name a piano artist that does acid
 

I'll give an example, vice versa outlawz - real talk mood.

I am sick and tired of people using the incorrect pronoun.

It is, "Name a piano player who does acid."

When a pronoun refers to a person, you're supposed to use "who." When a pronoun refers to an inanimate object, that's when you use "that."

"The computer that crashed."
"The plumber who fixed my clogged drain."

I suppose animals could go either way:

"The cat that caught the mouse," or, "The cat who caught the mouse."

Simple rule that too many people get wrong!

I know a lot of musicians did acid in the sixties. I'm sure a few of them were piano players :D

Name me a pianee player that done did the acid.

Richard Wright

Wouldn't his piano burn up or dissolve?

The player would melt... his brain.

Does the piano artist do acid or does acid do the piano artist?

Shut up, dork.

No. :bonkhead: