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Primeval Mudd (formerly Roymondo) Started conversation Nov 22, 2005
...I'm currently mucking about with a USB audio interface so I can slap my mic into the laptop and record some BANJO (and stuff).
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Marmite Posted Nov 23, 2005
Banjo eh, you play well then, plus the mic you are not gonna sing are you
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Primeval Mudd (formerly Roymondo) Posted Nov 23, 2005
I only got the banjo last week so, no, I'm not that hot yet! But it makes such a wonderful noise I've got to record it. I underestimated how different it would be to guitar (which I am quite good at).
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Marmite Posted Nov 23, 2005
not a great banjo fan....... except the film Deliverence with that ugly f*cker but what a great tune
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Primeval Mudd (formerly Roymondo) Posted Nov 23, 2005
Duelling Banjos is phenomenal - I doubt I'll ever play like that. They sound geat out of context; the sound adds an unexpected twist. Just don't mention 'Cotton Eye Joe'!
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Primeval Mudd (formerly Roymondo) Posted Nov 23, 2005
I've been thinking about it for 10 minutes and there really is nothing I can say. Shame on you BK! May that song be in your head for, ooh, at least a fortnight.
I've been playing an acoustic bass badly and now have cramp in my left arm.
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Marmite Posted Jan 17, 2006
*giggle*.......*giggle*....... saw your pics on the meet thread on saturday.........................................................
To many beers eh........
........wow what a dancer
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Primeval Mudd (formerly Roymondo) Posted Jan 17, 2006
Too many beers? No such thing. Not in the HooToo universe anyway!
*Hic*
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Marmite Posted Jan 17, 2006
Yep i think you did, read loads of posts where they couldnt even understand what you were saying .....thats the way
Was it a good one? i wanted to be there, but looking forward to summer meet if that is still going to occur
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Primeval Mudd (formerly Roymondo) Posted Jan 17, 2006
My enunciation isn't great at the best of times. I get loads of 'Speak up, Roymondo' (well, not Roymondo, obviously. Dave actually. People always want me spicy...
...and cheesy.)
Lordy, I hope you know about the HooToo Dave thing!
It was bloody superb. Here's a couple of suggestions:
A8566572 & A8589801
It would be great to meet you.
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Marmite Posted Jan 17, 2006
Broadstairs, might be kinda difficult, also London one at the mo, removal of body parts makes things sort of hard to travel....
but am thinking of a Windsor meet, its a great town, with loads of pubs, food muching, boat trips, history.....did i mention pubs, also there is a huge castle here and if no one has been, believe you me it is amazing.....also there are pubs(sounding repetitive again)......
Its a very active town with pubs (shut up Bovril), i could try and sort out a river boat shuffle, now that is brill
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Primeval Mudd (formerly Roymondo) Posted Jan 17, 2006
Broadstairs is a long time off. Windsor's a great idea. Sort yourself out a meet entry sir! It's all the rage!
Removal of body parts? Crivvens, that brings it home somewhat.
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