@Hiphopopotamus: I believe that it's actually modeled on the shape of a musical note, to indicate that this seminal instrument will bring about a new era in music.
This is one of the instruments of one of the first antropology accepted bands of the prehistoric period that according to paintings on a cave used to dress in drag and were known as the Queens of the Stone Age.
Does the scientist who discovered this also have the memory of living 60 years in a culture and having a family, but according to his team, was only passed out for like a half hour?
Interesting. And only 99ยข. Still, having just read John Mahoney's incredible Giz article, Wy We Need Audiophiles, I'm now a true-believer and will wait for this app to be released in a $10,000 audiophile version. I'm sure I'll hear a difference in my iPhone's output.
@bosskev: the article actually inspired me to only eat rice krispies. for the snap, crackle, and pop. i now need to find a place that sells it for $5,300 a box.
Switching chords is about practice. The more you do it, the better you get at it. I find it helps to sometimes practice while watching TV - simply because it trains my hand to unconsciously move to the correct locations.
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@B1663R: Agreed. I also liked Family, which played on SciFi the other night and forced me to watch it.
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