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Hopefully the songs will have good rhythm, it'll be hard without something steady. But that will just take away a white boy rapping, no loss.

If only I had a mic right now. Could we maybe play like let's say a D chord but in different octaves? or no?

yes, that is fine

I'll be sure to get my hands on a mic with in this week hopefully...

Me too if I don't already have one.

Eeek... I have so many wonderful Ideas for this. Gonna add loads of built up guitar feedback at the end of five minutes of strumming a D chord. Maybe throw in an acoustic guitar in the mix, shit's gonna get fucked up.

^Since I'm doing the D-chord as well, maybe we can work something out.

I might record another song, but make it really thick and droney and scream over top of it.

I was planing to finger pick around the d chord on my acoustic while I play my electric (all strings tuned to d) with tons of echo/delay and reverb and then send it into a never ending loop while shoving my guitar into my amp. Oh god, I'm just getting goose bumbs from thinking about it but, that's only if I get a mic.

A song could always be progressive. We could have little intermissions so to speak between the parts of the song.

I have a few ideas, maybe some wind chimes and a Billy Mays sound clip while the music fades in and out.