People had loud stereo systems in their cars and annoyed the neighbors in my hometown, so the gentlemen of the district arranged to have the audio equipment jacked out of the offenders' cars and to have audio equipment and musical instruments preached to be a sin, forbidden for church members to possess, and subject to confiscation on direction of the elders.
Sounds like some kind of weird, bad dream.
Neither one of those instruments by itself, without an atrocious amplifier attached, is loud enough to annoy the neighbors. I can't imagine people who don't mind their own business and they don't have any worse sins to commit than playing a little music now and then, to preach such a bloody sermon in church --- or the other neighbor is mowing his lawn at 2:00am.
Now we're getting to the real problem. It's the venue, not the music. There's a loud amplifier, drug dealers take over the venue, and push drugs as part of the experience of the music --- which ends up destroying the peacefulness and the enjoyment of the music itself.
Why not get a teacher who is also left handed ?
Oh, clubs you mean. OK. Somehow I don't think about that, since I'm the one who usually is PLAYING the live music in those clubs. I prefer performing over listening.
Where I live, mowing a lawn at 2:00 AM, is a crime.
Performing involves sobriety and practice, but if you're one of the customers at the club, you have to be drunk or high -- or they don't let you in the club next time because you're too stuck up or don't let your hair down or something like that.
Gun in my own hand and I'm the one shooting it, and those that get between me and my gun are dead. That's all I want. No more gun control clubs.
No reason why not, except the feds are full of shit all the time.
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Ukelele MAY be easier to play than the mandolin or violin, but it is a toy compared to those much more prestigious, quality instruments.
