Put a lid on that stink

 

After yesterday, I can't stop shivering from being too surprised.

There is a recording technique called "doubling". Doubling" is the act of recording the same part on multiple tracks and making them sound together. It's often used with vocals and guitar.

As I've been mixing vocal dubbed songs for a while now, I've been thinking, "There's one part that doesn't sound right (nasal hosie). But I wished I'd overheard a rumor that all kinds of elitist people, old and new, had said, "It's good to keep a lid on the stink and do all your summer homework on the last day of summer vacation," so I pretended not to care about it.

But.

Today I found out why.

The same vocal was recorded twice, but the lyrics are different between the first and second recordings.

Huh?

Eeeeeeeeeeee?

I mean, it's the same song, so you have to sing the same lyrics.

You can't do that!

Wow, what a surprise. Of course, if you hear different words from the left and right at the same time, you're not going to understand why.

If only I could convert the recorded words...

Apparently, the time has come to drown the monkeys and the crabs in the Dragon's Palace, fighting the monkeys and the crabs with monkeys, pheasants, dogs, and other beasts in search of the "word-transforming effects" that have been handed down since ancient times when they existed in Jersey.

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The Dying Message of the Grasshopper

 

I'm so surprised that my body won't stop shaking.

Today is the 3rd of November, which is 307th day from the beginning of the year (308th day in a leap year) and 58 days to the end of the year on the Gregorian calendar.

Before the grasshoppers died, they said, "You'll get hurt if you keep on playing and not working! (I think that dying message is in something like Aesop's Fables), and today is also a holiday! What's going on here! Work!

What more is there to celebrate when the holidays are always repeating themselves? If this continues, the Japanese calendar is going to be dyed red with holidays!

I thought November 3rd was just "Record Day", but it seems that they made "Record Day" a memorial day because "Records are cultural assets", and if today wasn't a "Culture Day", it wouldn't have been established.

Culture Day" is a great deal of work, isn't it?

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His fourth appearance on Nara TV's "Rock on L7" and his final victory

 

Everything that has a beginning has an end. Even the best food, if eaten, is gone. If left uneaten, it will rot and eventually decay.

But as Ivy Baker Preece, the 30th U.S. Treasury Secretary, also said, "The earth is round.

-The earth is round. The place that looks like an endpoint may be just the starting point.

That's exactly what it is. The place that appears to be the end is also the place of the beginning.

ROCK ON L7, which has been aired every Monday from 26:30 on Nara TV, is the third week in a row that Kanashibari has appeared on the show. This is the fourth and final episode of "Rock on L7" which has been aired every Monday from 26:30 on Nara TV.

I think the show itself will continue (I don't know much about it). But we've completed our pre-planned plan of four appearances in total, and today is the last day for Kanashibari's appearance. But as Ivy Baker Preece said, this looks like the end and it's a new beginning.

What in the world is going to start! I didn't hear that either! But it must be the start of something! Let's start with dumplings and a beer!

11/2 26:30- Nara TV's "ROCK ON L7".

Now, everyone around Nara, let's burn the "finality = new beginning" of Kanashibari into your eyes like a milestone!

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I'm not trying to hide anything

A hidden masterpiece. Well, the person who made it probably doesn't have any intention of hiding it, but as a result, it's a hidden masterpiece. I found this about the hidden masterpiece.

The Rolling Stones, Top 10 Best Hidden Songs

 

It's not quite as strange to be called "hidden" when you're as well known as The Rolling Stones, but the Stones'

1.Can't You Hear Me Knocking
2.Moonlight Mile
3. sway
4. dead flowers
5.Time Waits for No One
6.Sister Morphin
7.2000 light years away
8.Stray Cat Blues
9.Sweet Virginia
10. Fingerprint file

I hear. I was quite surprised to see "Dead Flowers" at #4. I thought it was going to be one of the most popular songs of all time.

By the way, when I was in high school, I had a copy band of the Stones, and I remembered a song I played in that band.

Start Me Up.
It's Only Rock and Roll
Brown sugar
Jumpin' Jack Flash.
Angie
Bitch
Star Star
Honky Tonk Women
Happy
Satisfaction

I think that's about right. I don't remember it well though. I don't remember much about it, but basically, they're all famous. I think I played "Honky Tonk Women" and "Happy", but I don't know about "Satisfaction"...

At the time, my neighbors were having a competition to see how low I could play the guitar, and I would put my life into lowering the guitar all the way down to create a space between the guitar and the saddle, but surprisingly, the position of the guitar is not as low as I thought. I tried to copy Keith's way of playing with his face to the side and his elbows up.

By the way, Charlie Watts looks so young in the top picture of the above article! Wasn't that guy a grandfather all along?

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Too unexpected

 

Crazy Train" is Ozzy Osbourne and "Crazy Doctor" is LOUDNESS.

The title of this video is "Crazy Doctor", so you can easily tell it's a LOUDNESS song.

However, if you look at the thumbnail, you'll see a guy with glasses who doesn't look like a member of LOUDNESS. I thought to myself, "Oh, some band is doing a LOUDNESS cover at a live concert", and then I looked at the number of views, and it had nearly 2 million.

I thought to myself, "Oh, some band is doing a live cover of LOUDNESS? I couldn't help but click the play button, and I was blown away.

That's Tamio Okuda singing with the LOUDNESS members!

I was surprised to see Tamio Okuda singing LOUDNESS. And I was even more surprised at how much Tamio Okuda was into singing. He's such a good boy! How can you sing this stuff in your original key! And it's a wonder that the key doesn't sound that high when Tamio sings. He's got a great voice.

In the old days, these two would have been so unexpected that I would have been taken aback.

Tom Morello of Rage Against the Machine is joined by Slash of Guns N' Roses for a solo. I've seen these guys interacting with each other a lot lately, so it's not so surprising, but I would have been surprised if it was back when Rage was working so hard. And the music is really cool.

This kind of thing is great.

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