Started with sparse low lines, built intensity with rythmic variety, went to 16th note lines in high register, than went to octives, than block chords for my last chorus... If you understood that last sentance than you should be playing music and not checking the internet.
I'd like to hear a guess at tatw from some older players. I remember hearing that Tu was the first to hit it, and now Tuan and Kenny have both been mentioned in this thread.
The REAL question: Who found the Adidas Rod Laver? And who was the first one to cut them up for freestyle?
sorry I'm presuming a bit here - so Ken can slap me if I'm wrong but surely Kenny Shults invented voodoo? I guess Peter Irish would be a dark horse on that one too though.
I'd guess Irish for bedwetter and have no idea for flurry
1. I bought some European guy a beer at Prague Worlds, 2003, when he hit zoid ripstein for me. So it was hit at least as far back as Worlds 2003. Guy? Remember me? Remember the beer? I dont think Ive met cod, but i could be wrong.
2. Voodoo was named after Tuan Vu. Vu Du. Dunno if he hit it first or what, but its named after him, so thats a start.
3. Bedwetter was invented by Paul "Hu-mungis" Munger. Flaming tard was invented by Ryan Mulroney.
4. Not sure about flurry, but a likely guess is Rippin.
C-Fan wrote:1. I bought some European guy a beer at Prague Worlds, 2003, when he hit zoid ripstein for me. So it was hit at least as far back as Worlds 2003.
I saw some Estonian guy hitting that plenty of times at Shrecle Session in 2004 spring. Were there any Estonians at Worlds 2003?
max wrote:if by symp. you mean symposium then I'd say no, it hasn't. I don't even know if symposium swirl has been hit.
If you mean "symple" then yes it has been (from toe).
symposium swirl has been hit, as well as gyro symposium swirl (which is a set as well, splicing.) jorden invented splicing, i dunno who hit symposium swirl first.
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