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@shandi2708 No, this is why he came back. :P

@yamsters 1/15th? Are you kidding? I'd put relative average talent at around 1/1,000,000. And he definitely does have his own interpretation; I think he really captures the insane, almost schizophrenic gypsy-style feel of the piece.

As for where it comes from: the ideologies always stage themselves before the gaze of a Big Other - they are always for someone watching. In Lacan's formulation, the Big Other is inherent within language as the ultimate and final destination of linguistic utterances: if you will, it is the kind o...

Man, what a fucking Nazi.

@Hornet0biker Shh. You don't understand comedy.

@RavellaMusic "move at very good pieces" - what the fuck could that possibly mean? I guess I must have meant speeds.

@ithejuggernaut You should get an application that empowers you to fuck off.

@RobertErac Also I assume when they say "on a par with" they're in the direction of performance, quality, tone, etc. Which, seeing as can never know what B or C sounded like, is inarguable from both sides. He's certainly good. You can't hear his rendition of C's Mazurka and not be moved.

@Sloth55Chunk You'd get the 'ol umbrella-shotgun ;)

@cornelisrocks I'm really sorry about your mother. Mine passed away recently. There's really nothing that can replace anyone that important. I hope you're alright.

It's the monster from Mulholland Drive!

@Likeafoxow An oddly moving sentiment. You can have all my money!

"And lose me in this greed

I've found in your need"

One of the most beautiful things I've ever read.