Explain, please. Where's the pleasure in blowing your ears out with distorted guitars and overly boosted bass? It must be there. Lot's of people love it. I just can't figure it out.
It's the visceral nature of it, gets you right in the, well, viscera.
Horses for courses, one mans symphony is another mans nails down a blackboard.
"I grow old … I grow old …
I shall wear the bottoms of my trousers rolled"
Oh, I see. It's about getting your insides vibrated. I have machinery for that. Quiet, too.
"Her eye was on the sparrow. Her mind was on the dove,
But no one cared and no one dared to speak to her of love.
Her eyes are always hooded. Her claws are sharp as steel.
We teach her not to see too much. We teach her not to feel."
Deep Sea Isopod wrote:Oh, I'd also like to add that I like Gregorian chant.
Now that's something for an Atheist to admit.
But mostly I like Gregorian Crossover.
That's okay, I love to listen to Bach even when it is religiously inspired.
About me: I have prehensile eyebrows. I speak 9 languages fluently, one of which other people can also speak. When backed into a corner, I fit perfectly - having a right-angled arse.
Deep Sea Isopod wrote:Oh, I'd also like to add that I like Gregorian chant.
Now that's something for an Atheist to admit.
But mostly I like Gregorian Crossover.
That's okay, I love to listen to Bach even when it is religiously inspired.
Me too. But then again, was it religiously inspired or merely religiously funded?
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I don't know if i could say a favorite genre. But one you don't see mentioned here I have a special fondness for are film composers, e.g. Bernard Herrmann, Ennio, Morricone, others..
Deep Sea Isopod wrote:Oh, I'd also like to add that I like Gregorian chant.
Now that's something for an Atheist to admit.
But mostly I like Gregorian Crossover.
That's okay, I love to listen to Bach even when it is religiously inspired.
Me too. But then again, was it religiously inspired or merely religiously funded?
Inspired. There is no doubt by any who studied the private life of J.S. Bach that he was deeply religious. As opposed to Verdi who had nothing but contempt for the clergy and still made "Ave Maria".
About me: "Life should NOT be a journey to the grave with the intention of arriving safely in an attractive and well preserved body, but rather to skid in sideways, chocolate and wine in each hand, body thoroughly used up, totally worn out and screaming "WOO HOO what a ride!"
Chinaski wrote: But at the end of the day, goddammit, Metal's got it all. Everything that makes the other genres good rolled up into one diverse pure package of awesomeness.
Hell yeah.
My favorite genre a signed up metalhead i like rap and i like a bit other genre's but i would say 95% of my collection is metal.
Trolldor wrote:Ahh cardinal Pell. He's like a monkey after a lobotomy and three lines of cocaine.
The Pope was today knocked down at the start of Christmas mass by a woman who hopped over the barriers. The woman was said to be, "Mentally unstable."
Which is probably why she went unnoticed among a crowd of Christians.
Cormac wrote:
One thing of which I am certain. The world is a better place with you in it. Stick around please. The universe will eventually get around to offing all of us. No need to help it in its efforts...
