The most CRAZY thing you've done on an Instrument.

[Baby Eater]

This one time, at band cam- eh, too obvious.

OT:Well I played Uncle Tom's Cabin on drums. That's about the hardest song I've played.

 

[skitzo van]

Nothing really, since I treat my guitars like gold, but a guitarist called Bumblefoot has done everythang from shoving a half full soda can against the strings, to playing the guitar with his dick.

 

[emeraldrafael]

I made a a kunai out of a flute once.


Other then that... um.... I played Dark Side of the Moon in reverse on a guitar.

 

[BytByte]

Lately, I guess was playing Bach's fugue BWV 578 with in a sax quartet.

 

[MisterGobbles]

I believe I misinterpreted craziest as meaning most skilled. Therefore, I'd like to amend that probably the craziest thing I've done with my guitar would be to take my metal guitar slide and make freaky noises with it =) Good times, good times.

 

[Singularly Datarific]

I play trombone in marching band.
Last year, we played The Beatles for our field show, so Hey Jude was on there, sure enough. Anyways, my section leader played the opening solo of the song, and he failed to show on the homecoming game! A trumpet was frantically trying to learn the baritone part, and I just played it real quick off his music cuz I was bored. The Drum Major noticed, and press-ganged me into playing it for the show! I memorized it in 15 minutes flat, and played the crap out of it on the opening of the Song!
It was, by far, the greatest moment I've ever had playing an instrument!

 

[Outright Villainy]

Huh, that reminds me of a slightly more melodic Dilinger Escape Plan. As in crazy awesome.

I think slightly would be an understatement! Though DEP have been doing a lot more melodic stuff lately too, which is all good.

I'd recommend checking out SikTh and Periphery also, both awesome mathy/proggy bands.

 

[SL33TBL1ND]

Spoiler

That is all. Oh and the website actually exists.

 

[Sacman]

You know the over the shoulder guitar swing thing?
EDIT: Not me in the video.
Well I did it as a joke, the strap came off and the guitar went through a window.

I tried it too when I was in a band... it hit the bassist in the eye and he almost had it removed... but he got to wear an eyepatch for like six weeks...<.<

 

[Sacman]

teehee...<.<

 

[DP155ToneZone]

This at 200 BPM.

 

[tthor]

well, this one time, at band camp... wait, did you mean songs? oh, nevermind

 

[Why do I care]

Does bashing someone on the head with a violin count?

 

[Not-here-anymore]

I'm just waiting for the inevitable American Pie joke

Well, this one time, at band camp...
Happy now? And only ninja'd twice!

I think it would have to be either:
Whilst playing phantom of the opera, I decided I could play the overture louder than the rest of the band put together. Turns out that I could, but testing this during a concert was probably a bad idea...
Agreeing to play 1st trumpet parts for a jazz band on the euphonium, just because they couldn't find a decent trumpet player. Hard work, and doesn't sound so pretty.

 

[onewheeled]

I tried to learn Squeeze Me Macaroni on bass a while back. I only got the chorus down, everything else is just nucking futs.

Spoiler: NOT ME, I found this on Youtube. This is the song I tried to learn.

 

[Monkfish Acc.]

I, uh. I can play Boats and Birds by Gregory and the Hawk on my guitar.
Sometimes. Not very often.

Oh yeah, they call me Sick Riffs MacGee 'round these parts. That is my name. I play that guitar like a fucking champ.
I am THE guitar player. I sleep around on all the guitars and that's okay because I am just a suave ************.
SKILLED BRO

 

[crazypsyko666]

Well, I regularly play half of my friend's guitar solos ON HIS GUITAR, WHILE HE'S PLAYING THE OTHER HALF. It's funny.