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Markussz
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 Re: Mega Sadness for Megatar Throwback Thursday. The man, myth and legend: Mr Topaz http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Uz7tVkY4ydE&sns=em
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pcgonzales
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Re: Mega Sadness for Megatar Its too Bad Patrick never got around to making a demo of his updated version of the instrument.
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Per Boysen
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Re: Mega Sadness for Megatar Wow, I haven't seen that for a long time... I have to admit that video once scared me away from the instrument/company  Here's another old video where the good sides of the Megatar are allowed to shine: [youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7Za0c8SPj0Q[/youtube]
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pcgonzales
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Re: Mega Sadness for Megatar Per Boysen wrote: Wow, I haven't seen that for a long time... I have to admit that video once scared me away from the instrument/company Here's another old video where the good sides of the Megatar are allowed to shine: [youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7Za0c8SPj0Q[/youtube] Yea great playing there, but the Cat steals the show! LOL
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Big George Waters
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Re: Mega Sadness for Megatar wow... I realize this is an old thread, but Jan is using a real interesting tuning there.
So, I came across this thread as I was doing some Googling regarding the end of the Tappistry Forum for, what I believe is at least the 2nd time and I'm kinda sad about that, because I felt that the Megatar was certainly interesting enough to deserve a forum of it's own, but I'm obviously in the minority with that thought.
Either way, this is such a pretty song regardless of the instrument being used, and I have since became a great admirer of Jan's music.
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gpoorman
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Re: Mega Sadness for Megatar Jan is a fantastic musician no matter what he puts his hands on. He's got a ton of really killer guitar videos, Stick, harp guitar, uke ... you name it. He's just a naturally musical guy.
The instrument itself might have managed to garner some more success and attention if it hadn't been for the fact that it's originator was a known douche bag. That was hard to overcome and in spite of his best efforts, the second owner wasn't able to overcome that.
C'est la vie!
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