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PPK
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#1 posted 05-22-2017 09:52 PM
Why do you pick lemongrass? :-) Welcome to LJ’s…
-- Pete
Lemongrasspicker
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#2 posted 05-22-2017 09:57 PM
Haha! Thanks for the welcome Pete.
My name is a combination of alot of things. I play guitar in the style of Leo Kottke and such. And I have sort of developed this pseudo bluegrass/newgrass/folk/noise rock sort of style. I asked one of my friends what he thought it sounded like, and his reply was “If you let a bunch of bluegrass go sour, that’d be it” and so I thought, lemons are sour, therefore I will call this style lemongrass. So I began calling it that.
Come a few years later, a person who had seen me play live recognized me and shouted “Hey! You’re that guy, the lemongrass picker!” and I liked the sound of it.
Plus I really enjoy alot of Asian cuisine which sometimes uses lemongrass (well, alot at times). So it all just fit together nicely.
-- www.youtube.com/lemongrasspicker
PPK
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#3 posted 05-23-2017 01:15 PM
Cool! Thanks for the explanation. I’m no good at music, but I appreciate listening to it. Do you plan to build yourself a guitar? I’ve always had a great admiration for people who build musical instruments… it takes wood working to a whole new level
-- Pete
Lemongrasspicker
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#4 posted 05-24-2017 01:50 PM
I do guitar repair for my day job so I get alot of fun out of that. I don’t really have an interest to build one but I have considered doing things like an electric cello or soemthing of the sort. I feel as though if I built a guitar it’d probably burn me out on doing my repairs and such. I have built a violin (from a kit not from scratch) and that was pretty fun. If I were to build the electric cello thing I’d definitely do it from scratch.
-- www.youtube.com/lemongrasspicker
Hobie
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#5 posted 04-20-2019 04:29 AM
Can you send me the video/blueprints on the Japanese ammo box/crate, your video are awesome!
Thank you, Hobie
-- LCDR Hobie Saunders
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