You should. It's a great class :D
I loved it, plus my bass teacher was fu[I]c[/I]king gorgeous. So that made it a whole lot better.
He left half way through the year though :(.

Good luck with it.
It's easy peasy, not meaning to sound big headed but it was!!

I'll have a chat with my sisters about it, see what they say.

Then probably ignore their advice, and go for it.

[QUOTE=Zowë]You should. It's a great class :D
I loved it, plus my bass teacher was fu[I]c[/I]king gorgeous. So that made it a whole lot better.
He left half way through the year though :(.

Good luck with it.
It's easy peasy, not meaning to sound big headed but it was!![/QUOTE]
You should of gave him reasons to stay ;)

[QUOTE]Then probably ignore their advice, and go for it.[/QUOTE]
haha hell yeah!
You'll get a few weeks into term to sort everything out anyway :)
t'will be grand

[QUOTE]You should of gave him reasons to stay ;)[/QUOTE]
:eek:

I wish!
I still see him around town every now and again - my god he is hot.

[QUOTE=Zowë]haha hell yeah!
You'll get a few weeks into term to sort everything out anyway :)
t'will be grand


:eek:

I wish!
I still see him around town every now and again - my god he is hot.[/QUOTE]
All Bassest are hot, what you expect. :thumb:

And you, do you play bass?! :p
lol

Yes, yes i do :cool:

But the rule fayles for me.

Me too, the rule laughs at me though :(

[QUOTE=Untitled]All Bassest are hot, what you expect. :thumb:[/QUOTE]
Trust me, I got some good examples disproving that theory.

[QUOTE=Flower Dance]Trust me, I got some good examples disproving that theory.[/QUOTE]
Yeah, most of the realy good famous solo bassists.

This reminds me of:

[QUOTE]I'd sleep with Les Claypool, but just the once.[/QUOTE]

ATTN: Anyone with a brain.

Don't do Music.

ever.

[QUOTE=Jon]ATTN: Anyone with a brain.

Don't do Music.

ever.[/QUOTE]

explain why plz

ok Jon :-/

[url]http://video.google.co.uk/videoplay?docid=-7533213853543163778&sourceid=zeitgeist[/url]
hehehe FUN

That guy is good. Heh, DDR is always good for a laugh.

music AS spoilt my love for music, and for quite a while after finishing the course I was very reluctant to pick up my guitar at all.

[QUOTE=Jon]music AS spoilt my love for music, and for quite a while after finishing the course I was very reluctant to pick up my guitar at all.[/QUOTE]
eep, I'm taking that :(

[QUOTE=Jon]music AS spoilt my love for music, and for quite a while after finishing the course I was very reluctant to pick up my guitar at all.[/QUOTE]

So, taking it on a lower level is ok then?

[QUOTE=Jon]music AS spoilt my love for music, and for quite a while after finishing the course I was very reluctant to pick up my guitar at all.[/QUOTE]
that doesnt sound good. im doing Music Tech AS hope that doesn't happen to me.

Music Tech sounds cool, no worries there dude.

I didn't do Music GCSE, and thats all the lower there is =/

Oh, I don't know how the English System goes.

I thought AS was like, Advanced Higher.

[QUOTE=Jon]Music Tech sounds cool, no worries there dude.

I didn't do Music GCSE, and thats all the lower there is =/[/QUOTE]
So why's AS music so bad?

Music Tech is a good course, its a shame EdExcel are scrapping it by 2010 (they're scrapping Music aswell)

AS Music forces you to scrutinize every little detail of the music and assumes that there is a reason for every note being on the page, not just "because it sounds good".

My favourite example, from possibly the second week of Year 12 was:
"Why does Mozart use a minim in bar 3 beat 1-2?"

The answer was, not because it sounds nice, but because it "suspends the harmonic rhythm.

What the fuc[size=2]k[/size]?

I don't think Johnny Ramone could even pronounce harmonic rhythm, much less spell it, understand it or implement it.

In conclusion you go into the year saying "yeah, I like a bit of classical and Jazz, why not?", and you go out wanting to die :)

ps, bebop is not a real genre.

[QUOTE=Jon]AS Music forces you to scrutinize every little detail of the music and assumes that there is a reason for every note being on the page, not just "because it sounds good".

My favourite example, from possibly the second week of Year 12 was:
"Why does Mozart use a minim in bar 3 beat 1-2?"

The answer was, not because it sounds nice, but because it "suspends the harmonic rhythm.

What the fuc[size=2]k[/size]?

I don't think Johnny Ramone could even pronounce harmonic rhythm, much less spell it, understand it or implement it.

In conclusion you go into the year saying "yeah, I like a bit of classical and Jazz, why not?", and you go out wanting to die :)

ps, bebop is not a real genre.[/QUOTE]

Ah I see. I too hate having to over analyse music.

I'm sure mozart sat there and thought "yes, this Minim 3 really helps to suspend the harmonic rhythm of the piece" when he was writing it :rolleyes:

On the plus side you do learn some useful stuff (basslines, thingy harmony I can't even remember what its called...), but yeah.

Don't drop it because some rock'n'roller on the internet told you to :)

You end up analysing music in Music Tech aswell, but not in as much detail.

Yeah I'll see how it is.
I can always drop it if I hate it.

:eek:

My baby brother is in hospital, oh dear.

^that's not good, what's happened?

Hey Thread

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