Ep. 8: Music Shop ft. Karima Walker

EP。 8:音乐商店卡里玛·沃克 (Karima Walker)

Drifting Off with Joe Pera

社会与文化

2023-09-04

21 分钟
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Karima Walker's clarinet score inspires some thoughts on local music stores, Lucille Ball, and woodland animals. Subscribe on Patreon to get episodes early and to access 8 Hour Max-Drift Versions. Plus, we depend on listener support since there are no ads https://www.patreon.com/DriftingOffwithJoePera Original Music by Karima Walker.  Editing and Sound Design by Ryan Dann.  Featuring Ben Boyar from Northtown Music.  https://www.northtownmusic.com/ Produced by Grant Farsi for Chestnut Walnut Live dates & merch: https://joepera.com/ Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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  • Hello.

  • Thanks for visiting the music shop.

  • How can I help you today?

  • Oh, okay.

  • You told the attractive person you've been chatting with that you are as good a musician as Prince.

  • And now you need to learn how to play electric guitar, acoustic guitar, bass, bass, synth, electric piano, acoustic piano, mini moog, polymoog, clavinet drum, organ, bongos and flute.

  • That'd be a pretty crazy interaction, huh?

  • Good thing I don't work at a music shop, because the only appropriate response to that person would be, get out.

  • There is only one Prince.

  • No one will be able to play like him again.

  • Perhaps a bit harsh, but that person had a lot of nerve to talk like that.

  • And if I had left it hanging, you'd probably be too upset to fall asleep yourself.

  • Some people believe our existence is part of a simulation, but I think that the strongest argument against that is that who or whatever created the simulation would not be able to build the universe, make a guy like Prince, and then wait 13.77 billion years to reveal him.

  • That's just too many years to be sitting around thinking, I can't wait for them to see this guy.

  • I made Prince that tests even the most divine patience.

  • Hello, my name is Joe Para.

  • I'm back in my basement, and while there aren't any instruments for sale down here, the pieces of score that composer Karima Walker sent for the episode immediately evoked a local music store for me, not a guitar center.

  • No offense to them.

  • When I had little money, I would buy cords there, use them to do a project, and then bring them back within the return window.

  • Use the refund to buy a deli sandwich for dinner.