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Direct Link To This Post Posted: December 13 2004 at 08:43

Originally posted by Reed Lover Reed Lover wrote:

No I've even heard of Squiban, but the title Molene sounded boring.I've certainly not heard Poirot Lunaire, although we touched on Schoenberg when I was at school. My peeved reaction is because you posted before I could post my mock Cert's eclectic list!LOL

BTW please dont correct my A.C. reference, you will disappoint me!

Looks like you should do a little detective work, Grape Crusher!

Molene is just nice Bretagne piano music - a kind of cross between lounge jazz and traditional Celtic music with a flavour of Debussy. You may well find it boring - but I like it. Another recommeded Squiban album is Rozbras (if you find that it is to your taste!).

You never know - you might like Pierrot Lunaire (although I freely admit it's not something I listen to on a daily basis...); Check out the lyrics - I reckon they're as good or possibly better than a lot of prog, and certainly dark enough for my tastes! There's even a couple of sound files for you to "enjoy"...I studied the entire work in the 2nd year of my degree - and trust me, it's heavy going at first. However, once you've heard the really radical composers (John Cage et al), this starts to sound really musical!;

12. Galgenlied (Gallows Song) (.mov File

Die dürre Dirne The withered whore
Mit langem Halse With stringy neck
Wird seine letzte Will be his last
Geliebte sein. Beloved.
   
In seinem Hirne In his brains
Steckt wie ein Nagel Stuck like a nail
Die dürre Dirne The withered whore
Mit langem Halse. With stringy neck.
   
Schlank wie die Pinie, Slim, like the stonepine
Am Hals ein Zöpfchen - On her neck a small tuft--
Wollüstig wird sie Lustfully will she
Den Schelm umhalsen, Circle the rogue's neck,
Die dürre Dirne! The withered whore;

13. Enthauptung (Beheading) (.mov)File

Der Mond, ein blankes Türkenschwert The moon, a shining scimitar
Auf einem schwarzen Seidenkissen, On a black silk cushion,
Gespenstisch groß - dräut er hinab Ghastly huge--it slices down
Durch schmerzendunkle Nacht. Through the pained dark night.
   
Pierrot irrt ohne Rast umher Pierrot stumbles about the rest
Und starrt empor in Todesängsten And stares up in the fear of death
Zum Mond, dem blanken Türkenschwert At the moon, a shining scimitar
Auf einem schwarzen Seidenkissen. On a black silk cushion.
   
Es schlottern unter ihm die Knie, His knees chatter under him,
Ohnmächtig bricht er jäh zusammen. Swooning he headlong collapses.
Er wähnt: es sause strafend schon He fancies: he hears whizzing punitive down
Auf seinen Sünderhals hernieder On his sinner's neck slicing
Der Mond, das blanke Türkenschwert. The moon, the shining scimitar.



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Direct Link To This Post Posted: December 13 2004 at 08:17
Originally posted by Certif1ed Certif1ed wrote:

Originally posted by Reed Lover Reed Lover wrote:

Jeez, cert you are a right bundle of laughs aren't you?

Penderecki : Threnody for the Victims of HiroshimaWacko

Messian : Quator Pour La Fin du TempsPinch

Squiban : MoleneQuestionSleepy

Stockhausen : Gesang Der JunglingeGeek

Schoenberg : Pierrot LunaireCensored

I take it you've never studied these works? Messiaen is one of my favourite composers - his music almost redefines what music is (to me!). Squiban may be boring to you, but it's tranquil, relaxing music to me... Your response to Pierrot surprises me a little - it's typical of someone who takes music purely at face value... You obviously don't like much Zappa or fusion then?

Next week Cert is gonna summarise Proust in 30 seconds!

Why - what did he compose - and why would I want to perform nanoscopic analysis on someone who is notorious for just that?

Yeah but you fell for it didnt you-I was anticipating a 3 page rant not your weak paragraph!Wink

BTW whilst I like much of Miles' pre 1960 stuff I've never cared for "Bitches Brew" et al.I find it almost impenetrable, same with Coltrane's "Love Supreme."Dead

You need to get past the surface, young Grasshopper 

Dont call me shallow you CultureS nobTongue

No I've even heard of Squiban, but the title Molene sounded boring.I've certainly not heard Poirot Lunaire, although we touched on Schoenberg when I was at school. My peeved reaction is because you posted before I could post my mock Cert's eclectic list!LOL

BTW please dont correct my A.C. reference, you will disappoint me!



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Direct Link To This Post Posted: December 13 2004 at 07:51

Originally posted by James Lee James Lee wrote:

^ don't blame eddy...I've been biting my tongue not to say anything since I first saw the title of the thread.

As you can see, English is not my first langage, by really far!!

I was thinking about electric and electrical! Sorry!

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Direct Link To This Post Posted: December 13 2004 at 06:07

Originally posted by Reed Lover Reed Lover wrote:

Jeez, cert you are a right bundle of laughs aren't you?

Penderecki : Threnody for the Victims of HiroshimaWacko

Messian : Quator Pour La Fin du TempsPinch

Squiban : MoleneQuestionSleepy

Stockhausen : Gesang Der JunglingeGeek

Schoenberg : Pierrot LunaireCensored

I take it you've never studied these works? Messiaen is one of my favourite composers - his music almost redefines what music is (to me!). Squiban may be boring to you, but it's tranquil, relaxing music to me... Your response to Pierrot surprises me a little - it's typical of someone who takes music purely at face value... You obviously don't like much Zappa or fusion then?

Next week Cert is gonna summarise Proust in 30 seconds!

Why - what did he compose - and why would I want to perform nanoscopic analysis on someone who is notorious for just that?

BTW whilst I like much of Miles' pre 1960 stuff I've never cared for "Bitches Brew" et al.I find it almost impenetrable, same with Coltrane's "Love Supreme."Dead

You need to get past the surface, young Grasshopper 

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Direct Link To This Post Posted: December 13 2004 at 04:17
^ don't blame eddy...I've been biting my tongue not to say anything since I first saw the title of the thread.
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Direct Link To This Post Posted: December 13 2004 at 04:12
Originally posted by James Lee James Lee wrote:

Originally posted by Eddy Eddy wrote:

im serouis when i say this. what does eclectical mean please. dont laugh

 

absolutely nothing.

but 'eclectic' means various and especially wide-ranging; someone of eclectic tastes may like opera, gangsta rap, and Elizabethan folk music for instance.

On a serious note,Eddy's post proves to me that there is more to this lad than meets the eye:

what does eclectical mean please. dont laugh.

If he had said "what does eclectic mean" then....

Gosh Eddy your first slip.LOL



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Direct Link To This Post Posted: December 13 2004 at 04:08
Originally posted by Eddy Eddy wrote:

im serouis when i say this. what does eclectical mean please. dont laugh

 

absolutely nothing.

but 'eclectic' means various and especially wide-ranging; someone of eclectic tastes may like opera, gangsta rap, and Elizabethan folk music for instance.

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Direct Link To This Post Posted: December 13 2004 at 04:00
Originally posted by Certif1ed Certif1ed wrote:

Penderecki : Threnody for the Victims of Hiroshima

Messian : Quator Pour La Fin du Temps

Squiban : Molene

Stockhausen : Gesang Der Junglinge

Schoenberg : Pierrot Lunaire

Miles Davis : Bitches Brew

Rakhmaninov : Cello Concerto

Franz Ferdinand : Franz Ferdinand

Metallica : Master of Puppets

Kraftwerk : The Man Machine

Jeez, cert you are a right bundle of laughs aren't you?

Penderecki : Threnody for the Victims of HiroshimaWacko

Messian : Quator Pour La Fin du TempsPinch

Squiban : MoleneQuestionSleepy

Stockhausen : Gesang Der JunglingeGeek

Schoenberg : Pierrot LunaireCensored

Next week Cert is gonna summarise Proust in 30 seconds!

BTW whilst I like much of Miles' pre 1960 stuff I've never cared for "Bitches Brew" et al.I find it almost impenetrable, same with Coltrane's "Love Supreme."Dead



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Penderecki : Threnody for the Victims of Hiroshima

Messian : Quator Pour La Fin du Temps

Squiban : Molene

Stockhausen : Gesang Der Junglinge

Schoenberg : Pierrot Lunaire

Miles Davis : Bitches Brew

Rakhmaninov : Cello Concerto

Franz Ferdinand : Franz Ferdinand

Metallica : Master of Puppets

Kraftwerk : The Man Machine

(I ought to give a special mention to my collection of Burning Spear, AC/DC, Mozart, John Mayall, Savoy Brown, Smiths, Slayer, On-U Sound System, Roni Size and Blue Cheer albums... )

(I missed out a whole load of other stuff, like Sex Pistols, Damned, Stanglers, Motorhead, Raven, Barbra Streisand, Donna Summer, ELO, Dire Straits, White Stripes, Strokes, Rammstein, Linkin Park, SOAD, Killswitch Engage, Jefferson Airplane, Herb Alpert and the Tijuana Brass, Bert Kaempfert, Glenn Miller, Beethoven, Grieg, Mahler, Verdi, Paganini...).

(and then there's...)



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Direct Link To This Post Posted: December 12 2004 at 21:36

im serouis when i say this. what does eclectical mean please. dont laugh

 

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Direct Link To This Post Posted: December 12 2004 at 19:37

Double Live Gonzos

Kind Of Blue

Vapor Trails

Shostakovich's Cello Concerto in E

Bridge Over Troubled Water

Stratosfear

Depeche Mode Remixes 81-04

Fat of the Land

Marshall Mathers Album

Parachutes

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Direct Link To This Post Posted: December 12 2004 at 19:21

^ I agree. Without maani, almost any members list is incomplete. Max and Cert are essential as well, IMAO.

How about a contest? List 5-10 albums you own that you think indicate your eclecticism (or eclecticalism ).

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Direct Link To This Post Posted: December 12 2004 at 19:16

Uh...guys? (and gals)...uh...what am I?  Chopped liver?

Peace.

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Direct Link To This Post Posted: December 12 2004 at 19:10
Originally posted by arcer arcer wrote:

Reed - what about that Thierry Henry free kick!!! Surely this man is the son of god. The look on Mourinho's face was priceless


But we are still the same number of points ahead of Arsene's boys!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Cracking match - at least MOTD suggested it.
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Direct Link To This Post Posted: December 12 2004 at 17:23
hey it's a prog rock forum - we're ALL pretentious bastards!!!
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Direct Link To This Post Posted: December 12 2004 at 17:01
I'm starting to wonder if anyone here hasn't voted for themselves.  You pretentious bastards...
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Direct Link To This Post Posted: December 12 2004 at 17:00
Originally posted by Swinton MCR Swinton MCR wrote:

We Beat Ipswich 9-0 and Andy Cole Scored 5 !

I can't remember the other scorers though

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Direct Link To This Post Posted: December 12 2004 at 16:56

oh b******s I'm voting for myself - I have a nick kamen record for f***'s sake!

 

don't worry it was free and no second hand store will take it off my hands... but it's very presence in my record collection makes me truly eclectic - tho no necessarily in a good way

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Direct Link To This Post Posted: December 12 2004 at 15:50

We Beat Ipswich 9-0 and Andy Cole Scored 5 !

I can't remember the other scorers though

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Direct Link To This Post Posted: December 12 2004 at 15:42

Originally posted by arcer arcer wrote:

Reed - what about that Thierry Henry free kick!!! Surely this man is the son of god. The look on Mourinho's face was priceless

I cant deny the guy is class.Calling him arrogant would be the pot calling the kettle blackWink

Reminds me of the Paul Ince free kick when Utd annihilated Ipswich 9-1 (?)

Enjoyed the match though.chelsea still favs for the title though!Angry




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