Re: Listen To Me Sing In Rokbeigalmki! (I Promise Your Ears Won't Bleed)

On Thu, 16 Jan 2003 21:16:49 +0100 daniel andreasson
<danielandreasson@...> writes:
> Seems I'm the first to congratulate you! Very very good! And my
> ears didn't bleed one bit! ;) I'm listening to them right this
> minute. Nice melody and nice voice you have. Excellent!
> I can imagine adding some kind of brass instrument, like a
> clarinet-like thingy (I suck at instrument theory).
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Thanks!  I don't know anything about music theory, but unfortunately the
Rokbeigalm are at a bit too low of a technological level to have brass
instruments :) .  As i said (sort of) on Conculture, if there were to be
any musical accompaniment it would probably have to be drums,
conch-shells, animal horns, and/or wooden flutes of various kinds.

> (And the effect of having "Tii Raflep" followed by Breeders'
> "Cannonball" cannot be underestimated. :)
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Breeders' "Cannonball"?  I guess i'm going to have to go looking for that
one now... :)

> Oh! I just remembered the Gamah hymn! That was you wasn't it?
> That one was just hilarious! I can still hear it in my head.
> Daniel Andreasson
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Nope, that wasn't mine... although i think i downloaded it and still have
it around somewhere.  If i remember correctly, it's Pablo Flores's
orc/goblin(?) language.
I don't think i'll ever try singing in my goblin language, Gabwe.
Speaking in continuous creaky voice is hard enough, i'm not going to try
singing in it :P .


-Stephen (Steg)
 "Beornings speak with a Lithuanian accent!"

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