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[Blue_Kryptonite]

Oh, Dr. Anomolous, looks like my filename might have the wrong artist for zoom zoom zoom as well

Ah, closer and closer to finding more in the genre, at least. Thanks.

JI don't see any mention of Shostakovich, Prokofiev, Holst, or even Beethoven.

I just burned an album, which removes the songs on it from my playlist. Prior CDs are Isis, Osiris, Horus, Anubis, Memphis, Heliopolis, and Ibis. The one I just burned, Oasis (still working on a label design) had a great deal of Mozart, Vivaldi, Wagner, and, well, Apocalyptica.

As a minor threadjacking aside, I'm running out of names in the theme. Suggestions welcome.

 

[der_kluge]

I enjoy that style of music, but it isn't something I can sit down to listen to if that makes sense. There are a lot of artists that I can appreciate but would never listen to by myself or sit down just to listen to them.

I just don't understand that. Every time I hear Shostakovich's Symphony No. 7, or Stravinsky's _Rite of Spring_ I hear new stuff in it. It's just such exceedingly complex, and beautiful music.

But, I admit it's not really good at parties.

 

[Captain Tagon]

But, I admit it's not really good at parties.

That's good, since I don't go to parties. But to me the pinnacle of the art form of music is the lyrics involved, so that's a big part of it. I'm more of a poet than a musician myself so that's the focus in my mind.

 

[Desdichado]

I just burned an album, which removes the songs on it from my playlist. Prior CDs are Isis, Osiris, Horus, Anubis, Memphis, Heliopolis, and Ibis. The one I just burned, Oasis (still working on a label design) had a great deal of Mozart, Vivaldi, Wagner, and, well, Apocalyptica.

As a minor threadjacking aside, I'm running out of names in the theme. Suggestions welcome.

Still no Thebes or Hamunaptra. Or Giza, or Karnak, or a lot of other places in Egypt.

 

[Blue_Kryptonite]

Still no Thebes or Hamunaptra. Or Giza, or Karnak, or a lot of other places in Egypt.

I'm reluctant to give up on the "is" ending, though.