Posted: Wed Feb 27, 2008 11:47 am
As should be expected in the one thread where any one topic wins.monkey man wrote:billf wrote:I passed it through the MonkeyLabs BS Detector•„• for you Billy.
Turns out it's only one note.
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Posted: Wed Feb 27, 2008 1:26 pm
That happened to me in Toronto in the late 1980's. I was lying on a couch talking to someone and suddenly felt all shakey and thought "Wow, what's wrong with me?" and then I saw the light swinging from the ceiling. Yup, Toronto's not earthquake central. That was the first one I'd ever felt.Spikey Horse wrote: ..... and that the walls and floor were moving tooyou just don't expect earthquakes in London!
Yeah, that is cool that your one post on this site is in the "one" thread.AudioDancer wrote: Just want to state that since following this "Thread-of-Oneness" I have
laughed-my-ass-off. I now only have ONE BUNN.... Thanks Folks!!
There's a good chance (a very good one, too) that you'll find fodder for the lyrics in this thread, dReD ZeDeLLiN.Zed wrote: I need to spend less time following this thread so that I can get back to the task of enhancing the arrangement of my one-chord reggae song.
Posted: Thu Feb 28, 2008 3:18 am
Thank you Zed!zed wrote:Good catch MM. You're on the ball.monkey man wrote:Turns out it's only one note.
I need to spend less time following this thread so that I can get back to the task of enhancing the arrangement of my one-chord reggae song.
It's kinda funny to me, 'cause I can't read a note.
Well, now it seems I can read at least one, although I've no idea what it is.
Posted: Thu Feb 28, 2008 7:41 pm
All it takes is ONE good note or indeed one bad onemonkey man wrote:Thank you Zed!zed wrote:Good catch MM. You're on the ball.monkey man wrote:Turns out it's only one note.
I need to spend less time following this thread so that I can get back to the task of enhancing the arrangement of my one-chord reggae song.
It's kinda funny to me, 'cause I can't read a note.
Well, now it seems I can read at least one, although I've no idea what it is.
Posted: Thu Feb 28, 2008 11:06 pm
One note is Obviously Not Enough for a song.
Posted: Thu Feb 28, 2008 11:28 pm
Oh yes it is if it is the right one.twistedtom wrote:One note is Obviously Not Enough for a song.
Posted: Fri Feb 29, 2008 12:48 am
Your right; One Note Enough the acronym is ONE. Ok I see now.
Posted: Fri Feb 29, 2008 1:02 am
indeed the meaning of one is becoming clearer
one note can be all it takes
in one take of course
one note can be all it takes
in one take of course
Posted: Fri Feb 29, 2008 5:30 am
Are you the right one, Jari?jarok wrote:Oh yes it is if it is the right one.twistedtom wrote:One note is Obviously Not Enough for a song.
Could you be the one for me?
I do like you after all.
Posted: Fri Feb 29, 2008 5:33 am
Yes it is really hard to get those replacements for the one.monkey man wrote:Are you the right one, Jari?jarok wrote:Oh yes it is if it is the right one.twistedtom wrote:One note is Obviously Not Enough for a song.
Could you be the one for me?
I do like you after all.
Posted: Fri Feb 29, 2008 8:35 am
This is one long thread.
Posted: Fri Feb 29, 2008 9:38 am
This is one possible way to play this one note song.
Key of GM= one sharp.
The note would be a G as G is the one in the key of G.
There would be one whole note.
The song would be one bar long.
The tempo would be one BPM.
So the song would last one minute.
The name of the song would be ONE.
Key of GM= one sharp.
The note would be a G as G is the one in the key of G.
There would be one whole note.
The song would be one bar long.
The tempo would be one BPM.
So the song would last one minute.
The name of the song would be ONE.
Posted: Fri Feb 29, 2008 10:28 am
That would make the count in something like "a-one and a-one and a-one"
This could be a one hit wonder.
This could be a one hit wonder.
Posted: Fri Feb 29, 2008 10:40 am
Well if the tempo is one BPM and the song lasts one minute (with one whole note), we can conclude the that time signature is...you guessed it...1/1.twistedtom wrote:This is one possible way to play this one note song.
Key of GM= one sharp.
The note would be a G as G is the one in the key of G.
There would be one whole note.
The song would be one bar long.
The tempo would be one BPM.
So the song would last one minute.
The name of the song would be ONE.
Posted: Fri Feb 29, 2008 3:29 pm
that is one way of looking at it.Phil O wrote:Well if the tempo is one BPM and the song lasts one minute (with one whole note), we can conclude the that time signature is...you guessed it...1/1.twistedtom wrote:This is one possible way to play this one note song.
Key of GM= one sharp.
The note would be a G as G is the one in the key of G.
There would be one whole note.
The song would be one bar long.
The tempo would be one BPM.
So the song would last one minute.
The name of the song would be ONE.