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RacingHippo

#30
January 08, 2011, 10:42:06 PM
Quote from: "DanielSquires"
Quote from: "Pedro" Incorrect: Whelks, Corby Trouser Press

You have obviously never seen my band live then  :D
The whelks, the trouser press or both?
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DueyC

#31
January 09, 2011, 02:18:58 PM
Quote from: "RacingHippo"
Quote from: "DanielSquires"
Quote from: "Pedro" Incorrect: Whelks, Corby Trouser Press

You have obviously never seen my band live then  :D
The whelks, the trouser press or both?

Not at the same time, I hope. That would be very messy   :shock:
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sawtooth

#32
March 04, 2011, 12:03:09 PM
Quote from: "Julie"
Quote from: "RacingHippo"
Quote from: "DanielSquires"
Quote from: "Pedro" Incorrect: Whelks, Corby Trouser Press

You have obviously never seen my band live then  :D
The whelks, the trouser press or both?

Not at the same time, I hope. That would be very messy   :shock:

In my last band the bass player fancied himself as a multi-instrumentalist in the mould of Geddy Lee. He actually had a whelk-xylophone on stage. Sadly his attempts to MIDI up his dad's Corby Trouser Press ended up as a total musical and sartorial disaster. After that he could only play in flat keys  ;)

Pedro

#33
March 04, 2011, 01:32:53 PM
Quote from: "sawtooth"
Quote from: "Julie"
Quote from: "RacingHippo"
Quote from: "DanielSquires"
Quote from: "Pedro" Incorrect: Whelks, Corby Trouser Press
You have obviously never seen my band live then  :D
The whelks, the trouser press or both?
Not at the same time, I hope. That would be very messy   :shock:
In my last band the bass player fancied himself as a multi-instrumentalist in the mould of Geddy Lee. He actually had a whelk-xylophone on stage. Sadly his attempts to MIDI up his dad's Corby Trouser Press ended up as a total musical and sartorial disaster. After that he could only play in flat keys  ;)
Previous attempts to gig with the things have failed too with one unlucky roadie creasing himself.
"Putting food on the table is more important than 7/8"

catherine

#34
March 04, 2011, 01:37:22 PM
I've heard of Corby trouser presses being very useful on tour, for reheating cold pizza in your hotel room.
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