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Poll Question: which instrument do actualy like
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    Posted: January 16 2017 at 09:02
of these, accordian i think.

i *think* i have the hardest time with violin, simply because i hate the vibrattoey stuff they like to do. I may be completely confused on what instrument though. I heard it the most in radio opera music station my boss used to play. (I usually hate it in singing too!)

In a rock context (i think FM and Gazpacho both use violin a bit?) i enjoy the sound.
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All the instruments are great in the right context, but for the most part I have a hard time with the bagpipe
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There's always that instrument from last night's Son Of Zorn that's made of human throats....



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The banjo bit towards the end of this song is hauntingly beautiful. 
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The most difficult instrument for me to like is the computer.
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There are no bad instruments, just badly played instruments. Put guitar on the list, because I've heard enough bad playing over the years.
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Most difficult instrument to stumack? Vocals in some cases..
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Originally posted by micky micky wrote:

Originally posted by HackettFan HackettFan wrote:



I really don't like Banjo. Hee Haw! Hee hee hee hee hee...


NO!!!!!! Pinch The banjo RULES!!  God bless PA's.. figure the banjo would be winning. You all are from Mars I believe..

welcome to earth. LOL

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well at least only person voted the accordian.. in the right hands... it RULES!

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Originally posted by HackettFan HackettFan wrote:



I really don't like Banjo. Hee Haw! Hee hee hee hee hee...


NO!!!!!! Pinch The banjo RULES!!  God bless PA's.. figure the banjo would be winning. You all are from Mars I believe..

welcome to earth. LOL
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I like harmonica and bagpipe

I really don't like Banjo. Hee Haw! Hee hee hee hee hee...
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Didgeridoo. Reminds me too much of certain annoying pseudo-hippies I used to know in the early nineties.
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The post is confusing as Dean mentioned......but I never have cared for the sound of an accordion; but that might be because my parents used to watch The  Lawrence Welk show when I was a kid and I hated the accordion music on that show.
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I'm confused. 

Anyway didgeridoo - ehh...as in an instrument I do not actually like. Never!

Those five instruments in the poll can truly sound awful, but all have the potential to be fantastic used in the right way (just like a saxophone - or a guitar).
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My vote goes to the melodica.

Runner-up is ukulele, when use in the service of insipid songs like "Hey, Soul Sister".

And what's the deal with "pirate choruses"?  (i.e. a chorus of male voices singing "woh-oh-oh", always the same few notes - see Phillip Phillips' "Home", fun.'s "Some Nights", Andrew McMann's "Cecilia And the Satellite")
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Bending on the Harmonica takes quite a lot of skill.
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Points: 44195 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: September 13 2016 at 13:54
what's a "stumack"? LOL
sorry, I just could not help it.
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I'm a huge fan of Ennio Morricone soundtracks, but also like Bronson films. I have very fond and vivid childhood memories of my first trip to Oregon watching Death Wish in the inn.   The Morricone soundtrack for another Bronson film, Città violenta (aka Violent City aka The Family) is one of my partiucular favourite soundtracks.
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