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Old 10-21-2017, 02:30 PM   #151 (permalink)
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Skip James



The tone from both his guitar and his voice is delicious.

Highest recommendations for The Complete Early Records of Skip James



Greatness that cannot be overstated.
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Burl Ives

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Ives voice is so beautiful you love it in an erotic way.


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Old 10-22-2017, 12:32 PM   #153 (permalink)
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The Beach Boys

Is there anything left to say? The greatest vocal harmonizers in the history of pop music.



I chose this video because it's interesting not because it's the ultimate shining example. I feel like it's an insult to you, dear reader, to imply that you may not have ever listened to Pet Sounds. But if you haven't, do yourself a favor and correct that.
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Marvin Gaye

The most soulful man to ever live.



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Arnold Schoenberg

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Over a hundred years ago Schoenberg birthed the musical universe that encompassed everything until electronics. Even up to the present, there has been no artistic revolution that has been able to move traditional instruments into a post Schoenberg reality. That's not to say there hasn't been movements and genres with branches and leaves and seeds. Social scientists marvel at our stupendous velocity when it comes to change. Oohing and aahing aside, when it comes to the sound, we still wander in Schoenberg's forest. For all we know, the era of Schoenberg may outlive humanity. Perhaps, the patterns of non-electronic music will always be pre-Schoenberg or a plant in his forest. Even though his ideas have been taken to their conclusions there may not be anywhere else to go.

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Erik Satie

Satie's place on this list is due to the three brief piano compositions that make up his Gymnopédies. Composed in the late 19th Century, they laid the foundation for everything good and gentle starting with Eno and then really finally catching on a full century later.
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Jesus ****ing Christ, dude! Learn to use smaller images or resize them! Your **** is all over this thing! Good stuff I'm sure if I could ****ing read half of it!
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It's all made on my phone where you can adjust the screen size with your touch screen. I thought about hiding my gigantic images in spoiler tags but yesterday, for the first time ever, I looked at this journal on a laptop and I decided I like the jarring effect of the chaotic mix of images sizes. It's harder to read but not impossible. I hate when huge images disrupt regular threads so I appreciate what you're saying but since this is my world we're going to have to enjoy distortion over form. Btw, the images with the numbers text are all mine. I feel like using some original graphics puts in some flavor you can't get elsewhere. And I like the crazy sizes.
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It's all made on my phone where you can adjust the screen size with your touch screen. I thought about hiding my gigantic images in spoiler tags but yesterday, for the first time ever, I looked at this journal on a laptop and I decided I like the jarring effect of the chaotic mix of images sizes. It's harder to read but not impossible. I hate when huge images disrupt regular threads so I appreciate what you're saying but since this is my world we're going to have to enjoy distortion over form. Btw, the images with the numbers text are all mine. I feel like using some original graphics puts in some flavor you can't get elsewhere. And I like the crazy sizes.
OK, fair enough: it's your journal. But it's making me not want to read it, just so you know. To me, massive images that distort what you've written come across as insensitive and don't-give-a-****, and since you were talking about how you wished people read your journal more, well, seems a bit silly to stick to your guns when you could just resize or even spoiler the images. Up to you of course, but it ruins it for me. One of the things I was always told when making websites was, take into account that people view them on different browsers, so make sure everyone can read what you've put up, and read it comfortably, or they'll just click and go elsewhere.
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