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Posted: November 09 2012 at 22:13
HolyMoly wrote:
20 discs of Beethoven.... sounds grim. I've tried, but I can't really get into classical music or even jazz. Which sucks, because my dad has a zillion jazz albums, and I've got a good friend who's kind of an insider in the classical music world. I had dinner with Itzhak Perlman once at his house.
It's not all Beethoven, there is also Bruckner, Brahms, Bach and Mozart in there as well. I couldn't live my life without classical music, for me, it is an antidote to depression. (As prog is, as well)
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Posted: November 09 2012 at 22:15
presdoug wrote:
HolyMoly wrote:
20 discs of Beethoven.... sounds grim. I've tried, but I can't really get into classical music or even jazz. Which sucks, because my dad has a zillion jazz albums, and I've got a good friend who's kind of an insider in the classical music world. I had dinner with Itzhak Perlman once at his house.
It's not all Beethoven, there is also Bruckner, Brahms, Bach and Mozart in there as well. I couldn't live my life without classical music, for me, it is an antidote to depression. (As prog is, as well)
Ah ok, I misread you.
I know what you mean about antidote to depression. I have a few albums like that.
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Posted: November 09 2012 at 22:27
HolyMoly wrote:
presdoug wrote:
HolyMoly wrote:
20 discs of Beethoven.... sounds grim. I've tried, but I can't really get into classical music or even jazz. Which sucks, because my dad has a zillion jazz albums, and I've got a good friend who's kind of an insider in the classical music world. I had dinner with Itzhak Perlman once at his house.
It's not all Beethoven, there is also Bruckner, Brahms, Bach and Mozart in there as well. I couldn't live my life without classical music, for me, it is an antidote to depression. (As prog is, as well)
Ah ok, I misread you.
I know what you mean about antidote to depression. I have a few albums like that.
hey, Steve, i wanted to say your recent avatar is awesome
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Posted: November 09 2012 at 23:08
I've liked pretty much all grindcore I've looked into, but that's probably because I take recommendations from people who know the genre better than I.
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