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RE: Music Discussion thread - Kman - 06-26-2013
i'm pretty sure i'm the only one here that listens to punk except for allias and he's only into orgcore stuff and kind of andy and JAP so fukc
i did also just get back from a show with a wilhelm scream and the flatliners though and it was pretty fucking awesome, the energy was insane
RE: Music Discussion thread - PutraenusAlivius - 06-26-2013
Oh are we talking about music now?
RECOMMENDED.
I think TA is awesome. The feeling changes each time on The Battle of Hampton Roads. And that duo on To Old Friends and New was awesome!
RE: Music Discussion thread - FlawlessHappiness - 06-26-2013
I actually like Taylor Swift. The tunes are good, and yes the subjects is centered about finding someone to love, and break up with them again. Maybe that is just what some people want to hear. Just like watching sitcoms like Friends and How I Met Your Mother. Couples finding each other and breaking up.
RE: Music Discussion thread - Wooderson - 06-26-2013
(06-26-2013, 08:38 AM)Kman Wrote: i'm pretty sure i'm the only one here that listens to punk except for allias
You're pretty wrong.
RE: Music Discussion thread - PutraenusAlivius - 06-26-2013
(06-26-2013, 09:53 AM)BeeKayK Wrote: I actually like Taylor Swift. The tunes are good, and yes the subjects is centered about finding someone to love, and break up with them again. Maybe that is just what some people want to hear. Just like watching sitcoms like Friends and How I Met Your Mother. Couples finding each other and breaking up.
HIMYM is awesome. Legend, wait for it..... DARY! Is it true the latest season will premiere at 2014 or is S8 the last season?
RE: Music Discussion thread - Prelauncher - 06-26-2013
(06-26-2013, 08:38 AM)Kman Wrote: i'm pretty sure i'm the only one here that listens to punk except for allias and he's only into orgcore stuff and kind of andy and JAP so fukc
i did also just get back from a show with a wilhelm scream and the flatliners though and it was pretty fucking awesome, the energy was insane
I have nothing against punk, it's just not really my thing, I'm more into metal because I think the music is "better" (in lack of a better word) since it's more notes and less noise. I'm not saying that it IS like that and there are surely bands out there that proves me wrong, I'm just talking from my own experience. However I do enjoy a few of our swedish punk bands.
And those praising How I Met Your Mother: How aren't you bored yet? I watched up to season seven and then I realised, this is not funny. The lack of development and diversity in the series bored the hell out of me. But I admit, the first few seasons of HIMYM was pure gold, almost Scrubs level.
RE: Music Discussion thread - PutraenusAlivius - 06-26-2013
(06-26-2013, 12:07 PM)Prelauncher Wrote:(06-26-2013, 08:38 AM)Kman Wrote: i'm pretty sure i'm the only one here that listens to punk except for allias and he's only into orgcore stuff and kind of andy and JAP so fukc
i did also just get back from a show with a wilhelm scream and the flatliners though and it was pretty fucking awesome, the energy was insane
I have nothing against punk, it's just not really my thing, I'm more into metal because I think the music is "better" (in lack of a better word) since it's more notes and less noise. I'm not saying that it IS like that and there are surely bands out there that proves me wrong, I'm just talking from my own experience. However I do enjoy a few of our swedish punk bands.
And those praising How I Met Your Mother: How aren't you bored yet? I watched up to season seven and then I realised, this is not funny. The lack of development and diversity in the series bored the hell out of me. But I admit, the first few seasons of HIMYM was pure gold, almost Scrubs level.
Sometimes I do get bored in some episodes, but it's because of the Mother. I wanna know who it is and the events that lead Ted into meeting her. Oh and the soundtrack is amazing.
RE: Music Discussion thread - Nice - 06-26-2013
Anyone here into funk?
RE: Music Discussion thread - Wooderson - 06-26-2013
Funk did you say?
RE: Music Discussion thread - Bridge - 06-26-2013
(06-26-2013, 12:38 AM)Chronofluff Wrote: Am I the only one outraged at Lin's popularity despite her complete lack of musicianship?
Well my first impressions are that sound is only coming from the right headphone and the quality is so low you cannot even hear the middle voices, so I don't feel comfortable judging her playing based on this recording alone. However I do agree that it is played at an excessively quick tempo (in fact I didn't even recognize the piece at first), and subtlety is lacking from what I can hear.
What do you guys (Chrono and Kiandra) think of Gould's interpretation of Beethoven's 14th piano sonata? It's true that the Kempff version (of all the sonatas actually) arguably takes even more liberty with the tempo and dynamics but I just don't feel anything when I listen to this. With all of his shortcomings, Kempff is just so sincere and it really comes across in his playing. Every single note just carries so much weight and it ends up being so powerful (Kempff's version of mvt 3 is one of my favorite recordings ever I think).
And yet I really do respect Gould and his performance of Moonlight movement 1 is maybe the best there is. I dislike the agonizingly slow and pathetic manner the piece is normally played in. Not only because it is the exact opposite of what Beethoven intended I just feel the piece loses all of its momentum and ends up being a little boring. Compare every version you've ever heard of it to:
Hopefully you see what I mean. The pianist Andras Schiff is also of the opinion that the pedal should be held down the entire time (or at least employ half-pedaling or 3/4ths pedaling (or whatever you would call it)). The result is equally interesting:
This is probably the closest you can get to how Beethoven himself played it. The tempo also I think is perfect here (Gould plays it a few clicks too fast). As Schiff explains in his lecture, by using the pedal so extensively the harmony becomes so blurred as to blend together somewhat, and the end result is a really haunting kind of sadness, rather than the pathetic Romanticized sadness that seems to be emphasized by most pianists.