DOS Games Discussion

Ive got a squire stratocaster and a herald acoustic (really really cheap guitar). Love them both!!!!
The squire is purple, its so pretty and its called sadie, and my acoustic is called nathaniel!

My favorite instrument to play is the acoustic guitar. I can also play the alto saxophone, piano, flute, and clairnet.

I can play:
Didgeridoo and
Piano (badly)
(they really dont mix too well...)

I can play the piano, organ and keyboard really well

I cant even use the guitar

HAHA

Dogbreath wrote:Yes, especially in my pinkies. Dominant hands are usually larger (?) and I'm left handed...

Thats true!

Ok, I play The Violin (notice the avatar) for 7, starting 8 in sept.
I play Clarinet (best in the school band. <ahem><ahem>) for 2 years.
and Learning trumpet. I sing too, but that doesn't really count. I know a couple songs on the guitar too.

Drums

Drums in my own band

I used to play the drums but stopped a while ago. I still tap on everything though.

I found my recorder (that instrument everyone learned in third grade) yesterday. I think I'm going to try to learn to play that.

I'm learning guitar right now even though I suck. I've only played for a few weeks and the only guitar I have is my uncle's old one.

But, I'm finally ordering a new one within the next two weeks. Yay!

I play 6 & 7 string guitars and piano/keyboards

I play piano, drums and bass. Drums or piano probably the best.

Me, Backgammon, Go, Mancala and Chess, etc. The more ancient the game the better.

But really, I'd like to know Hammered Dolcimer. Anything that a phat-finger can play fast or slow like a xylophone and sounds like a mandolin gets a vote in my book.

I play guitar. Been playing for about 15 years now I think. I play many styles, but my favorite music to play is anything fast and complicated such as old Megadeth and Iron Maiden.

I've got a Jackson Randy Rhoades V, a Jackson DR3, and a BC Rich Warlock. I use Crate amps, got 4x12 hakf stack right now, and I use Digitech effects.

I have a guitar. It is brown. It has strings.

GAMER

I played recorder, clarinet, guitar, and drums during music classes of school and out of school. No, I'm not an expert at any of them and since those brief stints, it's been a long time since I played an instrument.

Recorder: Grade 4 music class, did fairly decent with it (it's a simple instrument, a monkey should be able to play it)

Clarinet: Grade 7 (I think) music class, kinda awkward but barely managed to play a few notes (that thing was huge! And you had to blow a certain pressure/angle, that was tough)

Guitar: Grade 9 (I think) music class, had almost no clue (I had a hard time trying to play the C chord, or any other chord for that matter, and never took to it after.)

Drums: At my dad's friend's house (He is an excellent drummer and owns drums). Did somewhat OK with those; he taught me a few beginner things.

When I got to Grade 10, I dropped out of Music class (and never did it for Grade 11 or Grade 12 either). For those that don't know, high school offers some flexibility in what subjects/courses you do and I avoided Music, Art, and Gym/PE (and some others that I can't remember).

Guitar / Bass

LET'S START A BAND!!! Yea...i had lessons again the other day. I'm learning Smells Like Teen Spirit. Anyone got any suggestions for songs i should learn? (acoustic)

GAMER

I write my own songs...nothing beats your own mind at work

It DOES seem possible to workout this on line. Everone agrees on a tune, uses the same recording format, beat per minute, etc, records a file and sends it to the designated "producer". He pastes it together, sets the tracks and works the over-dub and -tada- a masterpiece. We just might have the next big music trend. Rap is dead! Call it "Webrif" or "Brif" for short. How bout some Briffin' y'all?

I cain't play but I c'n name 'em!

Interesting how it's a kind of extension of the Ozy shortwave teaching system from wayyyyy back that worked pretty damn well (and still does?). That which is apart is together.

I play the Piano, Pencils, Fingers, and I want to play the gee'a'tar