The Blah Blah Blah Song

The Blah Blah Blah Song in Drop D performed live in a Hollywood bedroom on a gloomy day in June 2009 by a long haired whiteboy who goes by the given name of Peter Prins http://peterprins.biz on a steel string Mitchell MD... more >

The Blah Blah Blah Song in Drop D performed live in a Hollywood bedroom on a gloomy day in June 2009 by a long haired whiteboy who goes by the given name of Peter Prins http://peterprins.biz on a steel string Mitchell MD100 Dreadnought Acoustic Guitar he got on sale at Guitar Center Hollywood for $88.88 plus tax and then modified by removing the pick guard, restringing it with D'Addario XL Electric Guitar Strings (Nickel Wound Regular Light Gauge) which he knows aren't acoustic strings but at least they sound 100 times better than the strings it came with and which he had lying around from a previous ten pack purchase he got on sale years ago at Guitar Center Brea (but can't remember how much he paid just that he got a really great deal) and replacing the crappy tuners that just felt like sh*t with ones he salvaged off an Epiphone electric/acoustic he got at Guitar Center El Toro (he spent around $149.99 on it but can't remember the model number) that he broke the neck on awhile back (and shed a tear when he threw it in a dumpster) by tossing it the back of his van on top of a bunch of junk while moving without putting it in a case like a stupid dumbass. Recorded with an Insignia HDDV model NS-DCC5HB09 purchased from BestBuy in Hollywood on sale for $99.99 plus tax (using a 1 Gig Mini SD card with SD adapter from Fry's Electronics in Burbank that was on sale for something like ten bucks originally purchased for an MP3 player he never uses because it works with PC only and I'm a Mac) mounted on the tripod from a Vivitar Telescope with Tripod purchased from a creepy door to door salesman for ten bucks but available on eBay for twenty. $88.88 + price of strings + parts from broken $149.99 guitar + $99.99 video recorder + something like ten bucks for 1 gig memory + ten dollar tripod telescope from creepy dude = Blah Blah Blah Song © 2009 Peter Prins (BMI) live performance music video "blah blah blah" song steel string acoustic guitar bleh bla blarg dropd peterprins < less