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The More Simple Something Sounds the More Subtle Sound Solutions Seem
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RE: The More Simple Something Sounds... (in reply to guitarbuddha)
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The more I liten the more I am amazed at the rhythm guitarists. Basically a two beat boom chick with very few bells and whistle ......Just the second time this week.. Re the transcribing thread .. Not by you in that case.. Just an odd phrase when used in a musical context .. to be sure more cowbell... Thanks for the loan... Not sure if it was the ayreoff 'django' transcription book which started the analysis with 'Django enjoyed playing with Minors....
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