BrettJ
Romantic & Kinky nutbar
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BrettJ... Life has a way of chipping away at us. And none are immune. Its like a cup . we keep pouring out bits of ourselves until the cup is empty. At some point our cup has to be replenished. It sounds as if you know what you want and need for happiness. And you have a plan to achieve just that. We are your friends here. We care about you.
A couple of songs come to mind. Maybe Sienna can find them to post.
(1)Lean on me ~ Bill Withers
(2)You've got a friend in me ~ Randy Newman
Nice thread and a big fan of this band & the Supreme Beings of Leisure and added just a couple of my favs not on the list below....The Best Of Hooverphonic:
Nice thread...
Thanks for finding those songs SIENNA.
Oh wow - I never would've thought that someone "your" age wouldn't know SIENNA darling.
In the days when we had records and turntables, they played at different speeds, due to the size of the record. The earliest ones - those played on phonographs - were 78's and they were made until the mid 1950's and eventually, phased out. Albums were 33 (although never called that) and singles were 45's (or, as I just said, singles - one song on each side). All three of these were RPMs, which stood for Rotations Per Minute, which is the speed at which they played.
If you take a 33 and play it at 45, it sounds like an old Chipmunks record, which is indeed the way David Seville (Ross Bagdasarian) came up with the idea. His first hit was "The Witch Doctor" and then he made several Chipmunks albums before his untimely passing. His son is the one who revived them in the 80's.
You can't quite speed up the music and get it to sound high, a bit of engineering is involved, but that is about it. They did the same thing with a few of Mel Blanc's voices - they are slightly altered (Tweety, for example)
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