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A Person
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Posted: March 02 2010 at 00:27 |
SaltyJon wrote:
A Person wrote:
I am good at air vocals.
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I can only sing those in Kobaļan/whatever Yoshida calls the language used in Koenjihyakkei.
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I try to keep up with Koenjihyakkei, but I would have to have the booklet in front of me. The great thing about air vocals is that nobody is subjected to my "singing".
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SaltyJon
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Posted: March 02 2010 at 00:31 |
Yeah, they can be a bit quick. I can't air-vocal or real vocal along with a lot of their stuff, but some of my favorite tracks I've gotten pretty decent at.
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A Person
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Posted: March 02 2010 at 00:34 |
SaltyJon wrote:
Yeah, they can be a bit quick. I can't air-vocal or real vocal along with a lot of their stuff, but some of my favorite tracks I've gotten pretty decent at.
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I can mumble along to Grembo Zavia, especially the ZAVIA GREMBO ZAVIA GREMBO part.
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SaltyJon
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Posted: March 02 2010 at 00:36 |
Yeah, Grembo Zavia is one of my specialties as well...same with parts of Lussesoggi Zomn. Is it sad I know how to spell some of their track names correctly without thinking about them?
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A Person
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Posted: March 02 2010 at 00:39 |
SaltyJon wrote:
Yeah, Grembo Zavia is one of my specialties as well...same with parts of Lussesoggi Zomn. Is it sad I know how to spell some of their track names correctly without thinking about them?
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I never though I'd be able to remember Koenjihyakkei.
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SaltyJon
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Posted: March 02 2010 at 00:41 |
Same here. Speaking of Koenjihyakkei, they're one of the main bands I like to air drum to.
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A Person
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Posted: March 02 2010 at 00:44 |
SaltyJon wrote:
Same here. Speaking of Koenjihyakkei, they're one of the main bands I like to air drum to.
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A little challenging, but fun.
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SaltyJon
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Posted: March 02 2010 at 00:54 |
Indeed. I really vary what I do while listening to prog depending on the band, it seems. Koenjihyakkei? air vocals/drums...Alamaailman Vasarat? air cello. etc.
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Moogtron III
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Posted: March 02 2010 at 01:59 |
Vompatti wrote:
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Air kazoo!
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Why would I play air kazoo when I have a real kazoo to play?
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Because air kazoo doesn't make that annoying sound?
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Moogtron III
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Posted: March 02 2010 at 02:02 |
I myself sit on the couch to have a good listen to prog. Well, often I read something while listening. When the music is very good, I usually stand up, move around and play some air guitar, keyboards or drums
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Synchestra
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Posted: March 02 2010 at 02:11 |
Dancing... Singing... Air instruments. I'm guilty of all of it I even do it in front of people when I'm drunk!
I also listen to alot music while gaming recently. Its shocking how well Godspeed goes with the mindless killing of other players
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'Yeah, thats.. Whatever you're talking about for ya' - Zapp brannigan
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friso
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Posted: March 02 2010 at 02:37 |
Listing on the couch on the spot where I sit perfectly centered between my two speakers. Some music evokes me to get serious facial expressions (like VdGG when raging).
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fuxi
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Posted: March 02 2010 at 02:59 |
Apart from all the instruments mentioned, I also play a lot of air vibraphone. Whenever I can!
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jplanet
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Posted: March 02 2010 at 03:21 |
In headphones, loud, with appropriately colorful and moody lighting, and nicely baked. Energetic parts get the full air keys/guitar/bass/drums treatment, otherwise sitting back with eyes closed and letting it take me away...
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NecronCommander
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Posted: March 02 2010 at 06:48 |
Loud. Very loud.
Lots of headbanging, air guitaring/bassing, air drums, and foot stomping. But that's just metal. I've tried the air violin but it's very difficult.
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TODDLER
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Posted: March 02 2010 at 07:28 |
I usually do a kind of dance movement while doing the dishes. With "Sprinkling Of Clouds" by GONG, I count in a primitive way. Technically it is incorrect but, it works for me and it's much easier to dance to or groove to when counted like this:......(wait until the drums come in)........
1-2-3-4-5......1-2-3-4-5......1-2-3-4-5........1-2-3-4-5-6-7-8-9...
1-2-3-4-5......1-2-3-4-5.......1-2-3-4-5........1-2-3-4-5-6-7-8-9..
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Green Shield Stamp
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Posted: March 02 2010 at 12:48 |
Outdoors, in nature, breathing in the fresh air, listening to prog on my iPod whilst walking my dog - normally between 7.00 PM and 8.15 PM, come rain of shine. After a hard and sometimes stressful day at work, this is my favourite part of the day....I wouldn't tell the wife that, though!
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Haiku
Writing a poem
With seventeen syllables
Is very diffic....
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sargassov
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Posted: March 02 2010 at 13:05 |
I get an indescribable
pleasure of listening to this music. Incredible feeling
captures changing times of listening to old records, or unknown to me. What could be nicer than
to relive the exciting moments from PINK FLOYD to plunge into
psychedelic equilibrium with KING CRIMSON around and once again around
the world shoot with the caravan. why do I enjoy this music
is because it still has something that really used to be associated
with this word and not closed in the commercial framework for the sound
track. she was still alive
despite the fact that popular. it every time a new
despite the fact that he loves to imitate others. I can not exactly say
what most of all I love this music as a man can not speak for what most
of all he loves his woman (If I suddenly wrote wrong please forgive me
because I do not speak English and translate everything through Google)
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Green Shield Stamp
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Posted: March 02 2010 at 13:10 |
More people should use this translator - it produces a wonderfully poetic effect. It's a damned sight more creative and interesting than 99% of all prog metal lyrics anyway!
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Haiku
Writing a poem
With seventeen syllables
Is very diffic....
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Djm912
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Posted: March 02 2010 at 13:55 |
If it's a song I know, I sing, sing, sing. Badly, but I still sing. I'm also an air keyboard virtuoso. My main air influences are Air-ek Sherinian, Air-ik Norlander, and ...uhh......Jem Godfrey.
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