Tasslehof is very rude

[finalgrunt]

Originally Posted by quido [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

people don't always get the same results, moran

So, does that mean you always have results about cougars in your first pages?

[quido]

I will admit I frequent the cougar life!

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[Kevynne]

Originally Posted by Vianna [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

This is a weird conversation.

[Kevynne]

Originally Posted by Thana8088 [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

Jeremy, what in the world did you do to this poor little guy? He's been acting out for 2 days....

[quido]

I killed him in VP like a dozen times. He was aiding he enemy.

[Archalen]

I listened to Chopin while reading Night and now I associate his music with the holocaust, it sucks. Beethoven's Sonata No. 8 in C minor makes me cry every other time (thread hi jacked by big-eared classical piano playing nerds).

[quido]

Everyone knows that nobody can play Chopin better than a Holocaust Jew. See Arthur Rubinstein.

[quido]

I can totally see what you're saying too when it comes to Chopin's darker and more brooding works. Everyone thinks of Adrien Brody now when they hear a Chopin Nocturne. However, this association doesn't really match up with his more uplifting works, for the most part. If you consider most of the Etudes and say, a bunch of the Waltzes, and some of the Preludes, the whole Holocaust connotation sort of crumbles.

[Estolcles]

I know we're talking a lot of classic composers, but what about some of the newer ones? Michael Kamen was awesome (while he was still alive), as is Clint Mansell.

Clint's "Lux Aeterna" is just beyond awesome.