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Flavoured Guitar Strings

 Encouraging young musos in the art
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To help trainee mad axe players when learning to play guitar with their teeth.
—Dub, Oct 09 2006

Shamelessly plundered idea from... Flavoured Plectrums Flavoured_20Plectrums
[Dub, Oct 09 2006]

Playing Guitar with teeth http://www.vimeo.com/clip:41847
[Dub, Oct 09 2006]

Analysis of David Bowie's teeth... http://monkeyfilter.com/link.php/12815
With a link to a frame (near the end of one of the videos) of Bowie helping his main-man with a difficult bit. [Dub, Oct 09 2006]

O.T. Musical Fruit http://www.bellperc...cussion/shakers.htm
Percussion (Not string). Not Flavoured [Dub, Oct 10 2006]

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       What's next? The Triple S & B harmonica?
—Zimmy, Oct 10 2006
   

       licorice anyone?
—po, Oct 10 2006
   

       Yorkshire-Pudding Drum Kit! I'm not sure it would sound very good, but it would go really well with this Gravy Harp and a couple of Sausage Tambourines.
—zen_tom, Oct 10 2006
   

       I have some Pear, Lemon and Banana shakers. Make a nice musical fruit cocktail
—Dub, Oct 10 2006
   

       Spaghetti bass strings.
—skinflaps, Oct 10 2006
   

       Cymbals made from pies!
—Galbinus_Caeli, Oct 10 2006
   

       I'll take the custard flavored strings and fruit flavored plectrum.... mmmm.
—craigts, Oct 10 2006
   

       + ...and maybe a dental floss version.
—xandram, Oct 10 2006
   

       Licorice G-string?
—Dub, Oct 11 2006
   

       Can I get mint reeds? Perhaps chocolate mouthpieces?
—baslisks, Oct 11 2006
   
      
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