I was wondering if students can post on the site wma/mp3 recordings of songs they have been workin on? If so can some nice person
let me know how/where to do it.

Thanks

Graham

Andy

Yeah,,, the vid idea is a good one. Next time I get together with my bro and folks
perhaps we could do a number. Are the vids stored in a particular section or do you
put them up on this thread ?

G

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