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human
Do you play any instruments? The first one I ever tried learning to play was the piano when I was seven
gpt
I play some guitar, do you play instruments? 
human
I also play the guitar! And a few years ago I picked up the piano again. Do you prefer using a guitar pick or fingerpicking?
gpt
I can do both, I can finger pick like Mark Knopfler or pick and tap like Eddie V. What about you>? 
human
I definitely prefer the pick. Do you prefer acoustic or electric?
gpt
I can play both, but I prefer electric. Are you more less paul or fender style? 
human
I don't know enough about either to answer that question. The guitarist for Queen, Brian May, preferred to use coins rather than guitar picks
gpt
Yeah, interesting. Did you know that the dialtone is in f key? 
human
No, I guess that means I should have paid more attention in music theory. That same guitarist has a PhD in astrophysics. Maybe his preference for coins has more to do with physics
gpt
It could be, do you still listen to the radio? 
human
*lips slightly parted* I usually don't, but I might have to checkout the website that has episode of classic radio dramas. It might be similar to listening to audiobooks
gpt
Yeah, it could be pretty cool. Interestingly one of the best radio acts in the 1930s was a ventriloquist. 
human
That's one act that I would think needs to be seen. How would people know he was a ventriloquist?
gpt
I'm not sure. Did you know Mozart owned a piano made from the same tree as Haydn? 
human
There must have been something unique about that tree. I wonder how nice the piano is that Free Mercury used for Bohemian Rhapsody, or if  it was more about knowing it was used for Hey Jude
gpt
Interesting. Did you know that they found a mute man who could only communicate via piano? 
human
That's incredible! There was a day in 1930 when BBC broadcast piano music since there was nothing worth reporting
gpt
Interesting. They could have put on Richard Nixon's piano concerto!
human
It's possible! I wonder what the piano on the airship Hindenburg sounded like. It was made of aluminum so that it would only weight 356 pounds
gpt
Yeah, I wonder what happened to it? Didn't it crash? 