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[b]Treasure Moment wrote: [/b]
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[b]inu-liger wrote: [/b]
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[b]Treasure Moment wrote: [/b]
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[b]ThomasQuinn wrote: [/b]
Little boy, I compose film music; I study music theory (and the whole point about classical music is that it revolves, one way or another, about *classical theory*; that's the main difference with other styles; no other style of music demands so absolutely and strenuously that composers are familiar with theory), I study philosophy of music, I have analyzed quite a number of compositions, classical and other, and I concern myself with music in every way I can. Do not tell me that I do not know music, because you are making a fool of yourself. It is the one thing I can be absolutely sure I know more about than you.
And you still haven't answered my question: what is classical music, according to you? And what is classical about *your* music?
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I dont know or care about music theory so i cant explain it that but i just know when i hear it. Our music has alot of classical influence and its better than anything you could ever compose, im just saying this because you constantly talk shit about us, must be cause of jealousy :D
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Your 'classical music' is about as classical as 1998 Britney Spears.
Honestly, you either KNOW music theory by written and studied definition, or you don't. You obviously don't know, because you only go by a half-assed [b]assumption[/b] that you understand it just because you only listen to classical music as a [i][b]casual listener[/b][/i], not as a student taking the real deal (academic course) in a controlled, verifiable environment.
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I can HEAR if we have classical influence or not, simple as that, i dont need unnecessary music education, we go by feeling. Whatever you want to call it, [b]we[/b] call it good music that has depth and is creative and not predictable and has emotion.
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Bolded for clarification: YOU think it's good music. Unfortunately, most of us don't think that way.
Also, I hardly think your music is unpredictable (Why do I get the feeling you guys always think you have the newest 'Bohemian Rhapsody' every time you come up with a crap demo?)
OK, certainly YOU can hear where YOUR influence comes from, but also WE don't think it's classical in the true sense of the word at all.
That said, you can't go around calling your music 'classical'. That music genre belongs to the REAL people who made REAL classical music centuries ago. I'm sure they call it classical for a reason, and therefore have the music theory courses taught in academic settings.
At best, 'neo-classical' would be more proper for your style.
Do you honestly think you're any better than classical composers like Beethoven or Pachelbel?
Until you take music theory and demonstrate a proficient knowledge of it, you're only going to get your ass laughed at continuously over and over for your grand claims.
Anyways, please less classical and more ROCK.
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Also I just LOVE it when you conveniently answer my posts upon command
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[b]Micrówave wrote: [/b]
No, I have no life compared to you, oh great one.
I don't compose film music; I don't study music theory anymore, I don't study philosophy of music, I have never analyzed quite a number of compositions, classical and other, and I ignore music in every way I can.
What do you suggest, Kal-El?
But now that you had your ass handed to you in the Gaza thread, you probably are searching for something as well. Watch out for that green glowing rock from space.
(I think this is the point where you should call me a nazi again... just for fun!)[/QUOTE]
Dude, this is not cool, seriously.
If you fuckmates wanna continue fighting elsewhere, by all means make your own goddamn topic for yourselfs in Personal or whatever, but STOP bringing it into other topics that are irrelevant to your bitchslapping.
[b]Micrówave wrote: [/b]
No, I have no life compared to you, oh great one.
I don't compose film music; I don't study music theory anymore, I don't study philosophy of music, I have never analyzed quite a number of compositions, classical and other, and I ignore music in every way I can.
What do you suggest, Kal-El?
But now that you had your ass handed to you in the Gaza thread, you probably are searching for something as well. Watch out for that green glowing rock from space.
(I think this is the point where you should call me a nazi again... just for fun!)[/QUOTE]
Dude, this is not cool, seriously.
If you fuckmates wanna continue fighting elsewhere, by all means make your own goddamn topic for yourselfs in Personal or whatever, but STOP bringing it into other topics that are irrelevant to your bitchslapping.
TM's music creative, and not predictable? So playing arpeggios while never leaving the home key is creative and unpredictable now? And "classically influenced" because TM thinks it 'sounds classical'? I'm beginning to wonder if TM is speaking an entirely different language from the rest of us (Newspeak comes to mind; if not that, it's probably Double Dutch).
My question stands: what, TM, do you call classical music?
My question stands: what, TM, do you call classical music?
I dunno guys.
[url=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Oo8U6qw31j8]I think this is way better[/url]
But what would I know, I'm just a mindless sheep!
[url=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Oo8U6qw31j8]I think this is way better[/url]
But what would I know, I'm just a mindless sheep!
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[b]Zebonka12 wrote: [/b]
I dunno guys.
[url=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Oo8U6qw31j8]I think this is way better[/url]
But what would I know, I'm just a mindless sheep!
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Haha! TM clearly looks, as I said before, pretty uncomfortable there, and takes over a minute to realize his amp isn't really on, and misses the first note or two going into the chorus. Notice how he tries to hide from sight to the side, behind the stage props?
[b]Zebonka12 wrote: [/b]
I dunno guys.
[url=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Oo8U6qw31j8]I think this is way better[/url]
But what would I know, I'm just a mindless sheep!
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Haha! TM clearly looks, as I said before, pretty uncomfortable there, and takes over a minute to realize his amp isn't really on, and misses the first note or two going into the chorus. Notice how he tries to hide from sight to the side, behind the stage props?
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[b]inu-liger wrote: [/b]
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[b]Zebonka12 wrote: [/b]
I dunno guys.
[url=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Oo8U6qw31j8]I think this is way better[/url]
But what would I know, I'm just a mindless sheep!
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Haha! TM clearly looks, as I said before, pretty uncomfortable there, and takes over a minute to realize his amp isn't really on, and misses the first note or two going into the chorus. Notice how he tries to hide from sight to the side, behind the stage props?
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the amp was on, it was just that the synth was much higher so i had to turn up the volume even more and it was a little stage so it was pretty uncomfortable.
[b]inu-liger wrote: [/b]
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[b]Zebonka12 wrote: [/b]
I dunno guys.
[url=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Oo8U6qw31j8]I think this is way better[/url]
But what would I know, I'm just a mindless sheep!
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Haha! TM clearly looks, as I said before, pretty uncomfortable there, and takes over a minute to realize his amp isn't really on, and misses the first note or two going into the chorus. Notice how he tries to hide from sight to the side, behind the stage props?
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the amp was on, it was just that the synth was much higher so i had to turn up the volume even more and it was a little stage so it was pretty uncomfortable.
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[b]ThomasQuinn wrote: [/b]
TM's music creative, and not predictable? So playing arpeggios while never leaving the home key is creative and unpredictable now? And "classically influenced" because TM thinks it 'sounds classical'? I'm beginning to wonder if TM is speaking an entirely different language from the rest of us (Newspeak comes to mind; if not that, it's probably Double Dutch).
My question stands: what, TM, do you call classical music?
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what do you think? silly question
[b]ThomasQuinn wrote: [/b]
TM's music creative, and not predictable? So playing arpeggios while never leaving the home key is creative and unpredictable now? And "classically influenced" because TM thinks it 'sounds classical'? I'm beginning to wonder if TM is speaking an entirely different language from the rest of us (Newspeak comes to mind; if not that, it's probably Double Dutch).
My question stands: what, TM, do you call classical music?
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what do you think? silly question
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[b]inu-liger wrote: [/b]
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[b]Treasure Moment wrote: [/b]
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[b]inu-liger wrote: [/b]
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[b]Treasure Moment wrote: [/b]
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[b]ThomasQuinn wrote: [/b]
Little boy, I compose film music; I study music theory (and the whole point about classical music is that it revolves, one way or another, about *classical theory*; that's the main difference with other styles; no other style of music demands so absolutely and strenuously that composers are familiar with theory), I study philosophy of music, I have analyzed quite a number of compositions, classical and other, and I concern myself with music in every way I can. Do not tell me that I do not know music, because you are making a fool of yourself. It is the one thing I can be absolutely sure I know more about than you.
And you still haven't answered my question: what is classical music, according to you? And what is classical about *your* music?
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I dont know or care about music theory so i cant explain it that but i just know when i hear it. Our music has alot of classical influence and its better than anything you could ever compose, im just saying this because you constantly talk shit about us, must be cause of jealousy :D
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Your 'classical music' is about as classical as 1998 Britney Spears.
Honestly, you either KNOW music theory by written and studied definition, or you don't. You obviously don't know, because you only go by a half-assed [b]assumption[/b] that you understand it just because you only listen to classical music as a [i][b]casual listener[/b][/i], not as a student taking the real deal (academic course) in a controlled, verifiable environment.
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I can HEAR if we have classical influence or not, simple as that, i dont need unnecessary music education, we go by feeling. Whatever you want to call it, [b]we[/b] call it good music that has depth and is creative and not predictable and has emotion.
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Bolded for clarification: YOU think it's good music. Unfortunately, most of us don't think that way.
Also, I hardly think your music is unpredictable (Why do I get the feeling you guys always think you have the newest 'Bohemian Rhapsody' every time you come up with a crap demo?)
OK, certainly YOU can hear where YOUR influence comes from, but also WE don't think it's classical in the true sense of the word at all.
That said, you can't go around calling your music 'classical'. That music genre belongs to the REAL people who made REAL classical music centuries ago. I'm sure they call it classical for a reason, and therefore have the music theory courses taught in academic settings.
At best, 'neo-classical' would be more proper for your style.
Do you honestly think you're any better than classical composers like Beethoven or Pachelbel?
Until you take music theory and demonstrate a proficient knowledge of it, you're only going to get your ass laughed at continuously over and over for your grand claims.
Anyways, please less classical and more ROCK.
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once again you are trying to change us, do i say to you "hey inu, stop playing that shit and start playing R&B" or some shit like that? we like classical music and its a big influence in this band, Queen also had a huge classical influence and that is freddies compositions.
[b]inu-liger wrote: [/b]
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[b]Treasure Moment wrote: [/b]
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[b]inu-liger wrote: [/b]
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[b]Treasure Moment wrote: [/b]
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[b]ThomasQuinn wrote: [/b]
Little boy, I compose film music; I study music theory (and the whole point about classical music is that it revolves, one way or another, about *classical theory*; that's the main difference with other styles; no other style of music demands so absolutely and strenuously that composers are familiar with theory), I study philosophy of music, I have analyzed quite a number of compositions, classical and other, and I concern myself with music in every way I can. Do not tell me that I do not know music, because you are making a fool of yourself. It is the one thing I can be absolutely sure I know more about than you.
And you still haven't answered my question: what is classical music, according to you? And what is classical about *your* music?
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I dont know or care about music theory so i cant explain it that but i just know when i hear it. Our music has alot of classical influence and its better than anything you could ever compose, im just saying this because you constantly talk shit about us, must be cause of jealousy :D
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Your 'classical music' is about as classical as 1998 Britney Spears.
Honestly, you either KNOW music theory by written and studied definition, or you don't. You obviously don't know, because you only go by a half-assed [b]assumption[/b] that you understand it just because you only listen to classical music as a [i][b]casual listener[/b][/i], not as a student taking the real deal (academic course) in a controlled, verifiable environment.
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I can HEAR if we have classical influence or not, simple as that, i dont need unnecessary music education, we go by feeling. Whatever you want to call it, [b]we[/b] call it good music that has depth and is creative and not predictable and has emotion.
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Bolded for clarification: YOU think it's good music. Unfortunately, most of us don't think that way.
Also, I hardly think your music is unpredictable (Why do I get the feeling you guys always think you have the newest 'Bohemian Rhapsody' every time you come up with a crap demo?)
OK, certainly YOU can hear where YOUR influence comes from, but also WE don't think it's classical in the true sense of the word at all.
That said, you can't go around calling your music 'classical'. That music genre belongs to the REAL people who made REAL classical music centuries ago. I'm sure they call it classical for a reason, and therefore have the music theory courses taught in academic settings.
At best, 'neo-classical' would be more proper for your style.
Do you honestly think you're any better than classical composers like Beethoven or Pachelbel?
Until you take music theory and demonstrate a proficient knowledge of it, you're only going to get your ass laughed at continuously over and over for your grand claims.
Anyways, please less classical and more ROCK.
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once again you are trying to change us, do i say to you "hey inu, stop playing that shit and start playing R&B" or some shit like that? we like classical music and its a big influence in this band, Queen also had a huge classical influence and that is freddies compositions.
We still haven't seen the "performing in front of thousands of people" video, or am I missing something?
Another question; what exactly is your classical influence then? You seem quite convinced that you have that style of playing, so which composers or classical eras are you particularly fond of? Is it Bach, Liszt, Couperin, Beethoven, Pachelbel or that wonderful classical inspired supergroup Europe? Because I can't hear any classical influence, just crappy '80's wannabe-interesting synthpop.
Another question; what exactly is your classical influence then? You seem quite convinced that you have that style of playing, so which composers or classical eras are you particularly fond of? Is it Bach, Liszt, Couperin, Beethoven, Pachelbel or that wonderful classical inspired supergroup Europe? Because I can't hear any classical influence, just crappy '80's wannabe-interesting synthpop.
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[b]Treasure Moment wrote: [/b]
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[b]ThomasQuinn wrote: [/b]
TM's music creative, and not predictable? So playing arpeggios while never leaving the home key is creative and unpredictable now? And "classically influenced" because TM thinks it 'sounds classical'? I'm beginning to wonder if TM is speaking an entirely different language from the rest of us (Newspeak comes to mind; if not that, it's probably Double Dutch).
My question stands: what, TM, do you call classical music?
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what do you think? silly question
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Be honest; you don't know, do you?
[b]Treasure Moment wrote: [/b]
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[b]ThomasQuinn wrote: [/b]
TM's music creative, and not predictable? So playing arpeggios while never leaving the home key is creative and unpredictable now? And "classically influenced" because TM thinks it 'sounds classical'? I'm beginning to wonder if TM is speaking an entirely different language from the rest of us (Newspeak comes to mind; if not that, it's probably Double Dutch).
My question stands: what, TM, do you call classical music?
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what do you think? silly question
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Be honest; you don't know, do you?
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[b]ThomasQuinn wrote: [/b]
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[b]Treasure Moment wrote: [/b]
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[b]ThomasQuinn wrote: [/b]
TM's music creative, and not predictable? So playing arpeggios while never leaving the home key is creative and unpredictable now? And "classically influenced" because TM thinks it 'sounds classical'? I'm beginning to wonder if TM is speaking an entirely different language from the rest of us (Newspeak comes to mind; if not that, it's probably Double Dutch).
My question stands: what, TM, do you call classical music?
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what do you think? silly question
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Be honest; you don't know, do you?
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dont be an idiot, its so obvious its embaressing that you ask, mozart, beethoven, chopin etc, stop making a big deal out of it, we have some classical influence and thats it, none of the mainstream bands can compare with tm, fact.
[b]ThomasQuinn wrote: [/b]
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[b]Treasure Moment wrote: [/b]
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[b]ThomasQuinn wrote: [/b]
TM's music creative, and not predictable? So playing arpeggios while never leaving the home key is creative and unpredictable now? And "classically influenced" because TM thinks it 'sounds classical'? I'm beginning to wonder if TM is speaking an entirely different language from the rest of us (Newspeak comes to mind; if not that, it's probably Double Dutch).
My question stands: what, TM, do you call classical music?
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what do you think? silly question
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Be honest; you don't know, do you?
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dont be an idiot, its so obvious its embaressing that you ask, mozart, beethoven, chopin etc, stop making a big deal out of it, we have some classical influence and thats it, none of the mainstream bands can compare with tm, fact.
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[b]Treasure Moment wrote: [/b]
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[b]ThomasQuinn wrote: [/b]
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[b]Treasure Moment wrote: [/b]
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[b]ThomasQuinn wrote: [/b]
TM's music creative, and not predictable? So playing arpeggios while never leaving the home key is creative and unpredictable now? And "classically influenced" because TM thinks it 'sounds classical'? I'm beginning to wonder if TM is speaking an entirely different language from the rest of us (Newspeak comes to mind; if not that, it's probably Double Dutch).
My question stands: what, TM, do you call classical music?
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what do you think? silly question
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Be honest; you don't know, do you?
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dont be an idiot, its so obvious its embaressing that you ask, mozart, beethoven, chopin etc, stop making a big deal out of it, we have some classical influence and thats it, none of the mainstream bands can compare with tm, fact.
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Would you consider Messiaen a classical composer?
[b]Treasure Moment wrote: [/b]
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[b]ThomasQuinn wrote: [/b]
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[b]Treasure Moment wrote: [/b]
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[b]ThomasQuinn wrote: [/b]
TM's music creative, and not predictable? So playing arpeggios while never leaving the home key is creative and unpredictable now? And "classically influenced" because TM thinks it 'sounds classical'? I'm beginning to wonder if TM is speaking an entirely different language from the rest of us (Newspeak comes to mind; if not that, it's probably Double Dutch).
My question stands: what, TM, do you call classical music?
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what do you think? silly question
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Be honest; you don't know, do you?
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dont be an idiot, its so obvious its embaressing that you ask, mozart, beethoven, chopin etc, stop making a big deal out of it, we have some classical influence and thats it, none of the mainstream bands can compare with tm, fact.
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Would you consider Messiaen a classical composer?
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[b]knakenrudi wrote: [/b]
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[b]Treasure Moment wrote: [/b]
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[b]ThomasQuinn wrote: [/b]
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[b]Treasure Moment wrote: [/b]
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[b]ThomasQuinn wrote: [/b]
TM's music creative, and not predictable? So playing arpeggios while never leaving the home key is creative and unpredictable now? And "classically influenced" because TM thinks it 'sounds classical'? I'm beginning to wonder if TM is speaking an entirely different language from the rest of us (Newspeak comes to mind; if not that, it's probably Double Dutch).
My question stands: what, TM, do you call classical music?
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what do you think? silly question
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Be honest; you don't know, do you?
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dont be an idiot, its so obvious its embaressing that you ask, mozart, beethoven, chopin etc, stop making a big deal out of it, we have some classical influence and thats it, none of the mainstream bands can compare with tm, fact.
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Would you consider Messiaen a classical composer?
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i checked out 1 "song" and no it didnt sound like classical music, if its considered classical then its a very weird sub genre of it.
[b]knakenrudi wrote: [/b]
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[b]Treasure Moment wrote: [/b]
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[b]ThomasQuinn wrote: [/b]
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[b]Treasure Moment wrote: [/b]
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[b]ThomasQuinn wrote: [/b]
TM's music creative, and not predictable? So playing arpeggios while never leaving the home key is creative and unpredictable now? And "classically influenced" because TM thinks it 'sounds classical'? I'm beginning to wonder if TM is speaking an entirely different language from the rest of us (Newspeak comes to mind; if not that, it's probably Double Dutch).
My question stands: what, TM, do you call classical music?
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what do you think? silly question
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Be honest; you don't know, do you?
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dont be an idiot, its so obvious its embaressing that you ask, mozart, beethoven, chopin etc, stop making a big deal out of it, we have some classical influence and thats it, none of the mainstream bands can compare with tm, fact.
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Would you consider Messiaen a classical composer?
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i checked out 1 "song" and no it didnt sound like classical music, if its considered classical then its a very weird sub genre of it.
Hahahaha! And you talk about *feeling* in your music?
Olivier Messiaen was a French classical composer just before WWII. He fought the Germans and was caught after war broke out; while he was in a German P.O.W. camp he composed "Quatuor pour la fin du temps" (Quartet For the End of Times) for the musicians present in that camp. If that music lacks feeling and/or emotion according to you, you are officially a moron.
Have a listen over [url=http://www.atoposmusic.com/messiaen_ATP002_en.htm]here[/url].
Olivier Messiaen was a French classical composer just before WWII. He fought the Germans and was caught after war broke out; while he was in a German P.O.W. camp he composed "Quatuor pour la fin du temps" (Quartet For the End of Times) for the musicians present in that camp. If that music lacks feeling and/or emotion according to you, you are officially a moron.
Have a listen over [url=http://www.atoposmusic.com/messiaen_ATP002_en.htm]here[/url].