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HHornbein replied to the thread Iceberg A-23A turns blue, starts traveling and may break apart.Look on the bright side. If the supply of gasoline dries up there will be renewed demand for field hands.
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HHornbein replied to the thread Rock and Roll Keyboard Players.The latest in rock keyboards. The first demonstrator is Jordan Rudess of Dream Theater.
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HHornbein reacted to pinball1970's post in the thread Music Cover songs versus the original track, which ones are better? with
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HEveryone knows about perfect pitch, what about perfect rhythm? I became aware of this when overlaying the live version of a song over...
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HHornbein replied to the thread Favorite Mashups - All Your Favorites in One Place.
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HHornbein replied to the thread Rock and Roll Keyboard Players.The rise of effects pedals contributed to the decline of the keyboard. You could get organ-like sounds out of an electric guitar, so...
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HHornbein replied to the thread Raucousness In Music.I am not going to continue this squabble.
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HHornbein replied to the thread Music Cover songs versus the original track, which ones are better?.Written by Neil Diamond
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HHornbein replied to the thread Rock and Roll Keyboard Players.One of my favorite "keyboard" solos. I'm pretty sure it wasn't actually played, rather programmed with a sequencer.
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HHornbein replied to the thread Music Cover songs versus the original track, which ones are better?.
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HHornbein replied to the thread Rock and Roll Keyboard Players.Then there is the Keyboard Phantom. The Grateful Dead always had an inaudible keyboard player. I figured his true role was to score...
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HHornbein replied to the thread Rock and Roll Keyboard Players.
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HHornbein replied to the thread Music Cover songs versus the original track, which ones are better?.All of IMY2's covers are this good.
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HHornbein replied to the thread Rock and Roll Keyboard Players.Indeed they were. I believe Eric Clapton started it in 1964 with Having A Rave Up With The Yardbirds, which somehow never attracted as...
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HHornbein replied to the thread Music Music to Lift Your Soul: 4 Genres & Honorable Mention.I'm very impressed with the high quality of AI music. Why can't they instruct the machine to "give me Charlie Parker's Koko, exactly...
