What aesthetics do you find in modern/avant garde classical music?
Q. I kind of like it, but I'd much rather listen to something that makes me feel structured and fulfilled. (most of the time, anyway) I'm being as open as possible. Just don't go artsy on me, thanks.
Asked by Abengresdf - Sat Jun 20 19:06:07 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. First, I have to say, you deserve a good answer or two and I hope you get that result. To that point I ask you to consider "structured" for you is Familiar Structure, and other things may be just as structured but you cannot, as yet, recognize those structures. They will be more individual from piece to piece, even from the same composer. You can no longer rely on music having one of several set formats when you initially audition a new piece. Repeated listening is a must, to gain familiarity with any one new piece. Try John Adams' Shaker Loops, the original version for seven strings, or the string orchestra version (conducted by the composer). Morton Feldman: Piano and String Quartet. Now: "aesthetics, modern/avant garde, classical… [cont.]
Answered by petr b - Sat Jun 20 19:34:44 2009
Q. I kind of like it, but I'd much rather listen to something that makes me feel structured and fulfilled. (most of the time, anyway) I'm being as open as possible. Just don't go artsy on me, thanks.
Asked by Abengresdf - Sat Jun 20 19:06:07 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. First, I have to say, you deserve a good answer or two and I hope you get that result. To that point I ask you to consider "structured" for you is Familiar Structure, and other things may be just as structured but you cannot, as yet, recognize those structures. They will be more individual from piece to piece, even from the same composer. You can no longer rely on music having one of several set formats when you initially audition a new piece. Repeated listening is a must, to gain familiarity with any one new piece. Try John Adams' Shaker Loops, the original version for seven strings, or the string orchestra version (conducted by the composer). Morton Feldman: Piano and String Quartet. Now: "aesthetics, modern/avant garde, classical… [cont.]
Answered by petr b - Sat Jun 20 19:34:44 2009
Aesthetics: A question for philosophy.?
Q. What is your approach and views with respect to aesthetics, art, music? Has study of Dewey, Wittgenstein, Heidegger, Adorno, Benjamin or any philosophers affected your views on art and aesthetics?
Asked by animelover45 - Sat Dec 6 13:54:12 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. my approach to all forms of art is that "beauty is in the eyes of the beholder" no one can or should try to tell me what is beautiful especially some art critic who has not walked in my shoes
Answered by Pipingbob - Mon Dec 8 21:36:36 2008
Q. What is your approach and views with respect to aesthetics, art, music? Has study of Dewey, Wittgenstein, Heidegger, Adorno, Benjamin or any philosophers affected your views on art and aesthetics?
Asked by animelover45 - Sat Dec 6 13:54:12 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. my approach to all forms of art is that "beauty is in the eyes of the beholder" no one can or should try to tell me what is beautiful especially some art critic who has not walked in my shoes
Answered by Pipingbob - Mon Dec 8 21:36:36 2008
with the advancement of science , the concept of soul is gradually diminishing?
Q. if we submit to that how can we explain consciousness, conscience, moral responsiblility, remorse, vanity, aesthetic experience, music, creation-creator bond, occasional acts of selflessness where personal benefits is significantly undermined for the sake of another person, sense of self-hood and all other phenomena that are distinctly human
Asked by Beauty - Sun Aug 16 09:24:25 2009 - - 5 Answers - 1 Comments
A. What do you mean "if we submit to that"? Why would you say that accepting scientific principles is a "submission." Submission *to* an idea is a religious concept. One submits to something when it is more powerful than you are. Science is a product of human intellect, and therefore is not more powerful than we are. (This is why it is contradictory when Creationists argue that science is "just the product of men", at the same time they accuse science of being a religion. You can't have it both ways. ) Let me give you an analogy that should answer your question. Does the science of childbirth diminish the miracle of it? In other words, does knowing how human reproduction works ... meiosis, gamete production, ovulation, sperm and… [cont.]
Answered by secretsauce - Sun Aug 16 10:13:12 2009
Q. if we submit to that how can we explain consciousness, conscience, moral responsiblility, remorse, vanity, aesthetic experience, music, creation-creator bond, occasional acts of selflessness where personal benefits is significantly undermined for the sake of another person, sense of self-hood and all other phenomena that are distinctly human
Asked by Beauty - Sun Aug 16 09:24:25 2009 - - 5 Answers - 1 Comments
A. What do you mean "if we submit to that"? Why would you say that accepting scientific principles is a "submission." Submission *to* an idea is a religious concept. One submits to something when it is more powerful than you are. Science is a product of human intellect, and therefore is not more powerful than we are. (This is why it is contradictory when Creationists argue that science is "just the product of men", at the same time they accuse science of being a religion. You can't have it both ways. ) Let me give you an analogy that should answer your question. Does the science of childbirth diminish the miracle of it? In other words, does knowing how human reproduction works ... meiosis, gamete production, ovulation, sperm and… [cont.]
Answered by secretsauce - Sun Aug 16 10:13:12 2009
Which was a factor in the development of Impressionistic painting?
Q. 1. painters needed new means of expressing horrors of WW1 2. the "realistic" schools had become obsolete after the invention of photography 3. painters sought a style that paralleled aesthetics of Impressionistic music 4. oil latex paint became scarce, new water based paints were better, new brush strokes came about.
Asked by Alix - Tue Mar 31 18:24:15 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Number two sounds the best here. 3 isn't that bad but I think Impressionist music lagged a little behind painting. This answer implies the painters were influenced by the composers. I don't think that's true. Number 4 is definitely NOT true. Most all Impressionist paintings are oil based. 1 is also NOT true. Impressionism came way before WWI and employed completely different subject matters, water lilies not dead people.
Answered by M Talent - Tue Mar 31 18:40:42 2009
Q. 1. painters needed new means of expressing horrors of WW1 2. the "realistic" schools had become obsolete after the invention of photography 3. painters sought a style that paralleled aesthetics of Impressionistic music 4. oil latex paint became scarce, new water based paints were better, new brush strokes came about.
Asked by Alix - Tue Mar 31 18:24:15 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Number two sounds the best here. 3 isn't that bad but I think Impressionist music lagged a little behind painting. This answer implies the painters were influenced by the composers. I don't think that's true. Number 4 is definitely NOT true. Most all Impressionist paintings are oil based. 1 is also NOT true. Impressionism came way before WWI and employed completely different subject matters, water lilies not dead people.
Answered by M Talent - Tue Mar 31 18:40:42 2009
What are the hip lesbians listening to these days?
Q. I've committed to making a mix for a lesbian couple I am friends with who are moving in together. I wanted to make a "party on a disc" mix... the kind of thing you'd hear Carmen spin at the Planet. Unfortunately I'm kind of out of the scene at the moment. I don't want to fill it with Ani Difranco and whatnot; it must be danceable! I know there's a certain aesthetic to the music in gay male dance clubs... is there a female equivalent?
Asked by indiebass2003 - Wed Jun 3 15:00:27 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Umm... The same things everyone else is? There's no designated lesbian music.
Answered by Pat - Sun Jun 7 13:57:58 2009
Q. I've committed to making a mix for a lesbian couple I am friends with who are moving in together. I wanted to make a "party on a disc" mix... the kind of thing you'd hear Carmen spin at the Planet. Unfortunately I'm kind of out of the scene at the moment. I don't want to fill it with Ani Difranco and whatnot; it must be danceable! I know there's a certain aesthetic to the music in gay male dance clubs... is there a female equivalent?
Asked by indiebass2003 - Wed Jun 3 15:00:27 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Umm... The same things everyone else is? There's no designated lesbian music.
Answered by Pat - Sun Jun 7 13:57:58 2009
What kind of music is the soundtrack to the Nightmare Before Christmas?
Q. I love the melancholic sounds of the woodwinds and even the accordion in "Sally's Song," Who plays the same style of music. If possible name songs or artists. The aesthetic of halloween is what seals the deal.
Asked by psychoskook - Sat Jun 13 20:44:06 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. This is Halloween - Marilyn Manson genre is Metal
Answered by SevenboyL - Sat Jun 13 20:47:24 2009
Q. I love the melancholic sounds of the woodwinds and even the accordion in "Sally's Song," Who plays the same style of music. If possible name songs or artists. The aesthetic of halloween is what seals the deal.
Asked by psychoskook - Sat Jun 13 20:44:06 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. This is Halloween - Marilyn Manson genre is Metal
Answered by SevenboyL - Sat Jun 13 20:47:24 2009
RHH: I need your two cents?
Q. A couple of friends from my high school days just dropped an album, and I wanted to see what you guys think of it. They're known as the Aesthetics Crew, and their album is called "Pandora's Boombox". The first link is the video of their first single. The second link leads you to snippets of their songs from their album. Thanks bit: How are they Eminem wannabes?
Asked by Buzz Killington - Mon Dec 1 12:15:36 2008 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I actually liked them. I think they've got something going for themselves but they are going to need mad promotion because there are lots of "average" rappers out there trying to get into the game. They are better than average, in fact they were really good but they need someone to "push" them into the limelight. Peace & Love :)
Answered by latj - Mon Dec 1 12:56:42 2008
Q. A couple of friends from my high school days just dropped an album, and I wanted to see what you guys think of it. They're known as the Aesthetics Crew, and their album is called "Pandora's Boombox". The first link is the video of their first single. The second link leads you to snippets of their songs from their album. Thanks bit: How are they Eminem wannabes?
Asked by Buzz Killington - Mon Dec 1 12:15:36 2008 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I actually liked them. I think they've got something going for themselves but they are going to need mad promotion because there are lots of "average" rappers out there trying to get into the game. They are better than average, in fact they were really good but they need someone to "push" them into the limelight. Peace & Love :)
Answered by latj - Mon Dec 1 12:56:42 2008
What R the influences of the GREEK scientific, philosophical&religious concepts on the development of music?
Q. Can you help me out with this? What are the influences of the GREEK aesthetic scientific, philosophical & religious concepts on the development of music? Thank you
Asked by J.J. - Sat Oct 21 12:12:12 2006 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Hey JJ, Check these sites:
Answered by Rustskipper - Mon Oct 23 13:50:16 2006
Q. Can you help me out with this? What are the influences of the GREEK aesthetic scientific, philosophical & religious concepts on the development of music? Thank you
Asked by J.J. - Sat Oct 21 12:12:12 2006 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Hey JJ, Check these sites:
Answered by Rustskipper - Mon Oct 23 13:50:16 2006
Does art use lies to tell the truth?
Q. The "art" we're talking about here refers to all kinds of aesthetic knowledge; visual art, music, movies etc.. Is this the case for all aesthetics? Examples will be greatly appreciated, thank you.
Asked by mr eggy - Sun Feb 24 03:47:40 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It is a very hard question? I think art don't use lies as much as it uses it magic to make ppl believe in it. like if you where sad and then you listened to a sad music you feel like it suits what you are going through. that piece of music was mint to make you feel sad and this is the truth then they work their magic and they make you sad as well. i guess it is the magic of the art not the lies...
Answered by life goes on - Sun Feb 24 04:01:05 2008
Q. The "art" we're talking about here refers to all kinds of aesthetic knowledge; visual art, music, movies etc.. Is this the case for all aesthetics? Examples will be greatly appreciated, thank you.
Asked by mr eggy - Sun Feb 24 03:47:40 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It is a very hard question? I think art don't use lies as much as it uses it magic to make ppl believe in it. like if you where sad and then you listened to a sad music you feel like it suits what you are going through. that piece of music was mint to make you feel sad and this is the truth then they work their magic and they make you sad as well. i guess it is the magic of the art not the lies...
Answered by life goes on - Sun Feb 24 04:01:05 2008
My University Presentation Help!?
Q. I'm currently studying music at University and in December i have to give a ten minute presentation on a key concept or idea of Music for my Musical Culture module. I have to choose an idea and form an argument around it. I'm thinking of discussing the Aesthetics of music in particular how image and fashion is important to identify different types of music within our culture. Is this a valid argument? Could you explain in simple terms what people mean when they say 'aesthetics of pop music' Could you suggest another topic that would be better? All help would be greatly received as this presentation touches upon philosophy, which is a field i find difficult.
Asked by bornshopiluv - Mon Oct 13 16:26:36 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It's a very broad topic, and you might find your presentation running overtime or not being well structured. Why don't you try the influence of fashion on music and vice versa, or the influence of art on music and vice versa. Fashion's a good one, because clothes changed to accommodate different dancing, different music got written, etc. etc. You would also touch on interaction between men and women over the centuries. See what the philosophers of each era that you look at say about music and fashion and how the development of philosophical thought seems to go on the same lines as the changes in music and fashion.
Answered by Hatte G - Tue Oct 14 09:37:54 2008
Q. I'm currently studying music at University and in December i have to give a ten minute presentation on a key concept or idea of Music for my Musical Culture module. I have to choose an idea and form an argument around it. I'm thinking of discussing the Aesthetics of music in particular how image and fashion is important to identify different types of music within our culture. Is this a valid argument? Could you explain in simple terms what people mean when they say 'aesthetics of pop music' Could you suggest another topic that would be better? All help would be greatly received as this presentation touches upon philosophy, which is a field i find difficult.
Asked by bornshopiluv - Mon Oct 13 16:26:36 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It's a very broad topic, and you might find your presentation running overtime or not being well structured. Why don't you try the influence of fashion on music and vice versa, or the influence of art on music and vice versa. Fashion's a good one, because clothes changed to accommodate different dancing, different music got written, etc. etc. You would also touch on interaction between men and women over the centuries. See what the philosophers of each era that you look at say about music and fashion and how the development of philosophical thought seems to go on the same lines as the changes in music and fashion.
Answered by Hatte G - Tue Oct 14 09:37:54 2008
Does ANYone Else Find It Scary...?
Q. ..that in 20+ years, there'll be a generation of people who'll be convinced the "good old days" of music were the early 2000s when we had "classics" like Fergie, The Pu55y Cat Dolls, Fall Out Boy & Ashlee Simpson?? I mean they didn't *ask* to be born when they were, so their aesthetics of music will differ, but man, compare Fergie to...Janis Joplin.. Gotta strongly disagree w/ Sybil. I honestly cannot se how hacks from American Idol & Jessica Simpson is an *improvement* from acts like the Beatles & the Stones. Sorry. But 90% of what's on pop radio today is decidedly a huge step Backwards to my ears...
Asked by Fonzie T - Fri Feb 9 17:47:20 2007 - - 9 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You know, I was born in '93. And I pretty much hate Ashlee Simpson, Fall Out Boy, and the Pussycat Dolls. You have to remember that not all teenagers these days like the same stuff. Sure, there's a lot of kids out there that like that stuff, but there are also a lot of kids out there that like different stuff (better stuff IMO :]). And do you really think that Fall Out Boy fans are going to be as obsessed with them when they get older? People's music tastes change. And you're right, Janis Joplin is amazing.
Answered by Ah gad, it's Tara. - Fri Feb 9 17:55:14 2007
Q. ..that in 20+ years, there'll be a generation of people who'll be convinced the "good old days" of music were the early 2000s when we had "classics" like Fergie, The Pu55y Cat Dolls, Fall Out Boy & Ashlee Simpson?? I mean they didn't *ask* to be born when they were, so their aesthetics of music will differ, but man, compare Fergie to...Janis Joplin.. Gotta strongly disagree w/ Sybil. I honestly cannot se how hacks from American Idol & Jessica Simpson is an *improvement* from acts like the Beatles & the Stones. Sorry. But 90% of what's on pop radio today is decidedly a huge step Backwards to my ears...
Asked by Fonzie T - Fri Feb 9 17:47:20 2007 - - 9 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You know, I was born in '93. And I pretty much hate Ashlee Simpson, Fall Out Boy, and the Pussycat Dolls. You have to remember that not all teenagers these days like the same stuff. Sure, there's a lot of kids out there that like that stuff, but there are also a lot of kids out there that like different stuff (better stuff IMO :]). And do you really think that Fall Out Boy fans are going to be as obsessed with them when they get older? People's music tastes change. And you're right, Janis Joplin is amazing.
Answered by Ah gad, it's Tara. - Fri Feb 9 17:55:14 2007
I need some good music! help please :)?
Q. Im looking for some good acoustic indie music. I love The Scene Aesthetics, Eisley, Dashboard Confessional, Secondhand Serenade. Stuff like that. Other stuff I realy love that I want some more of :) I love Chiodos, The Devil Wears Prada, Cute Is What We Aim For (I only like the style) , Mute Math, David Crowder, Metro Station, Forever The Sickest Kids, and especially scary kids scaring kids. anything similar would be REALLY great. Im looking for some good acoustic and indie rock music. I love The Scene Aesthetics, Eisley, Dashboard Confessional, Secondhand Serenade. Stuff like that. Other stuff I realy love that I want some more of :) I love Chiodos, The Devil Wears Prada, Cute Is What We Aim For (I only like the style) , Mute Math,… [cont.]
Asked by Shelby H - Wed Jul 9 10:43:52 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
Q. Im looking for some good acoustic indie music. I love The Scene Aesthetics, Eisley, Dashboard Confessional, Secondhand Serenade. Stuff like that. Other stuff I realy love that I want some more of :) I love Chiodos, The Devil Wears Prada, Cute Is What We Aim For (I only like the style) , Mute Math, David Crowder, Metro Station, Forever The Sickest Kids, and especially scary kids scaring kids. anything similar would be REALLY great. Im looking for some good acoustic and indie rock music. I love The Scene Aesthetics, Eisley, Dashboard Confessional, Secondhand Serenade. Stuff like that. Other stuff I realy love that I want some more of :) I love Chiodos, The Devil Wears Prada, Cute Is What We Aim For (I only like the style) , Mute Math,… [cont.]
Asked by Shelby H - Wed Jul 9 10:43:52 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
Where to study the Great Arts?
Q. I know this is a very specific question/topic, and I have consulted college counselors, teachers, parents, adults and everyone I can think of who might provide some helpful guidance, but have turned to the world wide audience of the internet for more resource..that being said, I am currently a high school student about a month from graduation and as is typical, I am unsure of the field of study I should pursue. I do have a very well understanding of what my general interests are, which are philosophy (specifically aesthetic and music theory), mathematics, and the fine arts, . Though I know my interests, I find it difficult to choose a school to offer courses to my specific liking. My question is, is there any profession which might… [cont.]
Asked by stoned_alone - Sat May 16 01:44:56 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. A true artist need not study art.
Answered by Zilla - Sat May 16 01:47:38 2009
Q. I know this is a very specific question/topic, and I have consulted college counselors, teachers, parents, adults and everyone I can think of who might provide some helpful guidance, but have turned to the world wide audience of the internet for more resource..that being said, I am currently a high school student about a month from graduation and as is typical, I am unsure of the field of study I should pursue. I do have a very well understanding of what my general interests are, which are philosophy (specifically aesthetic and music theory), mathematics, and the fine arts, . Though I know my interests, I find it difficult to choose a school to offer courses to my specific liking. My question is, is there any profession which might… [cont.]
Asked by stoned_alone - Sat May 16 01:44:56 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. A true artist need not study art.
Answered by Zilla - Sat May 16 01:47:38 2009
Can somebody explain this statement on music?
Q. "The study of music provides an essential part of the foundation for humane civilization by furnishing students with a crucial aesthetic metaphor of what life at its best might be."
Asked by Theo R - Wed Mar 26 19:20:10 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. First of all, the base of the quote is that music is important in the the human world. In depth, it means that music is a necessary thing in the world, for it gives people a breakdown of other people's takes on life [in this case, "at its best" is a good feeling]
Answered by KAFFRINEkilluhfayce. - Wed Mar 26 19:33:14 2008
Q. "The study of music provides an essential part of the foundation for humane civilization by furnishing students with a crucial aesthetic metaphor of what life at its best might be."
Asked by Theo R - Wed Mar 26 19:20:10 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. First of all, the base of the quote is that music is important in the the human world. In depth, it means that music is a necessary thing in the world, for it gives people a breakdown of other people's takes on life [in this case, "at its best" is a good feeling]
Answered by KAFFRINEkilluhfayce. - Wed Mar 26 19:33:14 2008
influences of the greek aesthetic, scientific,philosophical& religious concepts on the development of music?
Q. Can anyone tell me about the lasting influences of the greek aesthetic, scientific, philosophical & religious concepts on the development of music? Thank you
Asked by Joel - Thu Oct 19 14:10:10 2006 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Most western music uses the same 12 equidistant tones (7 notes and 5 semi-tones), to devide a larger structure (thus called octave). This was created, thought, tought and discovered, by Orphics and Pythagoreans and may be trased as back as the -X th century.
Answered by Filomata - Thu Oct 19 16:32:51 2006
Q. Can anyone tell me about the lasting influences of the greek aesthetic, scientific, philosophical & religious concepts on the development of music? Thank you
Asked by Joel - Thu Oct 19 14:10:10 2006 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Most western music uses the same 12 equidistant tones (7 notes and 5 semi-tones), to devide a larger structure (thus called octave). This was created, thought, tought and discovered, by Orphics and Pythagoreans and may be trased as back as the -X th century.
Answered by Filomata - Thu Oct 19 16:32:51 2006
What are some good unheard or indie type bands?
Q. I listen to alot of acoustic, indie, experimental music...I love The Scene Aesthetic, Iron and Wine, Gregory and the Hawk...Van Morrison, Jeff Buckley...things like that. I need some new music to listen to...anybody know of any good bands. I am NOT into techno or screamo type music...just to let you know :)
Asked by Hannah - Tue Aug 25 19:20:07 2009 - - 12 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I like Wolfmother and The Blue Van.
Answered by CJ - Tue Aug 25 19:37:55 2009
Q. I listen to alot of acoustic, indie, experimental music...I love The Scene Aesthetic, Iron and Wine, Gregory and the Hawk...Van Morrison, Jeff Buckley...things like that. I need some new music to listen to...anybody know of any good bands. I am NOT into techno or screamo type music...just to let you know :)
Asked by Hannah - Tue Aug 25 19:20:07 2009 - - 12 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I like Wolfmother and The Blue Van.
Answered by CJ - Tue Aug 25 19:37:55 2009
id like to know if anyone can suggest any acoustic bands?
Q. well im looking for bands kinda like these are the only ones i know so far and id like to more like them...im trying to not listen to screamo for a while but still listen to good music unlike hi hop and such i hate that kind of music... the scene aesthetic mayday parade can someone suggest any other bands like these...please help if you can...!! thank you!!
Asked by Melodie! ^-^ (i anime!) - Sun Feb 1 21:59:53 2009 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. NeverShoutNever! Eye Dee Kay Death Cab For Cutie
Answered by Miss Ohhh - Sun Feb 1 22:05:17 2009
Q. well im looking for bands kinda like these are the only ones i know so far and id like to more like them...im trying to not listen to screamo for a while but still listen to good music unlike hi hop and such i hate that kind of music... the scene aesthetic mayday parade can someone suggest any other bands like these...please help if you can...!! thank you!!
Asked by Melodie! ^-^ (i anime!) - Sun Feb 1 21:59:53 2009 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. NeverShoutNever! Eye Dee Kay Death Cab For Cutie
Answered by Miss Ohhh - Sun Feb 1 22:05:17 2009
What music should I buy?
Q. I had to delete all my music and I can't, for the life of me, remember what was all on it. I listen to everything. From atmosphere to atreyu. From 10 years to colbie caillat. bob marley, damien rice, the scene aesthetic, breaking benjamin, the exies, immortal technique, etc. etc. Give me artists names and good albums? Thanks
Asked by caitlinraee - Wed Dec 17 21:09:39 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Mudvayne- Lost and found Three Days Grace- One X Disturbed- All albums Static-X-Cannibal & other songs AC-DC- Back in black Linkin Park- Minuets to Midnight Apocalyptica- [it really depends on what you like] Black Stone Cherry [one hit wonder] Danko Jones- Lover call Serj Tankian- Empty Walls Soil- Halo Saliva- All albums [some songs] Tool- All albums
Answered by Peter B - Wed Dec 17 21:18:29 2008
Q. I had to delete all my music and I can't, for the life of me, remember what was all on it. I listen to everything. From atmosphere to atreyu. From 10 years to colbie caillat. bob marley, damien rice, the scene aesthetic, breaking benjamin, the exies, immortal technique, etc. etc. Give me artists names and good albums? Thanks
Asked by caitlinraee - Wed Dec 17 21:09:39 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Mudvayne- Lost and found Three Days Grace- One X Disturbed- All albums Static-X-Cannibal & other songs AC-DC- Back in black Linkin Park- Minuets to Midnight Apocalyptica- [it really depends on what you like] Black Stone Cherry [one hit wonder] Danko Jones- Lover call Serj Tankian- Empty Walls Soil- Halo Saliva- All albums [some songs] Tool- All albums
Answered by Peter B - Wed Dec 17 21:18:29 2008
Explain how a listener can have an emotional response to music.?
Q. Explain how a listener can have an emotional response to music. List three of those responses you may have. Explain how the different instrument categories have aesthetics associated with them, and list one example.
Asked by karen - Tue May 29 20:54:38 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Ive heard guitar licks that have literally given me goose bumps and Celtic music that's made me teary eyed
Answered by si_kleeg - Tue May 29 21:00:31 2007
Q. Explain how a listener can have an emotional response to music. List three of those responses you may have. Explain how the different instrument categories have aesthetics associated with them, and list one example.
Asked by karen - Tue May 29 20:54:38 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Ive heard guitar licks that have literally given me goose bumps and Celtic music that's made me teary eyed
Answered by si_kleeg - Tue May 29 21:00:31 2007
If Robb Flynn (from Machine Head) is an atheist, what's with the lyrics in 'aesthetics of hate'.?
Q. "I hope you burn in hell" "May the hand of God strike them down". Just curious, Robb has written some stuff that can be interpreted as anti-religion but this comes across as anything but just that. Whilst I am religious this isn't to cause religion vs. atheism debate I just want to know people's interpretation (that's why it's in entertainment & music). Thank you :)
Asked by notts_outlaws_fan - Sat Nov 7 15:36:37 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Atheist or not, there are few phrases which have the emotional tags that "burn in hell" has. It symbolizes an eternal pain rather than a temporary ache which might soon heal. Many times, those outside of a religion may use the ideas and insults of that particular faith to further insult those they are speaking to. In particular, if an atheist left Christianity because of perceived hyppocricy, then he or she might lash out and call down for the hypocrites to be smote by the God they worship for their inner demons which effect their actions.
Answered by James W - Sat Nov 7 19:19:59 2009
Q. "I hope you burn in hell" "May the hand of God strike them down". Just curious, Robb has written some stuff that can be interpreted as anti-religion but this comes across as anything but just that. Whilst I am religious this isn't to cause religion vs. atheism debate I just want to know people's interpretation (that's why it's in entertainment & music). Thank you :)
Asked by notts_outlaws_fan - Sat Nov 7 15:36:37 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Atheist or not, there are few phrases which have the emotional tags that "burn in hell" has. It symbolizes an eternal pain rather than a temporary ache which might soon heal. Many times, those outside of a religion may use the ideas and insults of that particular faith to further insult those they are speaking to. In particular, if an atheist left Christianity because of perceived hyppocricy, then he or she might lash out and call down for the hypocrites to be smote by the God they worship for their inner demons which effect their actions.
Answered by James W - Sat Nov 7 19:19:59 2009
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