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Thread: The soundtrack to your life
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08-08-2007 #21Veteran Poster
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Smashing Pumpkins "Muzzle"
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08-08-2007 #22Junior Poster
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If you wanna see over the top you should check out Lang Lang's interpretation of Liszt's Liebestraum on youtube. Talk about feeling the music haha
Originally Posted by youcancallmeclaire
Liszt is okay, but I find alot of his stuff too epic and over the top like Mozart. Originally Posted by manbearpig
Ahh, Chopin...the pianist in my loves you <3 but I'm more of a Liszt kinda man...he was a total ham
As far as orchestral composers go, I'm really into Stravinsky and Schoenburg. The more bizarre and disjointed, the better.
I <3 me some Webern as well.
Oh yeah. And Scriabin. He's nuts.
More people need to listen to classical music.
More people totally need to listen to classical. Or learn an instrument!
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08-08-2007 #23Professional Poster
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I watched it, but for some reason he didn't seem very sincere to me. It was like a parody. Originally Posted by manbearpig
Nothing really wrong with his playing though.
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08-08-2007 #24Junior Poster
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You're right about that. The comments on his videos are usually pretty colorful too. But his playing is nice as long as you can't see him. Originally Posted by youcancallmeclaire
I watched it, but for some reason he didn't seem very sincere to me. It was like a parody. Originally Posted by manbearpig
Nothing really wrong with his playing though.
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08-09-2007 #25Rookie Poster
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Nirvana - The Man Who Sold The World
Velvet Underground - Venus in Furs
Godsmack - Voodoo
Green Day - Reject
The Doors - Whiskey Bar
Jimi Hendrix - Manic Depression
NOFX - Liza and Louise
Cypress Hill - Hits From The Bong
Slayer - Jesus Saves
The William Tell Overture
Rage Against the Machine - Down Rodeo
"He who makes a beast of himself gets rid of the pain of being a man."
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Frank Zappa - The entire collection of works
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08-09-2007 #27Junior Poster
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NiN - Piggy
Link Wray
Roy Orbison
Van Morrison
The Doors
Nirvana - Lithium
Dillinger Escape Plan - 4th Grade Dropout
Radiohead - Karma Police
Smashing Pumpkins - Zero
The Smiths
Randy Newman
Tom Waits
GZA - 4th Chamber
The Cramps
Babyshambles
Toilet Boys - Living Like a Millionaire
Kool Keith as Dr Octagon
Ween
Teddybears - PunkRocker
White Zombie - Super Charger Heaven
Pantera - Walk
Enjoy! ^^
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08-10-2007 #28Banned again for being a jizzmop, oh well! Gold Poster
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Now, what would have been the early soundtracks to everyones lives? Like early grade school. Kiss was dominant for most of my generation at that time. We were listening to Kiss and trading Star Wars cards. Heh. I don't think I could listen to an entire Kiss album/cd anymore, but it seemed pretty cool at the time.
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08-10-2007 #29Rookie Poster
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here are my 3 songs
moonlight sonata first movment
moonlight sonata third movment
and requiem
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08-10-2007 #30Professional Poster
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As a kid? It's funny but I've got to go with Dick Dale again and his cover of "Miserlou". I thought it was the coolest thing I'd ever heard back in '63 and it's still in my top 10.
After that it would have been "Shout Bamalama" by Otis Reading and the Pinetoppers and the intro to "Where Did Our Love Go" by the Supremes.
Anything by Otis,Wilson Pickett and Sam Cooke was cool then. Sam Cooke,IMO,is the smoothest human being that ever lived. You can't get any cooler than Sam Cooke,it ain't possible.
Ancient Pervert.
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