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Let's all sing "Lay Down Sally"
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Spawn does. In fact, he just got an electric guitar for his birthday.
You are such a good mom. And does he appreciate The Classics?
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Definitely. One of the first ones he learned to play was "The Reaper," by Blue Oyster Cult.
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Definitely. One of the first ones he learned to play was "The Reaper," by Blue Oyster Cult.
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I want one that says "Goes to 11"
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I saw the Black & Blue tour in LA years ago....Black Sabbath and BOC. Great show.
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The one I mentioned I was in high school - 1974 or 75, just before Reaper. I remember liking their older stuff better, but good for them for breaking through. Never got to see Black Sabbath.
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I just realized: Clapton is perhaps the only '60s rock god who has remained perennially cool. (Still love that old Cream stuff.)
(Still love that old Cream stuff.)
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Spawn does. In fact, he just got an electric guitar for his birthday.
Husband and daughter both play guitar. He has an acoustic and two electrics (both Fenders). She has an acoustic and an electric (Fender of course).
Son number one just got a drum kit ( a real one, not a toy).
Son number two is still waiting for the music fairy to choose what he will be able to play without learning or practising (hey, he's 8!)
*wanders off humming Clapton melodies*
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I had the privilege of seeing Sabbath with Iron Maiden at Ozzfest, it was probably the greatest moment of my life.
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As the designated drummer-player in the Oblimo family RockBand band, I was very disheartened to learn that the vocalist player gets to clonk the cowbell in Reaper.
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As the designated drummer-player in the Oblimo family RockBand band, I was very disheartened to learn that the vocalist player gets to clonk the cowbell in Reaper.
I shall keep that horrible knowledge from my aspiring drummer son for a little longer (he's only had his kit for 10 days, he doesn't need disillusionment yet).
I just realized: Clapton is perhaps the only '60s rock god who has remained perennially cool.
With scones and strawberry jam?
Never got into Clapton when I ought, on the other hand, his old recordings are dead cheap.
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As the designated drummer-player in the Oblimo family RockBand band, I was very disheartened to learn that the vocalist player gets to clonk the cowbell in Reaper.
Maybe there should be two cowbells.
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Found it!
An intact copy of The Cowbell Skit:
http://www.funnyhub.com/videos/pages/snl-more-cowbell.html
I was never a huge Will Farrell fan, but when he "explores the studio space" here, he makes my ribs hurt.
An intact copy of The Cowbell Skit:
http://www.funnyhub.com/videos/pages/snl-more-cowbell.html
I was never a huge Will Farrell fan, but when he "explores the studio space" here, he makes my ribs hurt.
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