Please watch my Christmas video and like it as the haters are out big time

[Guest]

"Numistacker Coin Expert" parody of Alexander Hamilton ))) and my stacking story to music.. gotta be worth a watch

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[Roy]

Just doing something with your son makes you very cool in my book.

Merry Christmas! 

[Guest]

Just doing something with your son makes you very cool in my book.

Merry Christmas! [emoji4]

You wouldn't believe what it took to do this but we had a great father son bonding session ))


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[Oldun]

Already watched it before reading this Some people are just knee jerkers without the knee bit

[Kman]

I did laugh when you came in singing lol thumbs up just for that 

[sovereignsteve]

Sorry mate but I think you've lost the plot.

I love parody and to see someone doing something different, but I just hate rap. I mean, really, really hate it.

Nice try but for me, it was painful to listen to, sorry.

 

[Kman]

41 minutes ago, sovereignsteve said:

Sorry mate but I think you've lost the plot.

I love parody and to see someone doing something different, but I just hate rap. I mean, really, really hate it.

Nice try but for me, it was painful to listen to, sorry.

 

I don't know if you can call it rap, 99% off beat and out of time 

[sovereignsteve]

4 minutes ago, Kman said:

I don't know if you can call it rap, 99% off beat and out of time 

sounded like rap to me

[Guest]

Hey@sovereignsteve you da man! Art never gets appreciated by everyone but the real Alexander Hamilton on broadway was with Lin-Manuel Miranda is possibly the best ever stage production with a price per ticket when he was in the show of 64 gold bullion sovereigns per person. I have my name on the wait list for 2017 October when it opens in London and at least I know you won't be in front of me in the line. [emoji12]


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[valentsilver]

that's cool presentation   like the Griffin ..

 

[sovereignsteve]

7 hours ago, Numistacker said:

Hey@sovereignsteve you da man! Art never gets appreciated by everyone but the real Alexander Hamilton on broadway was with Lin-Manuel Miranda is possibly the best ever stage production with a price per ticket when he was in the show of 64 gold bullion sovereigns per person. I have my name on the wait list for 2017 October when it opens in London and at least I know you won't be in front of me in the line.


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Must confess I've never heard of him but there again, theatre isn't my thing and you know how much I love rap. I especially don't like musicals.

Music is my bag, man, pretty much all genres and BTW I don't regard rap as music. I even like poetry, and, although rap could be described as such, I don't like my poetry with a pseudo-music beat.

Hope you enjoy your play (or is it a musical?)

[Guest]

Must confess I've never heard of him but there again, theatre isn't my thing and you know how much I love rap[emoji6]. I especially don't like musicals.

Music is my bag, man, pretty much all genres and BTW I don't regard rap as music. I even like poetry, and, although rap could be described as such, I don't like my poetry with a pseudo-music beat.

Hope you enjoy your play (or is it a musical?)

It's a musical

In the new year got tickets for Amadeus and Who's afraid of Virginia Wolf. Probably more your thing))




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[Roy]

Is that starring 'Falco'?

I loved that 

[fehk2001]

Thanks for the video    

 

[Roy]

fehk2001 is obviously a fan of musicals too 

[sovereignsteve]

3 minutes ago, Roy said:

fehk2001 is obviously a fan of musicals too 

Musicals tend to involve singing

Sorry R

[Roy]

I was referring to 'the lion king' avatar.

I'm in your corner Steve. For me, the 'day the music died' was some time in the 70s.

I don't listen to much else. But then I'm an oldie.

(p.s. my first introduction to the 'rap genre' was a song by a mutual favourite of ours. Rapture : Blondie) 

[sovereignsteve]

8 minutes ago, Roy said:

I was referring to 'the lion king' avatar.

I'm in your corner Steve. For me, the 'day the music died' was some time in the 70s.

I don't listen to much else. But then I'm an oldie.

(p.s. my first introduction to the 'rap genre' was a song by a mutual favourite of ours. Rapture : Blondie) 

Ah, me too slow

Debbie, ooh yes. hardly rap though.

[TheGoldSovereign]

Some real show of age in this thread 

[Roy]

Funnily enough.... I just recalled a factoid from the past.

It was actually John Peel who first stumbled upon and featured the genre on his radio program.

Unfortunately, he hadn't fixed the sticky 'c' button on his typewriter, and so the legend of 'rap' was born instead. 

[TheGoldSovereign]

5 minutes ago, Roy said:

Funnily enough.... I just recalled a factoid from the past.

It was actually John Peel who first stumbled upon and featured the genre on his radio program.

Unfortunately, he hadn't fixed the sticky 'c' button on his typewriter, and so the legend of 'rap' was born instead. 

The fact he was using a typewriter doesn't help this joke

[Roy]

There wasn't any other choice in 1979 

 

[sovereignsteve]

I remember seeing a word processor in about 1985 or so. Was it Amstrad?

4 hours ago, sg86 said:

Some real show of age in this thread 

Well matured and proud