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towerofanimus2011-11-12 08:49 pm
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One More Time With Feeling
Characters: Marceline and anyone interested in jamming
Setting: Room 2-01 or floor 14, your choice!
Format: Prose but I'll match you.
Summary: She's put the feelers out for people to play with, and now it's just a matter of who will come join her.
Warnings: Shouldn't be any but if anything happens I'll fix this bit.
The door was left open, practically habit when she wasn't asleep now, or when her roommate wasn't in, and Marceline was kicked back over the bed, the axe bass laying across her lap as she idly picked at the strings. She wasn't thinking up lyrics, or really even playing a set tune; if someone came in she'd pick something but right now it was just a progression of chords. A warm up, in its simplest form.
A more public area would possibly have a better effect, and be easier to reach, Marceline figured. Plus she could plug in her amp and really go to town, legs slung over the arm of a chair casually as she threw something together, spur of the moment. She'd practiced enough, and all she ever did was play anymore, without anyone to drag her out for adventures. She was going to play as if she had an audience, at least while she sat up here.
Setting: Room 2-01 or floor 14, your choice!
Format: Prose but I'll match you.
Summary: She's put the feelers out for people to play with, and now it's just a matter of who will come join her.
Warnings: Shouldn't be any but if anything happens I'll fix this bit.
The door was left open, practically habit when she wasn't asleep now, or when her roommate wasn't in, and Marceline was kicked back over the bed, the axe bass laying across her lap as she idly picked at the strings. She wasn't thinking up lyrics, or really even playing a set tune; if someone came in she'd pick something but right now it was just a progression of chords. A warm up, in its simplest form.
A more public area would possibly have a better effect, and be easier to reach, Marceline figured. Plus she could plug in her amp and really go to town, legs slung over the arm of a chair casually as she threw something together, spur of the moment. She'd practiced enough, and all she ever did was play anymore, without anyone to drag her out for adventures. She was going to play as if she had an audience, at least while she sat up here.

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England laughed softly. "Awesome" wasn't a word that he heard applied to him very often. It was nice to hear. "I'm glad that you think so," he began. "I have composed in the past, however it's never been a particular talent of mine. My skill lies in playing what others give me, and improvising."
He could actually write lyrics pretty well when he was in the mental state for it, but the music itself was more of a challenge. "And you?" prompted the Englishman. He gathered that she probably wrote her own songs, but it was safer to ask than to assume.
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She looked at the axe bass, considering whether she could trust letting him play on it. It was tuned perfectly to her tastes, and even if she wasn't reluctant to let go of her bass it was still (made from) a family heirloom. Still... "Wanna show me what you've got?" she asked, holding it out to him carefully.
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"If you wouldn't mind, I would love to," he answered after a moment of consideration. He held his hands out just beneath hers to take a hold of the axe, but he didn't touch it yet, giving her another look that asked for reassurance. He knew he'd never in a million years mistreat an instrument that wasn't his, but she had no way of being sure of that.
Backtagging like whoa. >>;
"Wouldn't have offered if I minded," she laughed, handing the bass over to him with only the slightest amount of trepidation. "I wanna hear what you've got."