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    Posted: October 09 2012 at 14:20
What instruments can you not stand?

For me:
Trumpet
Electric piano
Tuba
French horn
Trombone
The majority of early eastern instruments
Banjos
Mandolins
Steel drums



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xylophone, quite a lot of 80s roland synth sounds and that thing people play at parties bazooki or something
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Can't think of anything, every instrument has its place if used well.

I used to dislike a lot of horns as well along with my former dislike of all things jazz, but that's in the past now.
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Banjos
Mandolins
Violins
Steel drums

of course there are exceptions.  If I looked hard I could probably find an instance of banjos that I actually like.
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^Edit: Banjos and mandolins is shocking enough, but you dislike violins?? 

Originally posted by smartpatrol smartpatrol wrote:

What instruments can you not stand?

For me:
Trumpet
Electric piano
Tuba
French horn
Trombone
The majority of early eastern instruments
Whaat? 
Originally posted by menawati menawati wrote:

xylophone, quite a lot of 80s roland synth sounds and that thing people play at parties bazooki or something
Whatwhat?

I have a hard time enjoying didgeridoo, but probably because I've only experienced white, dreadlocked, smelly freaks playing it. 

Panflute. 

Btw: quite a lot of 80s roland synth sounds isn't an istrument.


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banjo on Strawbs witchwood ?
how can anyone hate violins omg Confused
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Bagpipes.
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Originally posted by HolyMoly HolyMoly wrote:

Banjos
Mandolins
Steel drums

oh, yeah, forgot about those

Originally posted by HolyMoly HolyMoly wrote:

of course there are exceptions.  If I looked hard I could probably find an instance of banjos that I actually like.


yeah, defiantly. For instance, I like the horn sections on Love This Giant and Abacab.
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^^  bagpipes, oh yes definitely

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I like almost everything, but English Horns always seemed a little too nasal and grating. How do you not like French Horns? You'd be hard pressed to find a more beautiful, smooth tone.
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I really like the xylophones on Curved Air's "Over and Above" and Strawberry Alarm Clock's "The World's On Fire" - they wouldn't be the same without them.
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I don't really hate violins.  But they often steal more of the spotlight than they deserve.  And their "emotional" tone just gets kind of tiresome to me.  They do sound pretty in small doses.  And I was also thinking of when violins are used as "fiddles", which is an abomination.
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Originally posted by 2dogs 2dogs wrote:

Bagpipes
 
Originally posted by menawati menawati wrote:

^^  bagpipes, oh yes definitely
 
 
Listen to Seven Reizh, you will have a different conception of bagpipes :
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Originally posted by 2dogs 2dogs wrote:

I really like the xylophones on Curved Air's "Over and Above" and Strawberry Alarm Clock's "The World's On Fire" - they wouldn't be the same without them.

Damn why did I type Xylophone I meant Stylophone
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Violin players strike me as very self-absorbed.  I prefer the more sociable traits of, say, a cellist.
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Originally posted by HolyMoly HolyMoly wrote:

And I was also thinking of when violins are used as "fiddles", which is an abomination.
you really need some Mark O'Connor :
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Bagpipes are ok.  I wish they had a volume knob though.
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Originally posted by HolyMoly HolyMoly wrote:

Violin players strike me as very self-absorbed.  I prefer the more sociable traits of, say, a cellist.

I see where you are coming from. Yeh the violinists are the 'look at me' guys. Tones of a cello or viola are more pleasing anyway. Like flugelhorn is the poor cousin of the trumpet but sounds much nicer.
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Sure, Mark O'Connor can definitely wail on that thing, and I respect him for that.  Can't say I really enjoyed that clip though, apart from admiring his skill.
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