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    Default beat boxing

    just thought i would post this

    if you have more beat boxing vids then feel free to post'em

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    Default Re: beat boxing

    I'm not really a big beat box fan, but I came across this one a while back and thought it was pretty interesting...



    I felt like I was out of breath just watching it.. heh

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    ya i was messing around some more on youtube and saw that. he also does a super mario one too

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    Default Re: beat boxing

    Quote Originally Posted by OvRiDe View Post
    I'm not really a big beat box fan, but I came across this one a while back and thought it was pretty interesting...
    Hmm, nothing new. I saw Ian Anderson doing something similar way back in the 70's.

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