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9 months ago
Paganini: Caprice No. 5 (Shlomo Mintz)
This recording was converted from an old VHS, so not the best video quality.
Sad to say that the 24-etude set was not complete on the cassette. The...
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Well just melt my fucking face off why don't you...
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9 months ago
"His Eye Is On The Sparrow" Lauryn Hill - Sister Act 2
Lauryn Hill and Tanya Blount sing
"His Eye Is On The Sparrow." - Sister Act 2 movie
horseshit9
commented:
"Please don't stop..."
My thoughts exactly
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9 months ago
Oh Maria
The Chattertocks of Brown University bring down a packed Salomon 101 with their crowd favorite Salve Regina from Sister Act. This was part of their...
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commented:
30 people got sent to hell immediately after clicking the dislike button on such a fantastic video
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9 months ago
Betcha Can't Play This - Chris Broderick (Megadeth)
Chris Broderick of Megadeth (ex Jag Panzer and Nevermore) playing a 5 octave two handed tapping arpeggio riff, one of three examples that was done ...
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Well it would be really impressive if you could play it on a 6 string guitar by tuning the string down inbetween notes to compensate for the tones on the 7th string and then tune it back up without missing a beat... can you do that? No? Well HA!! I GOT YOU NOW CHRIS BRODERICK!!!! *goes insane and...
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10 months ago
John Petrucci - Glasgow Kiss (Demonstration)
John Petrucci demonstrating the song Glasgow Kiss from his solo album Suspended Animation
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During the beginning melody try not laughing while imagining a fat chick eating a little debbie while frolicking through the forest... I dare you...
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10 months ago
Michael Romeo: Sea of Lies
Michael Romeo doing some fast sweep tapping, its pretty sweet.
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commented:
his hands look so fucking calm when he plays...... mine look like i'm trying to masterbate with a brick wall in the way..... *throws guitar in trash*
About horseshit9's channel
Some people will force their falsetto into the whistle range but you can hear a difference and, more importantly, you can seriously, seriously, seriously, damage your vocal chords doing it that way instead of the proper way, like to the point of never being able to sing again.