well aren't you so very unique!
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Youll find just as much appeal listening to this as you would listening to symphonic metal. It takes the same sort of appreciation.
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did you just compare beethoven to a bunch of keyboard loops?
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[quote=Bfhurricane]It takes the same sort of appreciation.[/quote]
Not quite.
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did you just compare beethoven to a bunch of keyboard loops?
Beethoven loved his casio!
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I wasnt comparing the two, I was saying how I think people who appreciate symphonic metal would also find something they like in classical, considering Beethoven's musical genius far outweighs anyone in the symphonic metal realm.
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[quote=bfhurricane]He was a brilliant composer, but not as good as Bach :-)[/quote]
uhhh well comparing the two of them doesn't exactly work out. They both approached composing in two completely different ways. Bach was a theorist/mathematician, while Beethoven (by the time of his fifth symphony) was deeply emotional in his compositional style.
The fifth symphony is a perfect example of that. It chronicles his deep depression and suicidal thoughts over his deafness(first movement), and finally his decision not to kill himself (second/third movements), and then just plain ecstasy or whatever (fourth movement).
That's also why I find it funny when people say something like "oh wow that first movement is so enjoyable." It's about him wanting to commit suicide. :| It's not supposed to be enjoyable.
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Album Rating: 4.5
I just realised how long it's been since I've listened to classical
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