bbernardini
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Tue May-26-09 04:53 PM
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Level 42 is kicking my sorry ass |
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=phTtY1NbrjQI still can't figure out how he plays that bass part and sings at the same time.
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Tue May-26-09 05:38 PM
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1. Dare I add....and chewing gum! |
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I am always so envious of people like that who make playing instruments look so damn simple when they are in fact so intricate....ugh!
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Tue May-26-09 05:40 PM
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purely of the 80s.
Sorry, but it does nothing for me, not even the Kirk Cameron keyboardist.
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Tue May-26-09 06:14 PM
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5. The studio version is better. Features an Allan Holdsworth guitar solo. |
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And the album came out in 1991, by the way. The drum work on the album as a whole is excellent.
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Tue May-26-09 06:04 PM
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3. Must be Something About You |
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Tue May-26-09 06:07 PM
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4. The part can only be played |
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if you wear the bass up around your neck. If you play it Pete Hook style, it won't work.
Can't say I'm too into the track though. Sounds like a hipper version of Chicago.
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Tue May-26-09 06:14 PM
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6. helps to have a 15-piece backing band |
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