check this out
and this, and this
also this
finally, this
needless to say, what i'm talking about is the real future of music. think about it. we're in the midst of an economic recession, which makes the home-made instrument an obvious choice for alarmed and money conscious middle class workers who've caught the ominous scent of future poverty wafting beneath their nostrils. additionally, the complications of everyday life during economic crisis promote a phantom-limb style nostalgia for a "simpler time" that never actually existed (and let's be serious, what more effectively embodies the erstwhile aesthetic of folk-simplicity than making a musical instrument out of a hand-saw or a "can of jelly"?) finally, it is my belief that the renewed sense of patriotism felt by wealthy liberals since the election of Barack Obama will contribute greatly to a resurgance of the exploration of early american folk music by monied, influential, and "hip" individuals.
when i was in highschool, i had a friend who shredded the intro to "paradise by the dashboard light," and any fleetwood mac song you please, on a home-made guitar with cow- horns attached.
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