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Liszt is one of the greatest musicians of all time, being incredibly talented, but also for being the first rockstar; he toured, surrounded himself with women, had endless affairs with many powerful women, and generally turned muic into a spectacle. However, in his latter years he gave up his rockstar lifestyle and dedicated his life to God as a priest and returned to focusing on his compositions. During this time (and somewhat before too, but he was mostly caught up in being the best ever) Liszt was one of the most experimental composers, with many pieces that hint heavily towards jazz, impressionism, and even at*nality

Please enjoy!

https://www.wionews.com/entertainment/k-pop-trot-singer-haesoo-passed-away-at-the-age-of-29-suicide-note-found-592651

cc @Redactor0 i have no idea who this is but i remember you mentioning trot music at one point

/h/music and /h/femboy crossover episode

SCHIZO MUSIC

@Schizo confirm that this is real schizo music

So this guy is playing a fretless mountain banjo. Mountain banjos are usually simpler and more rugged than minstrel and bluegrass banjos. He is using a slide which I've only ever seen used in blues music, but it seems to be working well.

so the cumbus (pronounced like jumbuse) is a Turkish instrument, made by some dude in Istanbul in the early 1900s. He saw how bands were using banjos because they project a lot of noise, but he wanted to make an instrument that was both loud for an audience and could play middle eastern music. Now that baglama cumbus is not the only type, of course, they have the cumbuses for the other lengths of saz, oud cumbuses, tambur I believe, and mandolin, very interesting instruments, all still made by the same company.

This particular one is a cumbus saz, specifically a baglama saz (there are other sizes such as a cura saz). The saz comes from somewhere in the middle east or central asia, it is mostly associated with Turks but loads of Balkan and Arab cultures have played them (even Armenians). The saz is a very interesting instrument, usually has no holes on the top, has a bridge sorta like a banjo, but most of the time has doubled strings. The cumbus saz keeps the same neck about with the Turkish scale and string frets but has that nice banjoish head.

you know what is interesting about old "banjers" and slave banjos is despite not always having 5 strings like modern banjos most kept the 1 shorter string, this I believe comes from an african instrument, forgot the name of it.

Hit the studio with @thevinceneil today here in London. The new @MotleyCrue songs are 100% officially done and ready for mix. 🤟🏽🏴‍☠️

— 📷 (@NikkiSixx) May 13, 2023

They haven't had a good single in 30 years, really since the Dr. Feelgood album. I think that's about when sixx fried his last creative braincell.

Maybe this will be different.

I love this twinky butt neighbor porter

The vocals on this track (and basically all of Nurture) are actually his voice pitched up and tuned, but he's got a great female sounding singing voice anyway

I’m drunk

This single was released a month before 9/11.

God bless Israel and the troops.