musicians....show off your instruments!!

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Originally Posted by Spaniard

This is how I roll :cool:

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dude thats freakin awesome :bow: what are those things called the long tube thingies? i saw videos of how people play on them and i sooo want one man, do u no of any websites where i can buy one?:banana:

thanks, paul

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Originally Posted by PiebaldFan

dude thats freakin awesome :bow: what are those things called the long tube thingies? i saw videos of how people play on them and i sooo want one man, do u no of any websites where i can buy one?:banana:

thanks, paul

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http://www.ball-pythons.net/forums/s...ad.php?t=95376 :)

Here's my baby :) It's a standard Fender Stratocaster

http://i32.photobucket.com/albums/d3...a/TheStrat.jpg

I play 8 instruments altogether, at varying skill levels - viola (primary instrument), violin, piano, oboe, English horn, alto recorder, clarinet, and guitar. I only have pictures of a few right now, but I'll try to get more later!

My acoustic-electric guitar, a Breedlove ac25 SR-Plus - GREAT instrument. :gj:
http://i131.photobucket.com/albums/p...ecember087.jpg

http://i131.photobucket.com/albums/p...ecember092.jpg

My Fender Strat, which was recently sold
http://i131.photobucket.com/albums/p...0/DSCF5072.jpg

And my old viola, which I don't play anymore but still have (for investment & sentimental reasons). It's a Maggini reproduction made in Germany around 1850, and worth more than my car. :oops:
http://i131.photobucket.com/albums/p...80/Viola-1.jpg

I don't have any pictures but I play bagpipes and just recently performed with Sir Paul McCartney to Mull of Kintyre on the weekend. I'm from Halifax Nova Scotia. There are some videos on youtube of it but nothing close and not the best quality.

Cheers,
Mike

Those are didgeridoos. I just got a new one last Friday. Here's a bad iPhone picture. There are quite a few places that have decent ones in the states, but you can spend quite a bit. L.A. Outback (http://www.laoutback.com/) has some nices ones that aren't too badly priced. Traditional aboriginal Yidaki didges can go from $200 to $2000 depending on the stick.

http://lh4.ggpht.com/_cjfNf-uWGbs/Sl...0/IMG_0095.JPG

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Originally Posted by PiebaldFan

dude thats freakin awesome :bow: what are those things called the long tube thingies? i saw videos of how people play on them and i sooo want one man, do u no of any websites where i can buy one?:banana:

thanks, paul

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Hi...long time lurker here. Here are two of mine... :)


http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3311/...f9304e.jpg?v=0

Actually, I can't wait until my bp is settled in enough (just had him 3 weeks) to do a piano key shoot with him.

this is my dad's band. he's the drummer and thats my drum kit he's using. u cant see him cuz they had a small play space. once i get more practice into my own kit i'll post my own drum cover videos :D

YouTube - Recuerdo Musical - Clavo A Mi Cruz