Guns N' Roses Bluegrass Tribute

Alex

I firmly believe that a banjo can improve any kind of music. Even rock and roll. Behold, Guns N' Roses re-made into bluegrass by the band Iron Horse Bluegrass. Won't you take me home? http://misscellania.squarespace.com/miss-cellania/2010/7/25/paradise-city.html

If you like this, then check out: Metallica Enter Sandman in Bluegrass, Cello, and Kazoo


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Iron Horse have been making sweet music for a while now. My personal favourite is the 1st volume of their Bluegrass tribute to Metallica, Fade To Bluegrass. Hear a track here: www.youtube.com/watch?v=OuQkzAg-WYU. Buy it here: www.ironhorsebluegrass.com - you won't be disappointed!
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ps: the album I have is
Ralph Stanley - Old-Time Pickin' - A Clawhammer Banjo Collection
Grouse stuff. To give you an idea two other bands I really like are RATM and the Sex Pistols. The track above is boring in comparison but that is just mine opine.
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If you like this then check out the Stanley Brothers.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GJqULQpGTQ0&feature=related
This is an average song, on the albums they play much faster and more sophisticated. Country and Bluegrass before it became two. ps: ignore the Gospel...its just painful.
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I always figured that's where they got the idea? Anyway, what about those little round things in tide pools? I always enjoyed poking them and watching them scrunch up. And those are hardly the only organisms which exhibit such behavior.
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I'm pretty sure the idea came from the polychaetes, a class of annelid worms. Yes, they're animals and worms.

As whiterabbit said, I think it's based on "Christmas tree worms" (Spirobranchus giganteus). Here a video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bVJcBRqzr8Y
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There are also tube worms that do the same thing in coral reefs. But as almost every one else has said, corals aren't plants.

Cola: tide pools where? There are lots of different critters in different tide pools all over the world.
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Pandora envy sweeeps the nation! That is really cool though, makes you think the creators of the film had based the plants on this exact species.
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Zava, tide pools in Oregon. I'm pretty sure these critters are common in this climate. I can't seem to find the species, though. It's some kind of anemone. It looks like a little green mouth with fuzzy lips and it scrunches up and closes when you touch it into a little brown lump.
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Everything on Pandora was based (in most parts) on stuff you find on Earth. I don't know why people are so surprised to find similar stuff here...
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