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11 November 2010
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Prior to being famous, Madonna worked at a Dunkin Donuts in Times Square.
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15 February 2015
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@Dark Overlord said
That solo is pretty good too, although I prefer the solo to Time, mainly because I love that album with the prism on the cover.Thinking about it, can you play the solos to Time and Money.
They’re both wonderful in different ways. ‘Comfortably Numb’ is more traditional bluesy shredding, whilst ‘Time’ is more melodic.
Yes, I can play ‘Time’ and most of ‘Money’.
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1.57pm
11 November 2010
Offline As of 2013, 50% of American households still had a VCR.
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9 March 2017
Offline I’m a lot better at guitar than I thought. Today I decided to play Carry On My Wayward Son on my Fender, I’ve never played any part of the song on my guitar before and I played it the whole way through and although it definitely wasn’t prefect, my knowledge of guitar let me do a fairly good job for a first time, especially considering that I did a decent job on the solos.
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15 February 2015
Offline I love moments like that. ^
I learnt part of ‘The Rain Song’ and that there is a town in Alabama called Eclectic.
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11 November 2010
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27 November 2016
Offline Finally mastered the introduction to Do You Want To Know A Secret ?! That’s a good feeling.
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11 November 2010
Offline The 1900 Olympics included a long jump competition for horses.
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And a swimming underwater contest, and tug-of-war too!
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9 March 2017
Offline Tug Of War in the Olympics, sounds fun.
Something interesting that i realized today is that most of the greatest guitarists of all time were the only guitarists in their respective bands such as Jimi Hendrix, Jimmy Page, Eric Clapton, Brian May, Eddie Van Halen, and Randy Rhoads.
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15 February 2015
Offline They were so great they didn’t need any rhythm guitarists or anything. 
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Dark Overlord said
Tug Of War in the Olympics, sounds fun.Something interesting that i realized today is that most of the greatest guitarists of all time were the only guitarists in their respective bands such as Jimi Hendrix, Jimmy Page, Eric Clapton, Brian May, Eddie Van Halen, and Randy Rhoads.
Hendrix definitely plays both rhythm and lead simultaneously, sort of like Robert Johnson (famously, upon hearing Robert Johnson’s recordings for the first time, Keith Richards asked “Who’s that?” Answer: Robert Johnson. Keith: “No, the other guy…”)
I have always heard Robert Plant as the second “guitar” in Led Zeppelin – imagine a guitar playing those vocal lines instead.
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Offline Yep, can definitely hear Hendrix playing both lead and rhythm at the same time, such as during the verses of The Wind Cries Mary where he’s throwing in these licks into his riffs.
As for Robert Plant being the second guitarist of Led Zeppelin, I never thought of it that way, I always thought of him as a singer. If anything, I’d consider John Paul Jones the 2nd guitarist because he plays acoustic guitar on The Battle Of Evermore while Jimmy plays mandolin, John also plays mandolin on Going To California.
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15 February 2015
Offline I was about to say, in bands like Pink Floyd and Led Zeppelin where there is only one guitarist, the keyboardist and/or bassist often fills in the space normally taken by the second guitarist. Note the intricate interplay between Rick Wright and David Gilmour during, say, ‘Echoes’, or between Jimmy Page and John Paul Jones in ‘Kashmir’. <– probably not the best example, but the only one I can think of off the top of my head
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19 January 2017
Offline The first Zeppelin song that came to my head was No Quarter. The electric piano from John Paul Jones is so haunting throughout and it compliments Jimmys riffing perfectly.
Hendrix was just a phenomenon. I can’t think of many guitarists who incorporated rhythm and lead guitar playing as well as he did. He was quite simply the greatest rock guitarist in history.
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3.38pm
9 March 2017
Offline There’s a guitar solo during the first half of the organ solo in Boston’s 1976 song Smokin’, it’s hard to hear though because the organ is overshadowing it.
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11 November 2010
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11 April 2016
Offline Lavender doesn’t really taste too great. 
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27 February 2017
Offline The reason why the last chorus of Don’t Pass Me By is sung a bit differently than the ones before is because there has been a mistake in the recording of the piano track. The change from C to F and back again is delayed by one quarter note (you can hear it quite distinctly one the Anthology 3 version at about 2:04) and therefore Ringo had to adjust his vocals. A better explanation is given here.
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15 February 2015
Offline @WeepingAtlasCedars said
Lavender doesn’t really taste too great.
It’s always reminded me of soap. This may be influenced by the existence of lavender-scented dish soap but I doubt it, it just tastes kind of soapy.
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