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I believe that word you could have found is “ban”. :yes:Quote:
Originally Posted by Big_John
You better edit that crap before I tailor a custom one, just for you, “Big” John. Got the subliminal, genius? You better.
I wouldn’t allow such mocking towards no other member, and certainly not when it’s directed towards Spino, BKS and me. Don’t test my nerves, or we'll test who the actual kid here is.
And next time, think before you type.
uh, ok.. anyway it's just a joke, but i edited it just you, mr asst mod.Quote:
Originally Posted by voigtkampf
oh btw,
sergei rachmaninov - andante con moto (2nd mvmt) from symphonic dances op. 45
When you spent two more years here and I get to know you, and add a smiley to your comment in just the right way, then I might consider it to be a joke. This way you just managed to annoy the hell out of me. Don’t do it again, please. I believe that someone listening to such refined music, which complete understanding demands quite an enlightened, intellectual and sensible spirit would hardly act in such an clumsy and unsophisticated way. Make in future your jokes resemble the tender, yet firm and profound compositions of Rachmaninov. ~:handball:
what about marilyn manson?Quote:
Originally Posted by voigtkampf
marilyn manson - the dope show
*banned*
Martin Denny. "The Exotic Sounds of Martin Denny". He died a few days ago. I'm more of a Les Baxter man myself. Absolutely superb.
"Colonial Mentality" - Fela Kuti. Whew. ~:cool:
"cold" by crossfade
about to be listinin to some led zep
The Mars Volta - Televators
bela bartók - 7th dance: dismayed, the princess attempts to hurry after the prince, but the forest bars her way - finale from "the wooden prince"
is anyone else familiar with the wooden prince? it's simply superb, and one of my favorites from the 20th century.
I'm not much for 20th century classical music. I'm more Baroque Era to Impressionist.Quote:
Originally Posted by Big_John
Johann Christian Bach - Sinfonia III in E-Flat (T. 285/5)
Comfortably numb-Floyd...yet again
how old are you? i'm wondering if it's a generational thing is why i ask (i'm 27). i like most 'classical' music (i.e. euro-american art music). the classical period (mozart, haydn, cpe bach, etc) is actually my least favorite. have you heard much bartók? if you the impressionists (speaking mainly of ravel), i'd think you'd dig the chromaticism of guys like bartók. if you haven't heard them, check out the wooden prince and bluebeard's castle from your local library. :yes:Quote:
Originally Posted by TheSilverKnight
william byrd - agnus dei from "mass for four voices"
a party
ooooh Billy Byrd ~DQuote:
Originally Posted by Big_John
I'm 17. I have heard Bartok, but his stuff just doesn't do it. My favourite composer of all time is Handel, but recently I've been studying the music of J.S. Bach's sons...pretty good stuff there :book: Haydn is good as well, only recently got into his stuff.
Franz Joseph Haydn - Andante Con Variazioni in F Minor
ahh, you're but a pup. :snobby:Quote:
Originally Posted by TheSilverKnight
when you've matured, you'll come to realize the grandeur of 20th century euro-american art music. :toff:
seriously though, not that this would happen to you, but i didn't like a lot of more modern music when i was younger (early teens). actually started with classical and moved my way up, chronologically. except when i fell backward into baroque and elizabethan a few years back.. hmm... and now my fav composer of all time, usually, is prokofiev. go figure.
anyway what's up now:
nikolai rimsky-korskov - scena e canto gitano (allegretto) - 4th mvmt from "capriccio espagnol".
Bah, what is it with you culturalists, what is wrong with some good old rock? Bring on A Perfect Circle! ~D
nothing is wrong with good ole rock! actually it is the best that is! ~:cool:
"Up on the Downstroke" - Ernest Ranglin ~:cool:
"Skating away on the thin ice of a new day" Jethro Tull.
Led Zeppelin: Babe I\m Gonna Leave You
Started listening o them recently, quite good stuff!
Faith no More - I introduce yourself CD, song playing at the moment - Anne's song. I haven't played this album for about one and a half years, I can't understand why though, as it is the best album they did, and is absolutely brilliant.
rolling stones...honky tonk woman
New Order - Bizzare Love Trinagle (Extended Mix)
"I Am That I Am" - Peter Tosh (Oh yeah!! A favorite Tosh song.) ~:cool:
"Jam Sandwich" - Karl Denson
Lou Reed-Take a Walk on the Wild Side.
"And the coloured girls go..."
Symphony no. 41 in C Major - Mozart
I feel so classy...
Copland, Aaron. An Outdoor Overture.
Very bombastic, but suprisingly easy to perform. I know, because this one time, at band camp... ~:cool:
A.
Machine Called Man - Only Now, decent, little known metal band, Eradosan over at .com actually did the sound mastering on their CD (2.004) which is how I heard about them.
Check out their site Machine Called Man
Blind Guardian - And then there was silence.
Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh.
My chemical Romance: I'm not okay and Era by cymande has just come on ~D
Machaut, Guillaume de. Rose, liz, printemps, verdure.
Exquisite! ~:)
The mediaeval / early Renaissance repertory is undoubtedly my favourite, but Bartók is not far behind.
Does anyone here have an opinion on Janáček?
A.
never cared much for janáček. he strikes me as similar to rimsky-korsakov in the respect that when i listen to him, i'm always waiting for the music to achieve it's potential, and it never quite gets there for some reason (of course musically, there's little similarity). as compared to his near-contemporary czech composers, dvorak is obviously superior, and smetana's melodic sense engages me more. basically, janáček is one of those guys that is interesting and somewhat forward-looking, but not very memorable.Quote:
Originally Posted by Degtyarev14.5
boards of canada - alpha and omega
Rollins Band - Weight (CD), the current song playing is Tired.
Haydn - Symphony Number 85 'La Reine' ~D
Dragonforce - Prepare for war.
Yellow Magic Orchestra (YMO). Next up is Isao Tomita's version of Holst's "The Planets." I guess I'm in a synthy Japanese mood.
Tool - Aenima, love this song, it is awesome! ~D
The Door to our Garden is open... I hear a Flex-Saw, some Chickens and the Neigbor's Children playing some strange thing. Ah, now there's a Dog barking and arguing with the Cock of the Chickens...
Black Sabbath - Wheels of confusion.
:D
the throbbing of my head....
Front 242, Welcome to Paradise (YA!):
Hey Poor! Hey Poor!! Hey Poor ... you don't have to be poor anymore!!!
JESUS IS HERE! (Allelujiah!)
j-j-je-JESUS IS HERE!!
Oh God I'm a sinner! I deserve to go to hell!!
Oh God I'm a sinner! I deserve to go to hell!!
INNNNN THE NAMMME OF JESUS!!
Jesus is the ... son of God ... Jesus is the ... son of God ...
No ... No ... NO ... NO ....
NO-SEX-BEFORE-MARRIAGE!
hehe-he-he-he-HEH-HEH-HEH .... hehe-he-he-he-HEHEHEH ...
JESUS IS HERE!!! (Don't tell the devil)
Hey Poor ... you don't have to be Jesus ...
***
feed the felines ... feed the felines ...
man, this stuff is GREAT for unhinged loons.
Toga ~:confused:
Anyway, listening to Deftones - Change (In The House Of Flies)
Lol, no worries m8 ... tongue-in-cheek techno extreme from the late 80s or so. Great samples of southern US preachers doing their thing, layered over a cacaphony of burbling synths and a driving techno beat. My favorite part is the twisted, screaming guitar that threatens apocalypse over it all. Thes guys put out a lot of extremely bizarre stuff, much of which is technically brilliant.
Surely you didn't think I was waxing religious??!! If so, shame on you. :furious3:
Hmm ... if by the slight chance anyone finds my listening choice and description offensive, please forgive me, have some charity in your heart, for I am a hopeless sinner and I'm going to HEEELLLLLL!!!
hehe. ~D
Whew ... need to balance that out a bit. How's this, an anthem of sorts since high school when it was fresh:
(This band needs no introduction):
Living easy, lovin' free
Season ticket on a one-way ride
Asking nothing, leave me be
Taking everything in my stride
Don't need reason, don't need rhyme
Ain't nothing I would rather do
Going down, party time
My friends are gonna be there too
I'm on the highway to hell
No stop signs, speed limit
Nobody's gonna slow me down
Like a wheel, gonna spin it
Nobody's gonna mess me round
Hey Satan, paid my dues
Playing in a rocking band
Hey Momma, look at me
I'm on my way to the promised land
I'm on the highway to hell
(Don't stop me)
***
Cya soon, Bon baby. :bow:
Gotta go ... luv the next song so much I gotta get my racketball racket, CRANK IT, and do some air guitar. :guitarist:
Arch Enemy - We will rise.
Tear down the walls
Wake up the world
Ignorance is not bliss
So fed up with second best
Our time is here and now
I am the enemy
I am the antidote
Watch me closely
I will stand up - now
We will rise
Rise above
Stereotype Fools
Playing the game
Nothing unique
They all look the same
In this sea of mediocrity
I can be anything
Anything I want to be
We will rise
- Death metal at its best!
Guns and Roses, Paradise city
God I love this song.
Soviet nationl anthym preformed by the read army choir.
System of a down - Needles.
Chopin Etudes, performed by Maurizio Pollini (I like classical music in the morning).
slayer: Dittohead, what a tune it is ~D
Isn't it a Pity by George Harrison, who is the best Beatle. ~D Followed closely by John...
Harrison was an excellent guitarist, and underrated songwriter, but he doesn't really compare to Lennon, in my opinion, who was a bona fide musical genius...Quote:
Originally Posted by Steppe Merc
I like Paul McCartney because he did so much to raise the profile of the bass guitar in rock music.
Race with the Devil, from Elegant Gypsy, by Al Dimeola and crew.
Treivery Corporation (rather self-contradicting name but it's a good band)
honky tonk woman-Stones
Antonio Vivaldi - L'Estro Armonico - 12 Concertos, Opus 3 ~D
REO Speedwagon: I'm gonna keep on loving you.
What? I like the song. ~;)
:sick2: *grabs a bucket*
nah ... whatever floats your boat, m8. At least it isn't "Heard it from a Friend" ... [shudders] ...
In all fairness, we did "Back on the Road Again" in one of my earlier bands, and I enjoyed the Hammond B3 organ parts.
Kaiser Chiefs - employment
Well if it makes you feel any better, I just listened to Andrea Bocelli and Floyd's Cymbaline right after.
Like I said, I like the REO Speedwagon song. I also like Barry Manilow and Celine Dion. I guess I'm very secure in my manhood. ~:smoking:
Medieval Total War soundtrack.
Yeah, but some of his stuff after the Beatles wasn't the best. Imagine was awesome, but his whole Yoko obsession was annoying. Don't get me wrong, I think John is awesome, I just like George more.Quote:
Harrison was an excellent guitarist, and underrated songwriter, but he doesn't really compare to Lennon, in my opinion, who was a bona fide musical genius...
I'm more of a McCartney man, myself. Many a day i've put on 'yesterday' while sulking around the house and, for some odd reason, end up feeling better. ~:joker:Quote:
Originally Posted by Steppe Merc
Besides, i just think he had a better voice than lennon.
BOT
Queen - Fat Bottom Girls
Queen are the best for insomniacs!
HammerFall - secrets.
Off the new HammerFall album!!!!!!!!!!!!! It rocks your socks off, it is great.
"Hard Time Loving" - Mutabaruka. Great background atmospherics complementing the rhythm.
A very nice, catchy song. ~:)Quote:
Originally Posted by Cygnus X - 1
Tool
Sober
There's a shadow just behind me,
shrouding every breath I take,
making every promise empty,
pointing every finger at me.
Waiting like a stalking butler
who upon the finger rests.
Murder now the path called "must we"
just before the son has come.
Jesus, won't you f***ing whistle
something but the past and done?
Why can't we not be sober?
I just want to start this over.
Why can't we drink forever.
I just want to start things over.
I am just a worthless liar.
I am just an imbecile.
I will only complicate you.
Trust in me and fall as well.
I will find a center in you.
I will chew it up and leave,
I will work to elevate you
just enough to bring you down.
Trust me.
Mother Mary won't you whisper
something but what's past and done.
Trust me.
I want what I want.
Great song! ~D
Just grabbing Arch Enemy - We Will Rise at the moment.
Beastie Boys-you gotta fight for your right to party
Esteban Salas (1725-1803) - Si al ver en el oriente
Dream Theatre - Finally Free
Whole lotta Rosie followed by Lamb lies down on Broadway, nothing beats nostalgia
.....Orda
listening to a trio of Spanish Baroque Music CD's...
First... Coro Exaudi de la Habana - A Latin American Baroque Christmas
then... Chanticleer - Mexican Baroque
last... Baroque Orchestra of Madrid - Madrid 1752: Sacred Music from the Royal Chapel of Spain
~D Oh the Baroqueness!!
Unser Rommel( Our Rommel) the themesong of Afrika Crops.
2 legit 2 quit Mc hammer
Holy H Christ, that's cool!Quote:
Originally Posted by ah_dut
Anyway, i'm listening to a bit of the ol' led zep 1.
Specifically, 'You shook me'.
Feelin' funky, so it's The Best of James Brown.
Docta!!
Lordi - Get Heavy
"I Am that I Am" - Peter Tosh. The song is simply amazing! ~:)
At the ORG, it's always Hammertime! :jumping: ~;)Quote:
Originally Posted by ah dut
Hush - LL Cool J
I know...very sad MC hammer had to sell his golden toilet
The Smiths-Cemetary Gates