it doesn't get any better than a man who can play the didgeridoo...
add to that an awesome group/sound and you have *quality

dont ask how i know this.. but the technique with laying like that is that you can actually suck in "new air" after youve farted.. kinda like your didgeridoo circular breathing

LOL. One in 365 sounds about right.

Happy harping! I can barely manage an F chord on the guitar so I'm not even going to try to veer past the traditional in the musical instrument department.

In reply to this comment by Ornthoron:
You're welcome. I have one at home, and it's quite hard to do something that actually sounds musical without hurting your teeth. But it's really fun to try.

And hey, I just noticed that we have birthday on the same day! That must be like ... 1 in 365 chance!

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Thanks for your help! Good to know.


In reply to this comment by Ornthoron:
"What sounds like a didgeridoo" is actually a mouth harp, which is used in folk music all around the world. This guy is damn good at playing it.

You're welcome. I have one at home, and it's quite hard to do something that actually sounds musical without hurting your teeth. But it's really fun to try.

And hey, I just noticed that we have birthday on the same day! That must be like ... 1 in 365 chance!

In reply to this comment by blahpook:
Thanks for your help! Good to know.


In reply to this comment by Ornthoron:
"What sounds like a didgeridoo" is actually a mouth harp, which is used in folk music all around the world. This guy is damn good at playing it.

Thanks for your help! Good to know.


In reply to this comment by Ornthoron:
"What sounds like a didgeridoo" is actually a mouth harp, which is used in folk music all around the world. This guy is damn good at playing it.

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"What sounds like a didgeridoo" is actually a mouth harp, which is used in folk music all around the world. This guy is damn good at playing it.

yes, if anyone happens to show up, bring your jambes and didgeridoos or whatever else you might have...around a bonfire things get very human, no?

"I'd like to see her try that on the didgeridoo!"

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needs some more instrumentation....with that beat, I'd say maybe......some kinna unconventional ensemble of sitar, didgeridoo , and jews harp...some boing boing sounds...and maybe some tounge clicks and frog mating croaks....Way to get inspired, crazy-drummer-maybe loop your own voice with harmonic layers....are you onna MAC????