hammer that dulcimer!
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earwormholeI have no idea what this song actually is, because I don't know enough of the lyrics to figure out whether it's really another version of that Coldplay song, but it involves feet not touching the ground, and what sounds like a hammered dulcimer rather than the usual guitar that I would expect.
But it's in my head. Over and over and over again, just enough to make me feel like getting hammered. (Okay, that was a really obvious pun.)
I like playing guess-the-instrument based on audio only, but I'd really like to know when I'm right, you know?
In honor of unusual instruments to hear in pop/rock, and correct guesses I've made in the past, I leave you with some R.E.M.:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hhp5E6bINVk
Prior to my discovery of this song, the concept "rocking out to the mandolin solo" had never entered my mind as an option.
But it's in my head. Over and over and over again, just enough to make me feel like getting hammered. (Okay, that was a really obvious pun.)
I like playing guess-the-instrument based on audio only, but I'd really like to know when I'm right, you know?
In honor of unusual instruments to hear in pop/rock, and correct guesses I've made in the past, I leave you with some R.E.M.:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hhp5E6bINVk
Prior to my discovery of this song, the concept "rocking out to the mandolin solo" had never entered my mind as an option.