Super gay ^^^^
So edgy. Not winning the Kunt off competition has rattled you good and proper

Super gay ^^^^

So edgy. Not winning the Kunt off competition has rattled you good and proper![]()
I am stepping up my ****ness for next month's regional qualifiersSo edgy. Not winning the Kunt off competition has rattled you good and proper![]()
When you can play the duet at the end of HC on your own you will be the best everI've been hitting the road and the gym for the past two months, Commie. Not that I was massively overweight, before.
I'm a fairly hefty bloke to start with.
In case you're wondering... yes, I have now mastered Don Felder's solo, and I am now starting on Joe Walsh's one.

This is your fault Haig. You bought brb over
It's a report that shows he was being derogatory to every Premier League club.
It's our national sport and the only thing we're all good at FFS!And who’s the pussy who reported that heinous crime?
I mean people insulting other poster’s clubs. Next stop anarchy!...
When you can play the duet at the end of HC on your own you will be the best ever![]()
does it fit in your hearing aid?I'm going to use a pitch-shifter to approximate that part of the solo.
It won't be a complete solution, but it will be good enough to make it worth while.
I'm going to use a pitch-shifter to approximate that part of the solo.
It won't be a complete solution, but it will be good enough to make it worth while.
An octave apart should do it. It’s fairly simple to play that part, as good as it sounds to the layman.
Nope, it's thirds, starting with that lovely snaking 4 bars of walk down to the arpeggiated outro.
Nope, it's thirds, starting with that lovely snaking 4 bars of walk down to the arpeggiated outro.
Ouch!That’s pretty easy to play too. But I don’t see it as arpeggiated, it’s a riff. They’re not chords.
I’ve only ever played it a couple of times in public. The one time there were two guitarists I played Felder’s part. The end of the out solo we just duetted.
That’s pretty easy to play too. But I don’t see it as arpeggiated, it’s a riff. They’re not chords.
I’ve only ever played it a couple of times in public. The one time there were two guitarists I played Felder’s part. The end of the out solo we just duetted.
It's arpeggiated because the notes are not permitted to ring together. They are chords, too.
Ouch!
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Definitely not chords the way I play it. It’s a riff.