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It does make sense, in that it makes the music have less center.  If the Music has a predictable rhythm, then it's easier for the ear to predict where certain notes will land (based on the tone row), and thus certain notes are stressed more. 

But Jaruten should really stop referring to dodecaphonic music as atonal, because atonal is a broader category (at least in every case I've heard it used) that encompasses all NON-TONAL music.  I've even heard it used in relation to modal music.

But most 12-tone stuff is complete shit, except for perhaps Schoenberg and Berg, especially Berg.
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That's only 12-tone though, there are many other types of "atonal" music.  And what he said does have some basis, most people always attempt to listen to atonal music from a tonal perspective (not consciously).  This is why most people can't deal with atonality because they are always attempting to hear it like tonal music and it never is satisfying from that perspective.

Also good job Sheppard, eating your words.



Also Reich is better than Glass.
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Atonal is not a genre.
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fucking Beethoven is so fucking good

also yeah Inri, Ligeti is pretty much the shit

I also am really into Spectral music these days like Tristan Murail.

And New Complexity oh my god.
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Yes, but not long ago Homosexuality was considered a mental disorder?
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BravoSector is a pedophile.
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Are you guys all idiots??  How can you possibly defend the US press with what they did???

So they covered Britany Spears??? That's completely unimportant bullshit, of course they covered it.  It sells papers and still allows them to go on with their agendas.

I'm not good at debating, so I'm going to stop here (but anyone who thinks Iraq had Nukes ever has their head up their ass).



Two years, what the fuck?
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Played the first gig with a new band I'm and it was awesome.  This band Monotonix was the main act and they had more energy than a herd of anteloppe and a lion (or several).  Now I feel great.
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That's good point, there hasn't been much recording of torturing animals/people.
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These are fantastic, Joe's character grows ever more complex the more I read...lol
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I try to keep an open mind, any band/artist can release music that I enjoy (even popular ones).
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Loreena McKennitt - The Mummers' Dance is a great song, I first heard it as a midi though in 2m2k and that... ...some how made it better?
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Right now....

1) "Dirty Boy" the Cardiacs
2) "2+2=5" Radiohead
3) "Normal" Porcupine Tree (on noes, I'm not cool)
4) "A Little Peice of Heaven"  Avenged Sevenfold
5) "Pixillate" Devin Townsend Band
6) "Mathis Der Mahler" Paul Hindemith
7) "Pthisis" Sleepytime Gorilla Musuem
8) "Way Out of Here" Porcupine Tree (sue me)
9) "Fly" Cornelius
10) "Many Funerals" Eisley
11) "Angle of Repose" Sleepytime Gorilla Museum
12) "The Shiver - Another Dissonant Chord" UneXpect
13) "Goodbye Sober Day" Mr. Bungle
14) "Concerto for Orchestra (Sz. 116, BB 127)"  Bela Bartok

But there's no way all of those would fit.
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Dumbledore's gay for Snape.