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  1. 02-10-2014, 22:00 #49921
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    No thread too dead!
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    Hey McJr! How was the run?
    Just doing what I can to stay on this side of the dirt.
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    Nice try, Mick.... I see you!
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    Quote Originally Posted by SideShow Bob View Post
    Do you ever get the feeling that when you are talking, but nobody is listening ?.......
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    Some stuff in life is just cool.
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    Quote Originally Posted by TheBelly View Post
    Hey McJr! How was the run?
    Awesome...only 3mi tonight...running on pavent ruins my knees, and the snow turned to ice it'll be better once it all melts off. Then I can incorporate sprints days! We dwarves are natural sprinters!
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    Quote Originally Posted by TheBelly View Post
    it's still the same. All music, with the exception of some EARLY (think 1300s-1600s) and really modern stuff (like Jon Cage) is alll the same.....

    There have only been about 5 different composers who came up with something different:

    JS Bach
    WA Mozart
    LV Beethoven
    C Debussy
    A Schoenberg
    John Cage
    i think I would add Tchaikovsky to that list. Maybe not as fresh as Mozart, but he certainly was influential.

    and maybe Miley Cyrus. She certainly came up with something different...
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    Quote Originally Posted by HoneyBadger View Post
    i think I would add Tchaikovsky to that list. Maybe not as fresh as Mozart, but he certainly was influential.

    and maybe Miley Cyrus. She certainly came up with something different...

    Tchaikovsky could write the crap out of a melody, but his developmental sections go on and on and on and on and on and on and on......
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    The first movement of his violin concerto is one of my favorite pieces to play.

    such a simple and moving melody........ruined by extensive laddering.
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    Quote Originally Posted by HoneyBadger View Post
    i think I would add Tchaikovsky to that list. Maybe not as fresh as Mozart, but he certainly was influential.

    and maybe Miley Cyrus. She certainly came up with something different...
    I have a love-hate relationship with that list.
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    Quote Originally Posted by bogie View Post
    I have a love-hate relationship with that list.
    My original list or HB's list?
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