end yourselves
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Album Rating: 4.5
Can I take you out for drinks later, treeqt?
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Album Rating: 4.0
You'll be disappointed when you realise he's not a hot korean cutie but an emaciated, pasty white guy tho
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pfft well based on that article, never fvcking mind. no Mozart to be found here...as expected
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what if im a pasty white hot korean cutie guy
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Would you be one of the qts with the Korean brand of red hair? :o
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about 10 minutes into this and getting ridiculously bored. the music is technical and great etc., not knocking it, just can't seem to enjoy it much. sounds like 90% of other classical i've heard. i like the really affecting stuff like henryk gorecki and arvo part.
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Album Rating: 4.0
"about 10 minutes into this and getting ridiculously bored. the music is technical and great etc., not knocking it, just can't seem to enjoy it much. sounds like 90% of other classical i've heard. i like the really affecting stuff like henryk gorecki and arvo part. "
Oh jeesus
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Album Rating: 4.5
to be fair the second movement is the least interesting by far
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stopped at around 20 mins. i'm sure it's great for numerous reasons, but it does nothing for me
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Classical can always use some more exposure.
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You are all deeply repressed serial killers, how can you even hear this music over the piercing sound that's caused when you sharpen your blades. The FBI should be running background checks on everyone digging classical
This is NOTHING against the music
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Album Rating: 4.5
I'm not a huge fan of the Mozart I've heard, more partial to Tchaikovsky and Chopin if I'm listening to older classical, but saying it's in minor as opposed to his other works made me want to check it out. Review is brilliant
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Album Rating: 4.5
well there is a little clue in its title as to what key it's in you dont need a review to suss that
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about 10 minutes into this and getting ridiculously bored. the music is technical and great etc., not knocking it, just can't seem to enjoy it much. sounds like 90% of other classical i've heard. i like the really affecting stuff like henryk gorecki and arvo part.
listen to his requiem
gorecki and part are the boreboys, mozart is the affecting stuff
smh
I'm not a huge fan of the Mozart I've heard, more partial to Tchaikovsky and Chopin if I'm listening to older classical, but saying it's in minor as opposed to his other works made me want to check it out. Review is brilliant
listen to his requiem
tchaikovsky and chopin arent old
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i think he's confusing affecting for melodramatic
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lmao you think part and gorecki are melodramatic?
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Yes.
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How can Arvo Part be affecting or melodramatic, I thought every piece of his was peaceful floaty stillness for twenty minutes.
Admittedly I've only listened to one of his CDs
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no, part dabbles in minimalism (his masterpiece, tabula rasa, was composed using very little), but it definitely evokes emotion
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-7slKVCqN4E
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