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pat101:

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--- Quote from: edscoble ---what one material that you have sentimental attachment to that remind you of your girl?

I got an idea, bear with me.
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Ok I think what you asking is what material reminds me of her the most? That's tough, I guess... brown coudoury. If this is not at all what you were asking I apologize.
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just what I'm asking for, cheer, to finish the idea, what would you call your CD mix? (doing some work on Photoshop)

here's an idea v


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Hey that's pretty cool, I'm kind of stuck for a title though. Thanks alot that's quite the neat idea, I should be back soon and hopefully with a title in mind.

Bunnyman:

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--- Quote from: pat101 ---So What - Miles Davis
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That's an...interesting choice.
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Such a great song, that.  The title may throw people askance, but how can you not love it when Miles cuts it up?  So beautiful one might want to cry.

And better than, say,
Atmopshere - Shoes

I suspect my particular brand of ultramodern design may not be what the doctor ordered


Bassist was on track with the DIY comment, in my opinion.  It really says something when you throw together something yourself, regardless of how good you think it is.  Chicks dig that sentimental crap.

pat101:
I appreciate the help, even though the ultra-modern stylings aren't exactly what I had in mind, and as far as the "do it your own damn self" remarks I agree with that as well, that's why i'm making her a shirt, and I figured well that's going to looks like crap so may as well get some decent looking cd art.

Bastardous Bassist:
Now I get it.  I was confused when I thought that you weren't actually going to be doing anything yourself, aside from picking out tunes to put on there.


--- Quote from: Bunnyman ---Such a great song, that.  The title may throw people askance, but how can you not love it when Miles cuts it up?  So beautiful one might want to cry.
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Well, I don't know if I'd call that tune "cut[ting] it up" (he does that on plenty of other tunes), but it is incredible, despite Paul Chambers's mild intonation issues.  His lines are pretty cool.  Impossible to hear at points, but cool (one of my projects for last semester was transcribing his lines under Miles's and 'Trane's solos).

Stifled Dreams:
1. Beginning jazz combos killed "So What" for me a long time ago. :(
2. Please don't quote the people above you! We'll know who you're talking to even if you don't.
3. In case of an emergency, I'll give it a try.

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