Cats and Guitars and Other Pets and Instruments

pitfall wrote: Our house rabbit Bunjamin (that's really him over to the left) would always come into the room and run round and round me whenever I was playing something good. Sadly, he became ill and died a couple of years ago, and since then I've never been able to tell if any of the stuff I come up with is great, or whether it stinks. Objectivity is the biggest problem of the solo artiste.

Hey, it was obviously appealing music to a rabbit.   If he'd had leapt up and bit your head off, then it would have been cause for concern.

Edited by Slartibartfast - July 14 2012 at 20:02

Can anyone identify the artist in this one?
Description: No cats were spun around in the making of this video.

My dog used to nap when I played my xylophone. I used to read Bach violin pieces and play them on Xylophone or Marimba for school studies back then. He would relax in the room on the rug and just nod off.  A few times I would find him sleeping between my bass drum foot pedal and snare stand also, but I always exited him when I moved to sticks. You can kill a dogs hearing on drums.  

I was whistling Supper's Ready to my avatar cat and he was just captivated. He would pat my mouth several times like he just couldn't believe that sound was coming out of my mouth.