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OKAY GUYS SINCE LIKE WHEN IS TYLER LIKE PITTSBURGH'S BIGGEST STEELERS FAN ANYWAY

Are you sure that wasn't a dig at Jimmy Carter?

Batshit lunatic?

is there any other kind

"Money" by Pink Floyd is in 7/4, or rather 21/8. When it seems to speed up for Gilmour's solo, that's just going into 4. The beats per minute never change. It's an illusssssiooon. "Go to sleep." by Radiohead is a cool one, it's one bar of 4/4 and two bars of 6/8. "Watermelon in Easter Hay" by Zappa is alternating bars of 4/4 and 5/4. That's all I feel like rattling off.

I really like Dave Brubeck, but his stuff just feels like really cool songs that, if you sit down and dissect it, happen to be in uncommon meters, whereas mathcore is just like "WE PICKED RANDOM NUMBERS FOR OUR TIME SIGNATURES SO WE'RE IN 17/5!!! NOW WE SWITCHED TO 21/8!!!! NOW WE'RE IN -14/B!" Also the fact that it's related to hardcore makes it a lot of garbage for me.

Kraftwerk 2. It's an early album that Ralf and Florian don't like, so it hasn't been officially reissued. Apparently, the guys from Neu! were secondary band members at the time, and you can tell. It doesn't sound like the typical vocoder/sequencer stuff. There's a lot of John Cage-y percussiveness to it. I like it.

Sounds like Dave Brubeck, but shitty!

, They're fuckin' awesome. EDIT: Upon further examination, you have more problems than a comma deficit. Would of? Than/then? Are you a third-grader? I'm going to end up employed by people in this vein, and it upsets me greatly.

It's pretty good. I still don't like the guitar work as much, but it doesn't feel as pop-punk as YATQ. I really like the vocals, they feel kind of smooth, I guess.

If there was nobody to talk about the New York Knicks, there wouldn't be any NBA discussion on the board

Popick walks the line between gimmick and real

The new single is out already?

Hey PLAGIARISM!, would I like Sparks?

Yer kidding right? Conservative talk radio and television is the beacon of "why do you hate america, sir" reasoning. That is their main pratfall to fall back on on basically a daily basis. It is that tactic, and that tactice almost exclusively that is used to avoid debating the merits of an issue. And it used by the right. That's not really what pratfall means, but okay. Haven't you listened to Air America at all? It's just as bad, but with shitty production values and poor attempts at comedy. Inept liberals utilize all the same fallacies that inept conservatives do, and don't kid yourself. Your side isn't any more enlightened or noble than mine. For every time Sean Hannity resorts to "why do you hate America" when he's backed into a corner, Michael Moore is dismissing claims that his documentaries regularly corrupt the facts with "well it's a movie, it's for entertainment." For every time Bill O'Reilly cuts off somebody's mic, Al Franken is swinging away with ad hominem remarks. Yeah, scholars on public radio may be above the bullshit, but the talking heads on the left and right are equally predisposed to all the same flaws. Translation: OMG YOUR SIDE DOES IT TOO~!!!!111 If you want to resurrect one of the countless Michael Moore threads, be my guest. Just because Moore's a douchebag, or Al Franken's a hypocrite, doesn't make Hannity any less of a jackass. Can anyone seriously defend Hannity? I'm curious. No. Nobody can defend Sean Hannity. And I wasn't trying to. I was going after his statement that the right exclusively sidesteps rational debate, which is not true.

Awesome.

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Meh not really. And I'll forever tell myself Brian Wilson wrote IJWMFTT 100% by himself. IT'S STILL REAL TO ME, DAMMIT.

"I Get Around" isn't on par with "I Just Wasn't Made For These Times," stupid.

"Konstantine" by Something Corporate is a good song to play when you want to impress people by not really doing anything. It's all just bare fifths, basically. Piano is a tough one to improvise on, not to worry. I can do some very rudimentary improvisation, but that's about it. If I ranked my instruments in order of ability I'd go trumpet > piano > guitar = voice > harmonica. As for Zappa, go for the heavier instrumental fare now: Uncle Meat, Hot Rats, Burnt Weeny Sandwich, Weasels Ripped My Flesh, Waka/Jawaka, The Grand Wazoo. That ought to win you over. Or just get Sheik Yerbouti. You'd never guess me of all people, Uptight Bitch-About-The-Music-Folder Guy, to heavily favor an album with lyrics like "with a spindle up my BUTT til it makes me scream," "ram it up your poop chute," or "a grinder a bumper with a pre-moistened dumper," but it's Top 3 or 4 in my collection.

Fresh new satire from CheesalaIsGood

Insightful post.

Pics? Vids? Breats? Tirts?

Not bad, it just has its flaws, I think he means to say.

I just learned how to play "Crown Of Love" on piano, and some girl came in and was like "whoa you're good!" and I was like "no I'm really not I just learned this five minutes ago" and she was like "keep playing!" and I didn't want to after that. She wasn't particularly attractive, if you're wondering. Also, it's a really fun song to play.