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I have always wanted to play a musical instrument but never put the time in. That may be a slight factor in my love for sequenced computer music, the programming relieves my more classical inadequacies. I received a harmonica as a gift recently and am really excited to learn, although it will probably have to wait until law school is done. I have had several people offer me lessons, so the forecast looks good. What I want from you is your best harmonica based tracks... MORE
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...It's the birthday of native Londoner George Martin (1926) who's renown in the music world stems primarily from his work as the producer of the Beatles circa 1962 - 1969...an auspicious chance meeting with a Liverpudlian band manager Brian Epstein who sang the high praises of this quartet in his artist stable led to Martin's signing the four lads to his label...Though George has also worked with such diverse talents as Peter Sellers, Ella Fitzgerald, the rock band Americ... MORE
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A tribute to Bonzo
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I got black-listed and barred from all the clubs in Birmingham. I was so keen to play, I'd play for nothing. But I played the way I wanted.
John Bonham
Bonzo climbed his stairway to heaven on this day 26 years ago. This is the way he wanted to play...
And that is exactly how i want to remember John Henry Bonham play!
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I have a theory about why so many people on Mog have Led Zeppelin at the top of the list in their libraries. It's scarcity: you can't buy online, so when someone lends you CDs, or whatever, you rip them all just in case.I love the clicky thing on this. And all the classic Zep stuff: lovely guitar bits followed by the the most powerful power breaks ever, all set against a background of complete nonsense (I guess you have to put it in its historical context and assume they d... MORE
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I'm lazily browsing the internet while my boy went swimming (yeah, thank you Global Warning, we can do that in march now, here next to Siberia)... when I came upon this pic... makes me shiver for many reasons... Here's a link for the whole series. Hard to believe all of this really happened... my grandmother used to tell me about it... the Hindenburg was already making regular journeys from Frankfurt to New York, a ticket was 400 $ and it seemed this was going to be ... MORE
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Rhythmic Pacing In Led Zeppelin's “Ramble On”By Bill Leigh | December 2006 In our early playing years, coming up with bass lines on the spot can be nerve-racking. We may not have the confidence or fingerboard familiarity to relax and listen for what to add—so we stay with the old standbys: playing the roots, and following the guitar riffs and rhythms. But there’s a better way, and John Paul Jones proved it on Led Zeppelin’s “Ramble On.” Recorded in 1969 when he was jus... MORE
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So, I've been picking on my dad's old Gibson acoustic guitar for a couple of months now, and I finally found a free weekend where I can stop worrying about maintaining a 3.0 GPR to take a lesson. I thought that I had developed the callouses necessary to play guitar and that the lesson would just be for learning, not some kind of ritual self-sacrifice. Boy, was I wrong. I walked in the room and the teacher asked me if I knew any chords, and I do. I know most of the basi... MORE
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The ongoing technological bumps with Mog-o-matic indexing have their own charm. My "last played" songs have been stuck in the middle of a brief Led Zeppelin binge for about a week. It's humbling, and entertaining. I used to have this fascination with the idea of going to hipsters' houses when they weren't around. It seems like if you went over and read all their books, listened to all their music, watched all their movies, and checked all their web bookmarks, they'd be c... MORE
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If I were ever to be a percussionist/drummer, there's one pinnacle for me to emulate:
John Bonham.
Boundless energy, bottomless well of variation and rhythm, and as expressive as a drummer has ever been...
Of course there are others who are good - across many genres and ages... but John's style, prowess, and execution have not been rivaled (for me, at least).
His son's awesome, too!
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It's Saturday night and you're getting ready to go out. What's your favorite Saturday night record?
If I had to pick one record, which is exactly what I'm asking you to do, I'd choose Led Zeppelin II. To say that this record absolutely rocks is an understatement and it always gets me pumped. So it's Saturday night and Zep is kicking it on the stereo. Have a great night!
