And that was my easy explanation,
I could have used tri-tones, enharmonics, diatonics . . . But I'll spare you all!
Thank you!
I'd like to be able to sleep tonight.
And that was my easy explanation,
I could have used tri-tones, enharmonics, diatonics . . . But I'll spare you all!
For those of us that grew up with vinyl, they also have rca to usb converters for digitizing our vinyl.They have turn tables that have USB PORTS built in and some are normal RCA jacks.
I was born in '83, and I cant stand most of the music mentioned thus far. I think Clapton and CCR are the only ones I actually like. I like my music to be interesting and have depth. Think Blood Sweat And Tears or Jethro Tull type where it is a hodge podge of different sounds that are put together and sounds amazing.
Anytime I want to demo audio gear, Locomotive Breath in FLAC is always my first track. CSNY, The Who, Bob Dylan and Canned Heat are some that I really enjoy.
Here's my song contribution to the thread,
Bye Bye Miss American pie, drove my Chevy to the levee but the levee was dry… and good o'l boys were drinking whiskey and rye…singing this will be the day that I die.
Only a 50% copy?"This world was never meant for one as beautiful as you..."
"How about that 'Vincent, you got your ears on?"
Hmmm. Just how would he answer that call?
Isn't UNO a card game?Captain liked your answer, but not mine (above).
Guess I should have answered in English.
Isn't UNO a card game?
Good then and just as good now. One thing I feel sorry for the current music aficionados there are no love songs to your lady,(That I know of) unless you listen to country and western. Even then the old stuff is still better. Jim Reeves had some of the best, "Hawaiian Wedding Song" is one of the greats. I sang that to one of my ladies when we were getting married. Not a dry eye in the house.Interesting being born years after those bands had their heyday, you would be listening to it.
If it was good back then, it should be good today!