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first: City of Belfast Youth Orchestra.... this one always has me cheering by the time the violins come in at around 4:08. to think these players are only in their teens -how inspiring!! makes me miss my years playing in the high school band!!
and next up.... who doesn't love The Muppets!!! 
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v.....KLWfhhLZAs
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Being a celloist playing the Pachelbel Canon
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Great links and that Devil Went Back To Georgia is way better than Charlie Daniels version. 
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The Devil was using a flanger effect, and a bit of delay towards the end.
That's better for slower pieces. A shorter "slap-back" delay for more "edge" and a little eq might have worked out a little better for him..
Just sayin'..
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....hope this will show a pic not just the link, but I'm not very good at this kind of thing!
anyway, this makes me think of my grandpa who was always inventing crazy contraptions. pretty sure he wouldda loved everything about this!
http://www.break.com/video/gra.....nt-2548432
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LOL, that was funny, and impressive at the same time.
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