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I bought in a 1920’s Conn C Melody saxophone at @samashmusic Charlotte today! We’ve been killing it with rare vintage horns lately! This one looks SO GOOD, and I’m thoroughly excited about it! It even comes with a crystal mouthpiece! #samashmusic #conn #cmelody #saxophone #cmelodysaxophone (at Sam Ash Music Stores)
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When this #cmelody 🎷sets afire, I attribute it to the previous owner having set self on fire. #MalachiRitscher #radicalbreathing
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Bubbles: "I CAN'T STOP BUYING SAXES!"
We'd like to introduce you to Bubbles' newest bundle of joy. It's a 1921 Buescher C Melody saxophone.
C Melody? WTF is that?
A C Melody sax is tuned the same as any "concert pitch" instrument, such as a piano. While an alto - tuned to the key of e-flat, needs to transpose piano music up 1.5 steps, a C Melody can play piano music exactly as it's written. This also means that when Bubbles is jamming with you guitar players who like to call out chords, she will actually be able to play your chords without doing a bunch of musical math in her head! (Maybe she'll finally play in tune! Probably not, but maybe!)
Fun history!
Apparently these were manufactured for a short time in the 20's and 30's to appeal to home musicians who wanted to play along with the family piano. The average home musician didn't want to deal with transposing, so it was perfect. When the depression hit, however, average home users couldn't afford something as non-essential as a saxophone, so they died off. Apparently some New Zealand company has started making them again, but why would anyone want something with so little history?
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It wasn't one thing. While the murder of Drew Sharp was the last straw, it goes deeper than that. It was the prolonged exposure to violence, and particularly violence against kids. Jesse has become progressively more depressed over the series with each bloody incident, which also tends to accelerate his drug use to try to deal with the trauma.
Jesse can't deal with the money Walt gave him because he sees more clearly that it was generated on the deaths of all those people. That's why they called the episode Blood Money, as a reminder of where all those millions came from.
To make things worse, Jesse finally realizes the man he risked so much to help is a mass murderer who murdered Mike and lied to his face about it. He has nothing and no one.
