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@8theicon I guess that's because a Superman victory is a foregone conclusion unless his opponent is wielding kryptonite. The Dark Knight Rises, this July!

Happy birthday, Rossini! It is something that can be celebrated only once every four years (he was born on a leap day).

@Alfie090Kimber Hahaha, do you know how to translate Ape and Wookie?

@Savvysap777 Definitely I wish it on Satan! Who doesn't? That means the end of Evil itself!!

@AngoSkazz Care to compose what "Winter Wind" should sound like?

@antybu86 What about the thing I said about us treating the universe as if it ran on an A-theory of time? It seems to me like one of those things, such as the existence of the self or the freedom of the will, in which one cannot have the "appearance" without the actual thing.

One question that I did not hear the news anchor ask was how Santorum can account for the continued unit cohesion of military forces in other countries that allow for openly gay soldiers. Israel is a particularly interesting example, given that it is surrounded by other countries intent on its de...

@atomicmrpelly Perhaps it was intentional. An Ab is the tritone to D, which is the key of the piece as a whole. Perhaps that note could represent Don Giovanni's act of final impenitence; the tritone, after all, is considered the "Devil's interval."

One could supply a classically based answer to the paradox and simply state that the question itself is nonsense, akin to asking what is north of the North Pole or what there was "before" time began. A priori, truth cannot contradict truth.

I had to listen to this for my Bach class in college. Too bad the rulers of the Germanic provinces didn't realize just how insanely genius Bach was, or they would have bowed to HIM.

Happy Halloween from Swarthmore College in Pennsylvania!

@clonesharpshooter101 Yes, it is in the northeast region of Siberia in Russia, and is referred to by climatologists as the northern "Pole of Cold."

Dang, how cold would Siberia have been during the winter- in the last ICE AGE???

Could you perhaps list the videos numerically to correspond to the progression of the movements? Thanks.

@Abracadabra208 But at any rate, he sang this son-of-a-gun a semitone lower than Miller did. Incredible!

@vidisthetopic Hahaha, good one!

@NoisemakerArrow You've got a point about the label "ethnic." At the deepest level it is an arbitrary designation. I'm glad we both appreciate the music of people who are not from Western Europe or the USA. My wisecracking Top Comment was aimed at precisely those people who only like music from ...

Why a remake so soon??

MusashiTzu, you might want to update the masthead. You did hear the news about Vladimir Pasujkov, right?

Rest in peace. The voice of God returns to Him.

@chowman007 Sure, he's no Miller, but I've heard him go down to the C2 in Richard Strauss's "Der Rosencavelier" with a strong tone. That certifies him as an operatic basso profundo.

@Wintermute01001 According to certain theologies, God's commands flow from a necessary nature. It is not just that God doesn't command murder as good, it's that he can't. Human and other non-God authority figures are prone to self-interest; God, standing outside of the material cosmos, is not. H...

One lone soul remains as of yet un-transfigured.

@SodomyOfYourSavior "Only fools think they know for sure."

Are you "sure" of that?

@ESENDETproductions No, the Guinness record belongs to Georgia Brown, who squeaked out a -G10!!!!- That's THREE OCTAVES above the highest G on the piano!!!!! But Mado Robin probably holds the record for highest notes that have power to them.

Surely the double bass and contrabassoon could complain of being similarly ignored. Few concertos or solos are given to them.

Three people got stung by bumblebees.

Impressive! I wonder if Kurt Moll could sing that low? (I've heard Moll in another clip sing a C2 in Der Rosenkavelier; a Bb1 shouldn't be that much harder, but I could be wrong).

I had always wanted to know what lay beyond the inaccessible portions of the landscape.

I'm giving this a Like, but the sound of two basso profundos engaged in counterpoint low in their register is susceptible to sounding muddled. I guess the laws of acoustics apply to even world class singers such as Miller and Kruglov.

@badazz876 Or 93 people just lost a fiddling bet with the devil.

Someone missed the "like" button in a spasm of inner passion xD.

Genius!!!!

@cheetah100 My invitation for you to read the kalam cosmological argument still stands. As for murder and the law of gravity, you confuse the descriptive with the prescriptive. The law of gravity is descriptive, yet one could make a conditional statement like "If you want to survive, you ought no...