AnsweredBapu's (and others) random thoughts for the day.

musicman100

Old55
Maybe we should form a Bayou Bill tribute band. 

I am in, can we look pensive??

You can if you like.  I'll give it a try, but I won't promise anything. 

musicman100

Old55
Maybe we should form a Bayou Bill tribute band. 

I am in, can we look pensive??

This is a fambly forum. No pensive jokes allowed.

Old55

musicman100

Old55
Maybe we should form a Bayou Bill tribute band. 

I am in, can we look pensive??

You can if you like.  I'll give it a try, but I won't promise anything. 

Hey CRA$H,
 
Eye c wot ewe dun dare, errrrm bare dare.

OH YEAH!!!!!!
 
(Another TOP!)

I'm under the whether to day.
 
What's AEA?

bapu
I'm under the whether to day.
 
What's AEA?

YOU (of all monkeys) don't know what AEA is???! 
(Really?)
 
 

I guess it's my fault for not putting ALL the notes on there...  Try this:
 
AEACE.
 

 

DOH!!!!

bapu

Ooh, Ooh, Ooh, I have a question:
 
If there's only one Am note, how come there's 5 lines and 4 spaces in the Am staff?  Seems over-Ample to me.

drewfx1

bapu

Ooh, Ooh, Ooh, I have a question:
 
If there's only one Am note, how come there's 5 lines and 4 spaces in the Am staff?  Seems over-Ample to me.

Improv.

If there's extra staff, then you shouldn't have to wait long for your next drink.
 
Simples.

Good point.
 
 
http://www.drinksmixer.com/drink16u4t71.html:
 
Grand Am recipe

1 shot Grand Marnier® orange liqueur
1 shot amaretto almond liqueur

Just two shots?  How many of those does a bass player have to drink to be able to stand near the drummer? 

bapu

musicman100

Old55
Maybe we should form a Bayou Bill tribute band. 

I am in, can we look pensive??

This is a fambly forum. No pensive jokes allowed.

Bollocks!  

craigb
If there's extra staff, then you shouldn't have to wait long for your next drink.
 
Simples.

I hope no one gets a staff infection.  

craigb
Just two shots?  How many of those does a bass player have to drink to be able to stand near the drummer? 

If you're going to be standing anywhere near the drummer, you need a drink you can empty completely before setting the glass down.

Good point.

AM is not getting the love it needs......
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

 

G F C
 
Good Friggin Chords?

bapu
G F C
 
Good Friggin Chords?

I like K F C betterer....
 
 

Mesh
AM is not getting the love it needs......
 

That chart is misleading/wrong.
 
When the bass player plays the Am note, the C becomes a form of Am.
 
Therefore Am should be listed as 124%, which means all the other chords together equal -24%.

L, M, N, O, P. 

A, R, S, E. 

M I C K E Y
 
 
 
 
 
 
M O U S E

drewfx1

Mesh
AM is not getting the love it needs......
 

That chart is misleading/wrong.
 
When the bass player plays the Am note, the C becomes a form of Am.
 
Therefore Am should be listed as 124%, which means all the other chords together equal -24%.

+124%

I'm still trying to figure out how a bass player plays the AM note.........

The Magnanimous Polecat.
 
396.

Mesh
I'm still trying to figure out how a bass player plays the AM note.........

Mostly with our hands.
 
When I first started playing someone advised me to "just use your ears", but that turned out to be bad advice as my hair kept getting stuck in the strings.

I'm still trying to figure out how a bass player plays the AM note.........

 
It also helps to play loud.

How loud?

Well let's just say you want to turn it up.

Turn it up how far?

I think this should do it:
 

Drewfx1 goes to 1110.
 
I'd be happy just to go to lunch.

drewfx1

Mesh
I'm still trying to figure out how a bass player plays the AM note.........

Mostly with our hands.
 
When I first started playing someone advised me to "just use your ears", but that turned out to be bad advice as my hair kept getting stuck in the strings.

I remember when i was learning to play by sight.
 
I found that flat wounds hurt my eyeballs less than roundwounds.

BTW; is every juan finding this fred helpful, informative or just plain irritating?

bapu
BTW; is every juan finding this fred helpful, informative or just plain irritating?

Yes.

drewfx1

bapu
BTW; is every juan finding this fred helpful, informative or just plain irritating?

Yes.

Thatsa gouda juan

I tried playing the AM note with my teeth.........Jimmy wouldn't have been happy with my performance, but it was at 11.......AM.

UbiquitousBubba
Drewfx1 goes to 1110.
 
I'd be happy just to go to lunch.

+1
 
(Pendantics and all that.)

1111!  Woo-hoo!

UbiquitousBubba
Drewfx1 goes to 1110.
 
I'd be happy just to go to lunch.

On a hunch?

 
A visual representation of the FSF.

craigb

 
A visual representation of the FSF.

I would have guessed that stuff would be spewing out of a hole.  Hmmm...

Old55

craigb

 
A visual representation of the FSF.

I would have guessed that stuff would be spewing out of a hole.  Hmmm...

That's on the other side of the hole.

Gee, this is only page 15 in binary... 
 
(1,447.)

Happy Friday mi Amigo's!!!
 
Taco's & Nacho's to you all.

Experimental Caledonian Straining & Self-Encapsulation Attachment.
 
395.

Jaymes, I promise to deliver my track before you hit zero on yer countdown.

jamesg1213
Experimental Caledonian Straining & Self-Encapsulation Attachment.
 

FSF Translation: I once was constipated, and now arse liberated. 

craigb
I guess it's my fault for not putting ALL the notes on there...  Try this:
 
AEACE.
 

 

Musical structure

The verses of this song are in the key of A minor but the chorus is in A major. This technique of parallel minor/major contrast is also present in Beatles' songs including While My Guitar Gently Weeps, Savoy Truffle, The Fool on the Hill, Fixing a Hole, Michelle, Things We Said Today, Do You Want to Know a Secret and Norwegian Wood (This Bird Has Flown).[8] The song begins in 6/8 time on "All through the day" with a shift from the I minor (Am) chord to a IV (D7) which Dominic Pedler of Total Guitar magazine considers emphasises the Dorian mode.[9] The progression in 3/4 time beginning with an F melody note on "Now they're frightened of leaving it" against minor iv (Dm) chord (the ♭3rd emphasising in Pedler's view the Aeolian mode) shifts to an V7 (E7) on "comin' on strong", but here (at 0.27 secs) the hauntingly strong ♭9 (F natural) melody note results in the suitably "dark drama" of the very rare (in pop music) E7♭9 chord in the key of A minor.[10] The song is also notable for concluding on an ♭VI (Fmaj7) chord in A minor key

There's more helpful posts on this FSF than all of....................

bapu
Jaymes, I promise to deliver my track before you hit three-nine-zero on yer countdown.

Tolerated.

Mesh
Happy Friday mi Amigo's!!!
 
Taco's & Nacho's to you all.

Grassy arse.  Let's party like there's no tamale. 

musicman100

craigb
I guess it's my fault for not putting ALL the notes on there...  Try this:
 
AEACE.
 

 

Musical structure

The verses of this song are in the key of A minor but the chorus is in A major. This technique of parallel minor/major contrast is also present in Beatles' songs including While My Guitar Gently Weeps, Savoy Truffle, The Fool on the Hill, Fixing a Hole, Michelle, Things We Said Today, Do You Want to Know a Secret and Norwegian Wood (This Bird Has Flown).[8] The song begins in 6/8 time on "All through the day" with a shift from the I minor (Am) chord to a IV (D7) which Dominic Pedler of Total Guitar magazine considers emphasises the Dorian mode.[9] The progression in 3/4 time beginning with an F melody note on "Now they're frightened of leaving it" against minor iv (Dm) chord (the ♭3rd emphasising in Pedler's view the Aeolian mode) shifts to an V7 (E7) on "comin' on strong", but here (at 0.27 secs) the hauntingly strong ♭9 (F natural) melody note results in the suitably "dark drama" of the very rare (in pop music) E7♭9 chord in the key of A minor.[10] The song is also notable for concluding on an ♭VI (Fmaj7) chord in A minor key

I read "The Picture Of Dorian Mode" many years ago.