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Poll Question: WHat is most essential prog intruument?
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You know the prog metal jars are becoming increasingly popular among the vintage jar fans.


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Where did the harpsichord go? I don't really like neo-jars. Back to the seventies!
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Originally posted by James Lee James Lee wrote:

How about the Jean Michel Jars?




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"That guitar thing they used in Paint it Black" by the Rolling Stones, I believe, is a Coral Electric Sitar. And that's what I voted for.
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How about the Jean Michel Jars?

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then you'd love the Technical Jars.  They're all about the whirling cosmic noise.  In fact, I bet that awesome whirling cosmic noise is from the use of the technical jars
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i love syn=thizizers, thats why i love hawkwind. the whirling  cosmic noise is just the best!
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Originally posted by aqualung28 aqualung28 wrote:

That's a nice set but they will never sound as good as the 1972 Fender Jazz jars



Well yes, that goes without saying...
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That's a nice set but they will never sound as good as the 1972 Fender Jazz jars

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Originally posted by the musical box the musical box wrote:

Nicely done guys, but check out my set:

 jealous?

BTW: When you google "technical jars", progarchives is the first link.



Always jelous of such a fine collection of prog equipment.

As for the google search, we must thank KPG for the opportunity to laud these underated but majestic instruments.

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Nicely done guys, but check out my set:

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BTW: When you google "technical jars", progarchives is the first link.
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Originally posted by aqualung28 aqualung28 wrote:

The eighties jars have a richer sound than the modern ones but the early models sound greatest





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The eighties jars have a richer sound than the modern ones but the early models sound greatest
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More Technical Jars; this time from the 80's
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I'm having a hard time choosing between kazOoOoOo and birds(lol)
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The Bubbles, hands down. Specifically the ones in "Land of Grey and Pink". Best instrument ever in prog. Nolo contendere.
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Originally posted by Useful_Idiot Useful_Idiot wrote:

"Bender, that was the best 20 minute washboard solo I've ever heard!"


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Originally posted by Useful_Idiot Useful_Idiot wrote:

"Bender, that was the best 20 minute washboard solo I've ever heard!"
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"Bender, that was the best 20 minute washboard solo I've ever heard!"
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Paino was my choice... Paino, no pain...
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