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Trivia Question What does the "IFIC" button the one young lady is wearing mean?

Surely, he will be missed. Typing this at 2:30 PM PST Feb 26, 2012. Just saw the sad news on the BBC about an hour ago.

Intonation, schmintonation! LOL Give the kid a break! Pay attention to things like phrasing; that other stuff comes with time. This dude has talent!

KUSC 91.5 FM in Los Angeles regularly plays this on their Sunday Morning Program

Soul Music with Kimberlea Daggy Sundays, 7 - 9 am Since I don't have car anymore and depend on a bicycle for transportation, I am careful not to go out riding it during those hours, because getting caught in the r...

@cuddlycritter Yeah, I saw it move too. "Don't try this at home," as the saying goes.

Ricoeur was also very interested the use of the productive imagination on poetry and science, and how the two related to each other.

As Hegel once said, all things turn into their opposite. PS: I LOVE hate! LOL!

You people who are crying and complaining and want to unsubscribe because of one video you disagree with have no idea how stupid and idiotic you sound. If you want something to rant about, how about those two toddlers near Tacoma Washington who were deliberately turned over by local officials to ...

And then, she turned him into the Gingriich that stole Christmas! Burn her! She's a witch! (What's her name? Candita, or Cannibus? r something like that?)

@peacewenchlover There is a fairly recent interview with her on youtube. She and the band meet every weekend in LA to rehearse, but she has to drive 2 1/2 hours from her desert home. They travel no more than 1 week a month. And since Cher drives me up the wall, but I love Johnette, the two must ...

I didn't appreciate this song back in '90, but that's because I never heard it with enough fidelity to make out the words. I only looked it up now because I was reminded of "Concrete Blonde" because of a recent Starbucks light roast coffee called Blonde. Got curious My motivation for looking it u...

Better than any US band I've ever heard! Who would have guessed?

@jazzmunky First of all, I had a typo in my prior post. I meant to say expand. In so called "common practice" you have 7 note diatonic scale. (You get two tonalities for the price of one. C major can also be A minor, depending on where you tend to end up most of the time). There are other scales ...

If you want to really understand this music, think of a very, very, grim train ride during the during the occupation, which had just ended when this music was written. The composer himself described it much more abstractly, but in words to the same effect.

@inkey2 I understand your sentiments, but how can you have "fluffy fun and superficial joy" when for a number of reasons, so many people are hurting deeply inside? Bottom line is that our entire socio economic system has auto-immune disease. It used to be that if you got a good education, you cou...

Sounds like a video game. Just like that ever popular Michael Jackson, the world's best loved video game

Yes, but in the 21st century, all this changes.

If I had your number, I'd be calling you too, bro.

Badass is hot. We don't need you anymore, Davey. Give me Badass any day of the week, or any hour of the night (maybe 2 am tonight?). Yeah. He's my kinda stud. Totally straight acting. He shulda kicked U ass yeeahrs ago.

So, this was JSB's one and only experiment with the galant style?

@ArtMad1 This really isn't the place to discuss this sort of thing, but both men were obviously cut out of the same cloth, as the saying goes.

Davey, you (or somebody who knows how) needs to do a separate video of the two penguins with the old song "Broken Wings" by Mister Mister as background see watch?v = Ejz9UVXhlwk

Also include a few images from 'Slao Happy Seal" also on youtube

to make it seem like the seal is doing the Mister M...

Quite a bit more like the 4th than the final revision, demonstrating that the "break" was not so clean as we'd previously thought. I suppose the later revision was more palatable to the general public of the time, but I really think this is the one to play today..

@LouieOmega Most likely Claudia Cassidy.

Saw them at Iguana's in Mexico about 20 years ago. They look younger in this video (with fewer tats). How time flies!

Darn, why did he have to rush this so? Most conductors do, it seems, except Henryk Czyz. How can there be any phrasing at all when there is such a mad rush? It was obvious to me the the soprano here was trying to slow him down, but to little avail.

I know. I was just trying to make you laugh-- like Carl Nielsen in his Symphony No, 6 (Sinfonia Semplice :)

Well, he's running for president, and I am too embarrassed to say his name, but his initials are HC--- H.C. Just kidding! He's all yours! You like the gangsta type don't you? If so, this one is a Godfather! and loves to cook!

He's not drunk, he's acting. He's trying to be the second coming of Ronald Wilson Reagan-- with a little bit of Ross Perot thrown in for good measure. .

I am convinced that THIS is the "well known" tune that Sir Edward Elgar would not reveal, but nonetheless solves the riddle of his Enigma variation.

This convinces me: THIS is the "well known" theme which is the basis of Sir Edward Elgar's Enignma Variations

This has always been my favorite of the Lizst tone poems

Happy 200th Birthday, Franz! This is my favorite of your tone poems!