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Points: 3241 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: June 01 2010 at 21:43
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The only problem with classical concerts is that they're so expensive. Good seats are always like $100+...
I guess that depends on where you live.  Seats for the Tulsa Symphony Orchestra aren't nearly as expensive, but it's still high-quality and efficient.


The Philly Orch is one of the best in the world, so they charge a ton.
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^thats a cool mum to like Magma
 
 
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Originally posted by YesFan72 YesFan72 wrote:

My mother likes Magma.

And one time, at a Perkins restaurant (like a half step up above Dennys) in the middle of nowhere because it was LITERALLY the only place open within a 20 mile radius due to a storm in the mountains, the waiter told me he loves my Magma shirt.

I don't have any Magma shirts yet, but I plan to buy at least one when I see them in DC.
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Originally posted by YesFan72 YesFan72 wrote:

My mother likes Magma.

And one time, at a Perkins restaurant (like a half step up above Dennys) in the middle of nowhere because it was LITERALLY the only place open within a 20 mile radius due to a storm in the mountains, the waiter told me he loves my Magma shirt.
Well, my mother's co-worker likes Zeuhl, as I've stated before.  I'd like to talk with him more, he seems like a really nice guy even though I've only met him once.
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Originally posted by SaltyJon SaltyJon wrote:

Originally posted by YesFan72 YesFan72 wrote:

My mother likes Magma.

And one time, at a Perkins restaurant (like a half step up above Dennys) in the middle of nowhere because it was LITERALLY the only place open within a 20 mile radius due to a storm in the mountains, the waiter told me he loves my Magma shirt.

I don't have any Magma shirts yet, but I plan to buy at least one when I see them in DC.


I got mine online for like $20 including shipping.
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Points: 65760 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: June 01 2010 at 21:46
Originally posted by SaltyJon SaltyJon wrote:

Originally posted by YesFan72 YesFan72 wrote:

My mother likes Magma.

And one time, at a Perkins restaurant (like a half step up above Dennys) in the middle of nowhere because it was LITERALLY the only place open within a 20 mile radius due to a storm in the mountains, the waiter told me he loves my Magma shirt.

I don't have any Magma shirts yet, but I plan to buy at least one when I see them in DC.

I like one, but I can't even afford more music, let alone shirts. LOL
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So what are all of your summer plans?
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Originally posted by YesFan72 YesFan72 wrote:

Originally posted by SaltyJon SaltyJon wrote:

Originally posted by YesFan72 YesFan72 wrote:

My mother likes Magma.

And one time, at a Perkins restaurant (like a half step up above Dennys) in the middle of nowhere because it was LITERALLY the only place open within a 20 mile radius due to a storm in the mountains, the waiter told me he loves my Magma shirt.

I don't have any Magma shirts yet, but I plan to buy at least one when I see them in DC.


I got mine online for like $20 including shipping.
I just make my own shirts.  Sure they don't look as nice, but they are only a fraction of the price.
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Points: 28772 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: June 01 2010 at 21:47
Originally posted by YesFan72 YesFan72 wrote:

Originally posted by SaltyJon SaltyJon wrote:

Originally posted by YesFan72 YesFan72 wrote:

My mother likes Magma.

And one time, at a Perkins restaurant (like a half step up above Dennys) in the middle of nowhere because it was LITERALLY the only place open within a 20 mile radius due to a storm in the mountains, the waiter told me he loves my Magma shirt.

I don't have any Magma shirts yet, but I plan to buy at least one when I see them in DC.


I got mine online for like $20 including shipping.

Yeah I've seen some for that price, but I have to wonder if any of the proceeds go to the band.  I might just have to order one though, so I can wear it to the show. Embarrassed
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Points: 65760 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: June 01 2010 at 21:47
My summer plan is to waste my summer sitting here, or rather, I have none.
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Originally posted by YesFan72 YesFan72 wrote:

So what are all of your summer plans?

Work all summer, except June 19th-27th when I'll be at the beach with my family. 
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Originally posted by YesFan72 YesFan72 wrote:

So what are all of your summer plans?
Read more, play more video games, listen to more music, and work on my RPG Maker project.
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My "productive" (as my mom calls it) summer plan:

1. study for the bio SAT II subject test
2. assist in stem cell research at UPenn
3. visit colleges
4. start applying to colleges
5. practice bassoon a lot
6. relax somewhere between #1 and #5
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Points: 12294 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: June 01 2010 at 21:50
Originally posted by YesFan72 YesFan72 wrote:

So what are all of your summer plans?


I want to make it through winter first.
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Originally posted by YesFan72 YesFan72 wrote:

My "productive" (as my mom calls it) summer plan:

1. study for the bio SAT II subject test
2. assist in stem cell research at UPenn
3. visit colleges
4. start applying to colleges
5. practice bassoon a lot
6. relax somewhere between #1 and #5
Neat.  The bassoon's a really cool instrument.  I love to use it on my keyboard.  I forgot to mention that I'm also trying to learn a few VDGG songs on the keyboard.
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I stick to bassoon, because my boyfriend (who will be majoring in piano performance) pwns every single person who ever sits down at a keyboard instrument.
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Originally posted by YesFan72 YesFan72 wrote:

I stick to bassoon, because my boyfriend (who will be majoring in piano performance) pwns every single person who ever sits down at a keyboard instrument.
I'm quite skilled, but I'm going to assume I'm not as skilled as your boyfriend.  I have been playing since I was five, but it's not important enough to me to major in it.
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Points: 28772 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: June 01 2010 at 21:57
I stick to bass, because I'm closer to good on it than on anything else I've ever tried.  I've been playing along to some stuff with varying levels of success, and I've even been considering buying the Korekyojinn score book (it's got bass and guitar parts).  I'm sure that will make me realize how utterly inadequate my skills are to play any of the bass lines in it, though. LOL
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Points: 3241 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: June 01 2010 at 21:58
Originally posted by UndercoverBoy UndercoverBoy wrote:

Originally posted by YesFan72 YesFan72 wrote:

I stick to bassoon, because my boyfriend (who will be majoring in piano performance) pwns every single person who ever sits down at a keyboard instrument.
I'm quite skilled, but I'm going to assume I'm not as skilled as your boyfriend.  I have been playing since I was five, but it's not important enough to me to major in it.

He got a ton of money to go to the Bienen School of Music at Northwestern (one of the best music programs for piano in the country).
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Points: 65760 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: June 01 2010 at 22:03
I can play the radio quite well. Approve
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