"There is no such thing as a bum note...I only take the opportunity to expand the transcendental vibrations to explore the lesser known highways and byways of musical theory! I find it best to play it loud...that way no one can say you did not mean it! "
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I dread to think how long it took them to film that video!
"There is no such thing as a bum note...I only take the opportunity to expand the transcendental vibrations to explore the lesser known highways and byways of musical theory! I find it best to play it loud...that way no one can say you did not mean it! "
A great track. I played it last Thursday, but must admit it loses something without that video. My thanks to Chris for directing me to it and to Alec for requesting it (and reminding me, the memory's not what it used to be). Wonder where the inspiration came from?
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Thank Pats, she informed me of the video all I did was pass it on.
"There is no such thing as a bum note...I only take the opportunity to expand the transcendental vibrations to explore the lesser known highways and byways of musical theory! I find it best to play it loud...that way no one can say you did not mean it! "
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I'm not surprised, the Germans do have good taste in music. At the time when there was what they call "RnB" in the UK Chart (and precious little else) in the Exchange, I was playing music which I had "lifted" from MTV Germany and placed onto minidisc. It all went down well.
12 months after I'd started playing them, I got asked if I had any Scooter! Which one? I replied. Their new one came the response. Turned out the "new one" was one I had been playing for a few months, but they didn't realise it. Typical Holyhead! Billy Jean by Michael Jackson cleared the floor when I first played it. a week later after Radio Nova had been playing it a few times, the crowd couldn't get enough of it!
"There is no such thing as a bum note...I only take the opportunity to expand the transcendental vibrations to explore the lesser known highways and byways of musical theory! I find it best to play it loud...that way no one can say you did not mean it! "
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