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Vintage Rolling Stones Autographed Album $15,000.00 |
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AUTOGRAPHED ELVIS PRESLEY DEBUT ALBUM LP1254 WITH PSA / DNA AUTHENTICATION $10,000.00 |
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Michael Jackson Original Autographed Dangerous Album. 1991 $10,000.00 |
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Paul McCartney signed autographed Sgt Pepper LP record album THE BEATLES PSA DNA $8,495.75 |
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You don’t need to be able to play guitar to make music
It’s not just guitar hero that’s getting regular non-musical people back into the world of writing and recording their own songs. The hugely successful game may have inspired countless wannabe rockstars to pick up a guitar and start rocking out but with so much new technology available to budding musicians, it seems the cutting edge of new music is becoming less Gibson and more… Gameboy?? No, you didn’t hear that wrong. As musicians try to come up with more and more ways to keep their sound fresh and new people are finding inspiration in all kinds of unexpected places, from state of the art phones to old toys and retro games consoles. Here are a few of the more innovative and unusual uses for modern technology in music that we’ve found:
Old Nintendo Gameboys – perhaps one of the strangest musical creations around, DJ Scotch Egg doesn’t actually use any normal DJ equipment but produces his tracks entirely using sound effects and software from gameboys. But they’re not new, shiny, slick consoles like we’re used to nowadays – they’re all the old chunky grey ones we all remember playing in the early 90s. Not only does this work surprisingly well (he even manages to pull it off live and gives an energetic performance bursting with attitude) but it’s also a bit of a trip down memory lane as you pick out the sounds you recognise from the games of your childhood!
iPhones – Due to play a series of gigs at Wembley Stadium in July supporting Take That, Gary Go’s set is something a bit different to what you’d usually expect from a pop concert. He doesn’t play any actual musical instruments live, and he doesn’t have a band – he just does it all on his trusty iPhone. In fact, he wrote, played and recorded his album purely using software apps he had downloaded especially to his phone. It should be an interesting gig to see, as long as his mum doesn’t decide to call him half way through!
Laptops – OK so this one’s not quite so weird and wonderful, we all know it’s not exactly unheard of to see a laptop onstage during a show. But what makes the laptop such an important aspect of making your own music is that if you have one you literally don’t need anything else. With so many different programs for musicians out there, able to recreate the sound of any instrument almost perfectly, and then record and mix your tracks, it’s just a case of picking the right DJ software and going for it. Gone are the days of ‘but I don’t know how to play the guitar’ and ‘I don’t know the first thing about recording music’, nowadays truly anyone can be a rockstar.
The Doors – Riders on the Storm (original album version) – Music Video
