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June

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Posted: December 27 2008 at 19:50

MovingPictures07 wrote:

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What's raga rock?

It doesn't exist.

What if I google it? Will I find out you're lying?

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Posted: December 27 2008 at 19:49

King By-Tor wrote:

wait... what about my dad?

Read back a couple pages.

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Posted: December 27 2008 at 19:49

June wrote:

What's raga rock?

It's what hindu hip-hop would be if it was disguised as prog. Tongue

RIP in bossa nova heaven.

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Posted: December 27 2008 at 19:48

June wrote:

What's raga rock?

It doesn't exist.

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Posted: December 27 2008 at 19:48

wait... what about my dad?

Bern

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Posted: December 27 2008 at 19:48

June wrote:

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Maybe I should get a harmonica too... I've been meaning to pick up my flute again, and I'd forgotten how loud that thing can be. Maybe a harmonica would be less annoying for my neighbours.

What sort of harmonica should a n00b get?

Don't underestimate a harmonica. It sounds really loud too. That's the main problem with wind instruments. I know what I'm talking about being a sax/flute player.

Mmm... I'm heading to Archambault tomorrow anyway, maybe I'll look up how much a harmonica can cost. I wanted to get a tin whistle when I got into Irish folk, but haven't found one offshore yet. Maybe Twigg has them.

It's not THAT expensive usually. And I don't know about tin whistles. You might want to try out Ital Mélodie instead of Archambault though. The prices are usually way better.

I don't think there's one on the South Shore, is there?

Maybe I'll head into Granby after the holidays, they have a couple of fair enough music stores too, with the festival and all.

Oh yeah, I forgot you were from the South Shore. No, there's only one Ital Mélodie and it's in Montreal. Archambault isn't that bad though.

RIP in bossa nova heaven.

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Posted: December 27 2008 at 19:48

What's raga rock?

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Posted: December 27 2008 at 19:47

James wrote:

MovingPictures07 wrote:

HughesJB4 wrote:

I'm being amazing and listening to Don Caballero.

But of course, no one gives a sh*t about math rock in here Cry

Math rock is the sub-genre I'm least familiar with.

No, that would be Raga Rock. LOL

Christ, you read my mind 100 per cent there.
I have no idea about Raga Rock either LOL

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Posted: December 27 2008 at 19:46

HughesJB4 wrote:

2 Math rock fans in the house Big smile

Once I've got enough metal stuff and post rock, I'm going to get a math rock collection.
Math rock is probably about to become my 4th favorite PA genre.

I need some Don Cab though. I think I may have an album somewhere, not sure.

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Posted: December 27 2008 at 19:46

James wrote:

MovingPictures07 wrote:

HughesJB4 wrote:

I'm being amazing and listening to Don Caballero.

But of course, no one gives a sh*t about math rock in here Cry

Math rock is the sub-genre I'm least familiar with.

No, that would be Raga Rock. LOL

RAGA ROCK DOES NOT EXIST Angry

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Posted: December 27 2008 at 19:45

James wrote:

King By-Tor wrote:

*peeks into room*

...huh...

*leaves*

You missed your Dad in here earlier. Wink

Beat you to it! Tongue

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Posted: December 27 2008 at 19:45

MovingPictures07 wrote:

HughesJB4 wrote:

I'm being amazing and listening to Don Caballero.

But of course, no one gives a sh*t about math rock in here Cry

Math rock is the sub-genre I'm least familiar with.

No, that would be Raga Rock. LOL

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Posted: December 27 2008 at 19:45

2 Math rock fans in the house Big smile

Once I've got enough metal stuff and post rock, I'm going to get a math rock collection.
Math rock is probably about to become my 4th favorite PA genre.

June

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Posted: December 27 2008 at 19:45

Bern wrote:

June wrote:

Bern wrote:

What sort of harmonica should a n00b get?

Don't underestimate a harmonica. It sounds really loud too. That's the main problem with wind instruments. I know what I'm talking about being a sax/flute player.

It's not THAT expensive usually. And I don't know about tin whistles. You might want to try out Ital Mélodie instead of Archambault though. The prices are usually way better.

I don't think there's one on the South Shore, is there?

Maybe I'll head into Granby after the holidays, they have a couple of fair enough music stores too, with the festival and all.

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Posted: December 27 2008 at 19:45

HughesJB4 wrote:

I'm being amazing and listening to Don Caballero.

But of course, no one gives a sh*t about math rock in here Cry

Math rock is the sub-genre I'm least familiar with.

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Posted: December 27 2008 at 19:44

King By-Tor wrote:

*peeks into room*

...huh...

*leaves*

You missed your Dad in here earlier. Wink

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Posted: December 27 2008 at 19:44

King By-Tor wrote:

*peeks into room*

...huh...

*leaves*

Why didn't you tell me your dad knows Tony Levin?

Bern

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Posted: December 27 2008 at 19:43

James wrote:

June wrote:

James wrote:

Hohner Blues Harps are about £20/25 or so.

Yeah, but that's German, right? They'd be more expensive here, I guess.

Made in Germany.

But their cheap ones are made in China.

But you want a German one.

And they're an international brand and most decent harp players play Hohner harmonicas. Wink

Hohner harmonicas make you own...

RIP in bossa nova heaven.

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Posted: December 27 2008 at 19:43

HughesJB4 wrote:

I'm being amazing and listening to Don Caballero.

But of course, no one gives a sh*t about math rock in here Cry