Former Black Sabbath Singer Used Vacuum To Learn Music
. Well known for his interest in creating new sounds, Martin says he learned a lot from him mom's Hoover: "The most famous of my musical explorations was harmonizing with my mother's Hoover! I learned a lot about note interaction just by using the constant drone note from the vacuum." As a young guitar trader, however, he showed no real flair: "My original first pride was a Gibson 335 semi, which I am gutted to say I sold for �2 sterling when I was 14. Clearly had no idea what I was holding!" more on this story Gibson.com is an official news provider for the Day in Rock.
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