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WCDT 8-12 August 2011 (1986-1990) aka Method's birth week
TinPenguin:
--- Quote from: tender on 15 Aug 2011, 00:38 ---http://i165.photobucket.com/albums/u60/daschakal/00/explosions-in-the-sky.jpg
No, you don't.
I mean, you're ignoring a lot of music out there.
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It's kinda weird that at first I thought this was Brontide, an English instrumental post-rock band. Turns out it is an American instrumental post-rock band who just look the same.
VonKleist:
--- Quote from: tender on 15 Aug 2011, 01:24 ---And I don't think they would be aiming at whatever kind of market-segment he had in mind.
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Yea,
thatīs kinda what I wanted to imply :-)
Then again, thereīs always been bands with "different" setups who made it on the popular-music market.
The Doors didn't have a bassist.. I didn't realize that until a bandmate pointed it out. And still they were regarded as a kind of "classic" rockband.
Then thereīs the White Stripes of course, who basically emulated the sound of some local group from Detroit (can't remember the name, but Jack White said as much in a documentary) who also played blues with just really distorted guitar + drums.
I think string quartet usually means 2 violins, 1 viola and 1 violincello
2Vl, 1Va, 1Vc... if you want to get all "music librarian" about it ;-)
2 guitars, banjo and drums sounds more like bluegrass.. alltough thereīs people whoīd argue that bluegrass means there are not to be any drums involved.. itīs all negotiable in the end :-)
pwhodges:
"String quartet" means precisely that; my remark was of course ironic, as I presume everyone has realised.
questionablecontentfan:
I'd like to see Marigold wearing something other than the green pants and the grey shirt.
I know she has other clothes...she's so beautiful, it's like Jeph doesn't want her to be or something. *sigh*
Is it cold in here?:
Maybe she'll be more flexible now that she got positive feedback about how she looks in a dress.
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