and Sykes. He was born in Cheshire and brought up in Liverpool, and originally planned a career in the church. By the time the Second World War broke out, he had already decided to go into professional acting, and ENSA[?] gave him the opportunity to reach a wider audience. After the war, he became a regular on the immensely popular radio series, It's That Man Again (ITMA). His success continued into the 1960s when he starred in the gently satirical radio programme about life in the British civil service The Men from the Ministry[?] with Richard Murdoch.

 

His first television success came as one of Michael Bentine's sidekicks in the inventive and surreal BBC show It's a Square World (1960). Latterly, he appeared in numerous television light entertainment shows, in which he performed a novelty act playing the washboard. In 1983, he retired to Brisbane, Australia, where he lived until his death.

now i do

I'd love to do a recording of In My Place with some ppl some time, I love that song.

that is BRILIANT M8!!! guys just post wt ever music u can play here and then we start orginizing it

 

i play the piano

 

I WILL POST POLITIK....when i figure out how to plug my piano to the comp :P

and maybe the drum fellow here can do the drum part :P