How can you not find this video both depressing and embarrassing? I had to look away, I felt so bad for the leggy blonde.
Look, I can dig that you and authors of blogs like yours just loves you your technology. I have an iPad too, you know.
But don't you think it's time to finally put the cart back behind the horse and call out "tools" like this app for what they are? That is, just plain ridiculous? In the service of, I dunno, real music maybe? Not "jams", not "demos", and certainly not "app guitar singalongs".
Just because it's mobile and it exists on iOS does not mean it's good. Tools exist for some very good reasons, not to make bad music.
Jeez. I don't know where to start, in addressing the first comment. Apart from the body of your comment being incorrect, in just about every way imaginable, I find your sexual objectification of the woman in the video, makes me balk; if that's what you see when you look at women, you need to put your iPad down and go back inside your cave.
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How can you not find this video both depressing and embarrassing? I had to look away, I felt so bad for the leggy blonde.
Look, I can dig that you and authors of blogs like yours just loves you your technology. I have an iPad too, you know.
But don't you think it's time to finally put the cart back behind the horse and call out "tools" like this app for what they are? That is, just plain ridiculous? In the service of, I dunno, real music maybe? Not "jams", not "demos", and certainly not "app guitar singalongs".
Just because it's mobile and it exists on iOS does not mean it's good. Tools exist for some very good reasons, not to make bad music.
I disagree totally.
Jeez. I don't know where to start, in addressing the first comment. Apart from the body of your comment being incorrect, in just about every way imaginable, I find your sexual objectification of the woman in the video, makes me balk; if that's what you see when you look at women, you need to put your iPad down and go back inside your cave.
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