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WelshBloke said:
No one is that much of a fan of anodyne, soulless, made by numbers, mush music.
He be trolling.
And I say that as someone that had to have a stand up argument at work about how shit Andrew Lloyd Webber is and his crimes against music!
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Mariah is a detail-oriented writer. There's the good-enough standard...and then there's "extra work" in pepper notes here and there. She does the latter.

The Japanese took well to her long before my fandom started.
 
WelshBloke

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Torn Mind said:
Mariah is a detail-oriented writer. There's the good-enough standard...and then there's "extra work" in pepper notes here and there. She does the latter.

The Japanese took well to her long before my fandom started.
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The Japanese buy used panties out of vending machines, don't use them as an appeal to authority!
 
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WelshBloke said:
The Japanese buy used panties out of vending machines, don't use them as an appeal to authority!
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Japanese are pervy yes. But they do like their yearly Beethoven. And the 150k tickets sold in 2 hours for the Daydream included Japanese women buying them....they were in the audience based on the video recording.

Mozart's Clarinet Concerto, when performed with a basset clarinet...is basically a glimpse into the future 200 years from his time....not much difference in what is done in the first movement and what Mariah does. ;)
 
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Torn Mind said:
Japanese are pervy yes. But they do like their yearly Beethoven. And the 150k tickets sold in 2 hours for the Daydream included Japanese women buying them....they were in the audience based on the video recording.

Mozart's Clarinet Concerto, when performed with a basset clarinet...is basically a glimpse into the future 200 years from his time....not much difference in what is done in the first movement and what Mariah does. ;)
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I like a bit of Beethoven, I like a bit of Mozart, I go to the opera 6 or 7 times a year, I've been to La Scala, I'm a bit of a perve myself, I would tear my fucking ears off if you made me sit through an entire concert or Mariah giving it the "YeeeeeYYYYaaaAaaRrrrr".
 
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WelshBloke said:
I like a bit of Beethoven, I like a bit of Mozart, I go to the opera 6 or 7 times a year, I've been to La Scala, I'm a bit of a perve myself, I would tear my fucking ears off if you made me sit through an entire concert or Mariah giving it the "YeeeeeYYYYaaaAaaRrrrr".
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Well, I was slow myself because the timbre of her voice wasn't favorable to me on initial impression...I generally don't like "wind instruments" but the oboe and piccolo. I took to Frozen's soundtrack or Belinda Carlisle much faster and listened to that stuff on repeat.


I listened to 86 CDs of Beethoven....pretty useful to learn that he was a masterful arranger...which is why I like the piano trio of the Symphony No. 2 more than the orchestral version. I happen to like "Germania" as well.

I also bought a bunch of Mozart operas 15 years ago and listened to the recordings multiple times for the full 3 hours.
 
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WelshBloke said:
No one is that much of a fan of anodyne, soulless, made by numbers, mush music.
He be trolling.
And I say that as someone that had to have a stand up argument at work about how shit Andrew Lloyd Webber is and his crimes against music!
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Would you then say that the Phantom of the Opera is there, inside your mind?
 
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