The metal seems just spot-welded to the original, but works well enough, I suppose. I liked the oomph of the Trio Mandili. The trio has its own Youtube channel. It's worth perusing if you like down to earth folk music.DRSB wrote:
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Can't hear the music, if that is what they are playing. Mountains of lard are blocking it. The bassist looks suitably bored, so I guess it's pretty repetitive stuff.Brian Peacock wrote:
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I hear it fine, it's a classic of Irish/bluegrass music
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I like Georgians singing! They just intuitively sing harmonies. Look at these guys, a cover of a Russian song:Hermit wrote:The metal seems just spot-welded to the original, but works well enough, I suppose. I liked the oomph of the Trio Mandili. The trio has its own Youtube channel. It's worth perusing if you like down to earth folk music.DRSB wrote:
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