Bought a mandolin today and I can't put it down, I can't wait to write tons of pretty songs :3
Can we rather talk about the Lego Palkia figure O_o
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I've got a Dialga too, but I haven't finished putting it together
Iş that a actual Lego set?
It's a nanoblocks kit, the pieces are painfully small
Cool
Beautiful! Playing mandolin is a weird experience for me as a guitar player. Like... I know how this all works, it looks familiar, but it's upside down and everything is very close together. It's a lovely sound though.
I'm a guitarist too! The upside down thing is crazy, but I'm not having too much trouble adapting to it. I'm really loving that there are tons of viable barre shapes, working out melody is going to be nuts though lol
am i dumb? whats upside down about a mandolin?
The notes on the strings are the same as the lowest four on a guitar, but upside down/in the opposite order
ah that makes sense now, thank you
Tell me more about Victoria and her forrests...
They are being illegally logged and I'm super pissed about it, I grew up in them. The postcards are part of a campaign to help save them by writing to the state minister for the environment, I've been finding it hard to do because it's such an emotional thing for me...
Ouch. I'm so sorry. Thank you for organizing to protect them! Courage.
The lego palkia lol
The first thing I played when I bought mine was Losing My Religion - so much fun to jam out to some REM on these beautiful lutes. Looks like you’ve got yourself one sexy sounding songmaker right there!
Thankyou! I adore it, it's probably my most beautiful instrument, though to be fair my keyboard is really giving it a run for it's money
Please tell me it meows
Sure does, I basically don't bother with the other modes because the meow is so damn good
What kind of music do you play? Big fan of a few bands with prominent mandolin, so curious :)
Working my way towards folk punk, and a bit of regular folk here and there
Neato :3
guitar :3