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3y ago
I just listened for the first time, and yeah, it's well presented for a general audience, but I was completely unable to believe that they thought that the steps they took in their search made logical sense. It's like the reality
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3y ago
You're right, it was 10 days, not quite weeks. It's not important but here are some of the miscommunications and apologies: November 18: "The cloud server which hosts one of our database, db141, experienced a disk issue. As a
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3y ago
My impression from reading their Discord server yesterday is this: - Volunteers from Miraheze planned to create a paid wiki hosting service to supplement Miraheze called WikiForge - Several of those volunteers left Miraheze to start a free
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3y ago
I don't know. When OP describes their community of "furry queer hackers," I can't help but notice that the link to the autism spectrum goes overlooked. While it's very good to find one's people, it's dange
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3y ago
The article asks two different questions, one about the decline of the instrumental hit and one about the decline of the instrumentalist, and doesn't go far to answer either. I'd be interested to see a breakdown of the instrumenta
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4y ago
I agree it's a good anecdote. It clearly still resonates with professional instrumentalists. But popular music has progressed so much since then that 'jazz theory' is unequip to grasp the complexities of modern recorded music
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4y ago
There's no one 'music theory perspective'. Why not analyze it on more axes? - Rhythmic patterns and variation - Interplay between instruments - Instrumentation and arrangement - Structure - Vocal style - Lyrics - Recording an
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4y ago
How complex is a song that can be played on entirely different instruments without re-interpretation? When I think of complexity I think of unreconcilable elements that force the transposer to make tough decisions ("intentionally putti
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4y ago
I find it hilarious that he concludes the Sergio Mendes recording is "the most complex pop song ever" rather than the obvious takeaway that when a song is simple enough, most of the specific notes being played aren't importan
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4y ago
>The orchestration in Pet Sounds though follows the McCartney/Martin "Yesterday" by the Beatles Yesterday's orchestration is just acoustic guitar + string quartet
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5y ago
For fun, I tried to see how many of the films on their missing movie list are currently watchable on Youtube or from public trackers http://missingmovies.org/list-of-missing-movies/ Features, 15/23 available 3 leg
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5y ago
Did Ebert ever become thin?
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5y ago
They want people to post the simple and fun summary image rather than a link or a playlist nobody will click on
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5y ago
This page just confirms the above poster's hunch. A professor of mathematics who teaches one "Mathematical Design 128" class.
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5y ago
That may be an aspect of it, but... https://twitter.com/trndytrndy/status/1395944850911080459
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5y ago
Jacob Collier is an interesting example because the general response I've seen to his music from music fans is that it is too "smart". It's impressive and novel to music academics (and apparently the Grammys) but hardly
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5y ago
Honestly this article makes me happy to be young. So many useless practices and attitudes, once brought down on us and simply accepted, now in the trash heap of history. Hopefully next up is 'the pledge.' I'd love some "
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5y ago
From your first link, it says that that band changed their name because of a NS band with the same name. NS meaning National Socialist...
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5y ago
Yes the value of the site was much more clear when it was primarily a way to demystify references and slang in rap lyrics - in the same vein as Urban Dictionary. But since then rap lyrics have gotten simpler and the site has expanded. It&#x
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5y ago
This is the first post that I've had a genuine 'I'm getting old' reaction to.. I was in middle school when Papers Please released and it was huge among indie game fans. I remember like it was yesterday, Yahtzee Croshaw a
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5y ago
Similar to the plot of the Swedish film 'The Night Visitor' with Max von Sydow
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5y ago
For some data, here's a rough number of Vaporwave albums released per year (source: RYM[1]) 2010: 11 2011: 63 2012: 168 2013: 348 2014: 572 2015: 1193 2016: 1144 2017: 812 2018: 816 2019: 798 2020: 732 2021: 269 [1] https://r
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5y ago
Interesting, I recognize the channel name from his toxic anti-feminist rant videos I'd seen years ago. Great that he's doing something productive now
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5y ago
Egyptology?
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5y ago
Psychedelic music evolved out of the Space Age Pop easy listening genre from the 40s-60s (e.g. Joe Meek's I Hear A New World) and minimalist classical music (e.g. La Monte Young). Psychedelic sequences in film evolved from non-narrativ
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5y ago
Look up Ken Silverman's Voxlap engine from the early 2000s. It was most famously used for the game Ace of Spades 0.75 from 2011. It had very basic graphics and I remember even at the time it was advertised as being able to run on anyth
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I watched it a couple years ago at age 19 and didn't like it (rated it 1.5 out of 5 stars according to my stats). From my memory: - The all-macho, no-internal-monologue protagonist is really dull and dated. The one liners are lame, mos
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6y ago
As someone who isn't 'wired for math' (but still knows my fractions, so to speak) I can't imagine putting math up against literacy. Reading is so fundamental to both communication and learning. Why do you equate the two?
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6y ago
As someone who apparently frequents much more pretentious online film circles than OP, the idea that the highest rated films and shows on IMDB represent the "best" of the mediums is kinda silly. The article uses Star Trek (2009) a
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6y ago
It's a hoax. Twitter reply: https://twitter.com/TwitterComms/status/1263256788238909441
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