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Joined: August 11 2009
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Posted: January 19 2012 at 12:15
aginor wrote:
what do you thinnk of albums that had a obvious impact on music of its generation, when you listen to an album and listen to a band later on and spot where that sound made apearance first. like when listening to Pet Sounds, or Srgt Pepper, you hear where things started, i like listening to such albums even if it is difficuylt to solidly say it was just as it happens that way, changes arent linear thye are not static it is in waves and and angels, odd directions and luck/chance.
but i often hear the softer part of Moody Blues when i hear the softer side of King Crimson, though more comlex with the Crimsons in terms of sonic expression but A Night in White Satin "feel" is often felt in some of the softer Crimson songs imo
Sometimes I notice, sometimes I don't. Unfortunately I don't have too much else to say on the matter...it's neat when I notice but it's not usually why I listen to the music
Joined: March 21 2008
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Posted: January 19 2012 at 12:17
you could hunt some rats or mice and do it with bare hands, i doubt you could handel much bigger without effort, or maybe mice are to fast/energic and they probably are much more agile and would have les trouble to bite, since their necks are so short they don need to bend the neck just to be abel to bite,
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Posted: January 19 2012 at 12:22
yes, and much closy related to primates then most other mammals, roodents and primates are on the same branch in the evolution branch, in the mammal tree, if you ever wonderd about that, primates evolved from a roodent like animal that looked like the treeshrew
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