OK, so I know it’s meant to be funny, the guy probably can play and I’m completely missing the point by moaning at his mock-bad recorder when it’s all a clever (?) skit on the usual nauseatingly faux-emotional ‘Titanic effect’, but I still don’t like it and lasted little more than a minute before hitting the ‘back’ button to tell you so…
[Dangers of Mock-Phonetics, Part 2] Which, to a Scots speaker, implies something like ‘dezcahrruntay’ (note the rolled ‘r’)! But (talking about ‘the real thing’ for a moment), who’s noticed (and it would be difficult not to!) that Celine Dion actually sings ‘that_ch the heart does go on’ in the first two choruses?
It’s more “that_tsss” The old singer trick (used by old singers!) of modifying plosive voiceless stop consonants with fricatives or affricates (usually “s”) to avoid breath-popping the microphone. Or extending liquid/nasal consonants to define them (“Billy Jean_sss, that’s my girl”). Yep, sounds weird.
Céline also sings: “… my heart will go on_d and on”.
He keeps them to himseff .. the b .. lichen .. he actually has a nice blonde there … but she’s in the kindling box!
and for some reason, people keep bringing in these swweet little gals in al kindz of keys .. and they all go out a bit sweeter.
Go figure.
As for me .. Well .. I like the general midi backing . but the girl is .. welll … descante’ to the maxe’ (spell checkers can find the translation of this in the bottom left hand drawer of the official typo file in the authorized Vogon central repository (just hold out yer thumb).