Sep 26, 2025
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I just noticed that in 5x17, while Eddie is packing for Chris, Buck is stuffing his little finger down the throat of a plastic dinosaur, and that's just another nail in the "Buck has undiagnosed ADHD" coffinπ
so how long is matty going to fiddle with his devil horn alone on the rooftop before we get what we came for?
A) Tango violin is so badass, and I love this song in particular. I love how his fingers dance all over the instrument, even tapping the wood sometimes.
B) Really cool to see him performing each different layer of the piece.
C) I think I would end up getting along very well with this person, he's delightful to watch, I love how happy he gets.
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just a humble bard with a sword and a fiddle
[from a photoshoot for my band, 2024]
I actually recorded this Sunday. This made it a little memory test, too, because I uploaded something called "My Recording 4.mp3" and had to listen to figure out what it was. And what it is is a modal slip jig (not a normal jig, despite the title). Jigs have two groups of three; they're transcribed in 6/8 and counted in 2. Slip jigs have three groups of three; they're transcribed in 9/8 and counted in three. This one is in D, but uses both C natural and C sharp, which I love.
...all of which is more evidence for my assertion that this music never requires me to count higher than three. (I play at least one thing in 7; my strategy there is not to count. I'm afraid I'm pushing my counting limits with Take 5, though).
ANYWAY: My current endurance-building thumb-allowed practice time is up to 40 minutes! I get in tune ruts and play the same stuff a lot, so yesterday I sorted the list of tunes I supposedly know alphabetically, and started at the top. I've had to look up how to start about half of them, but I even recovered Af Shabes In Vilna, which I thought was lost to the mists of time, so hot damn. if I keep averaging 8.5 tunes a day, I'll get through the whole list in a month!
