music time

Another great export from our brothers and sisters in Canada: The Strumbellas. The latest is expansive: Lumineers meets Polyphonic Spree or E. Sharpe and the Magnetic Zeros type sound.

A departure, but I like it.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F9kXstb9FF4

Cool Strumbellas - here's some more Canadian content, Walk Off The Earth You might remember them from their rendition of Somebody That I used To Know where they had something like 6 of them playing one guitar at the same time.  

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GTKZGbNJ48k

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WcM14Al8...TKZGbNJ48k

My Life by Escort

Cool Strumbellas - here's some more Canadian content, Walk Off The Earth You might remember them from their rendition of Somebody That I used To Know where they had something like 6 of them playing one guitar at the same time.  

Lives on my block and drives an IROC. Awesome!

Cool Strumbellas - here's some more Canadian content, Walk Off The Earth You might remember them from their rendition of Somebody That I used To Know where they had something like 6 of them playing one guitar at the same time.  

Lives on my block and drives an IROC. Awesome!

I know right? Check out this cover of Adele's Hello, the use of the zipper on the flies of the two guys on the ends as a rythym instrument is very creative.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LT7MOirwZdM

Cool Strumbellas - here's some more Canadian content, Walk Off The Earth You might remember them from their rendition of Somebody That I used To Know where they had something like 6 of them playing one guitar at the same time.  

Lives on my block and drives an IROC. Awesome!

I know right?  Check out this cover of Adele's Hello, the use of the zipper on the flies of the two guys on the ends as a rythym instrument is very creative.

Who knew that musical zippers require extensions to maintain pitch?

Another of my recent favorite lyrics going back the the Strumbellas:

Cowboy hats and crooked teeth, with a six shootin' pistol just outta my reach.

I mean, c'mon! Lyrical gold!

Lives on my block and drives an IROC. Awesome!

I know right?  Check out this cover of Adele's Hello, the use of the zipper on the flies of the two guys on the ends as a rythym instrument is very creative.

Who knew that musical zippers require extensions to maintain pitch?

Another of my recent favorite lyrics going back the the Strumbellas:

Cowboy hats and crooked teeth, with a six shootin' pistol just outta my reach.

I mean, c'mon! Lyrical gold!

I wonder if adjusting the length of the extension alters the pitch? Like different water levels in musical glasses. I also like the splash cymbal hanging from the ceiling. There's another one where they use pistols and knives as rythym instruments.

Cowboy hats and crooked teeth? Sounds like a family reunion

Lives on my block and drives an IROC. Awesome!

I know right?  Check out this cover of Adele's Hello, the use of the zipper on the flies of the two guys on the ends as a rythym instrument is very creative.

Who knew that musical zippers require extensions to maintain pitch?

Another of my recent favorite lyrics going back the the Strumbellas:

Cowboy hats and crooked teeth, with a six shootin' pistol just outta my reach.

I mean, c'mon! Lyrical gold!

Um, with the best will in the world, Kevin, after reading your post here, I don't think Beethoven's music has anything at all to worry about as far as being forgotten.  (And for heaven's sake, don't you dare suggest that his Ninth Symphony should be played with men's zipper flies!    )

I know right?  Check out this cover of Adele's Hello, the use of the zipper on the flies of the two guys on the ends as a rythym instrument is very creative.

Who knew that musical zippers require extensions to maintain pitch?

Another of my recent favorite lyrics going back the the Strumbellas:

Cowboy hats and crooked teeth, with a six shootin' pistol just outta my reach.

I mean, c'mon! Lyrical gold!

Um, with the best will in the world, Kevin, after reading your post here, I don't think Beethoven's music has anything at all to worry about as far as being forgotten.  (And for heaven's sake, don't you dare suggest that his Ninth Symphony should be played with men's zipper flies!    )

I like music in all it's great forms. Don't make me get out my didgeridoo!

This morning while shaving I listed to Enrico Caruso singing Ave Maria in 1913, on my CD player.  I'm not sure why, I was just in the mood.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Msdyv4lIDms