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BWV replied to the thread Don't waste your money on organic food.Back in the good old days when farming was 100% organic and Haber's miracle invention of artificial fertilizer was decades away, feeding... -
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BWV replied to the thread Music Who is your favorite Jazz musician and what is your favorite song?.RIP
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BWV replied to the thread Music Favorite songs (cont.).Great song though and apparently Hendrix’s nod to Albert King
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BWV replied to the thread Is mathematics invented or discovered?.Like most things it becomes a semantic argument - what does invented or discovered mean? Maybe the guy who invented tic tac toe was too...
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BWV replied to the thread Music Cover songs versus the original track, which ones are better?.Some more great Bacharach covers
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BWV replied to the thread Music Cover songs versus the original track, which ones are better?.Better?
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BWV replied to the thread Tone Bending On Synthesizers.Herbie pioneered it and always sounded good
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BWV replied to the thread Music Cover songs versus the original track, which ones are better?.
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Anyone else enjoy the show? I get that the primary focus is on the issues of collectivism and free choice, but wondering if they are...
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BWV replied to the thread Music Cover songs versus the original track, which ones are better?.
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BWV replied to the thread Raucousness In Music.Is this a game, or amateur musicology? Your OP certainly had the tone of the latter 'The single most important thing in music is <some...
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BWV replied to the thread Raucousness In Music.Right so the whole generalization is meaningless. None of your terms are well defined or have much of a musicological basis.
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BWV replied to the thread Raucousness In Music.Sakura is minor, so how can you generalize about Japan being major? A shakuhachi racous? Is gagaku 'racous'? dissonant? sounds that...
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BWV replied to the thread Rock and Roll Keyboard Players.Also Claudio Simonetti (Goblin), Italian prog band did a slew of horror movie soundtracks including Dawn of the Dead
