Re: Little Details from Your Day
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1634That’s mothman scat.rsmurphy wrote: Sun Nov 12, 2023 10:25 pmFuggin opossum or skinwalker, and right where I smoke. This is personal.
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1635Don't get it. Did you tear up your favourite paper towel?
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1636I think he's amazed/frustrated paper tore up where it shouldn't and ruined not one, but 2(!) sections of paper.kokorodoko wrote: Sun Nov 12, 2023 11:53 pm Don't get it. Did you tear up your favourite paper towel?
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1637Yeah, that.Vibracobra wrote: Mon Nov 13, 2023 1:12 amI think he's amazed/frustrated paper tore up where it shouldn't and ruined not one, but 2(!) sections of paper.kokorodoko wrote: Sun Nov 12, 2023 11:53 pm Don't get it. Did you tear up your favourite paper towel?
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1638Your post made me realize that every time I've seen the name Hainbach I've mistook it for the band Laibach. Probably for years.jimmy spako wrote: Sat Nov 11, 2023 5:45 amThis is the slice of life thread, no tall tales here.
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1639Looking at rnb chord progressions and practicing.
FMaj7 | E7b9 | Am9 | Gm7 | C9
I like how those sound together, especially the first two.
Lots of 9s and 7s. A thing you often hear is a central note moving through different surroundings. I suppose these colourings have something to do with this sort of sliding quality, as well as the kind of floatiness that these grooves tend to have. Or it's that half-step, which is common too. Many jazz grooves are doing similar things.
The Gm7 -> C9 bit also calls to mind some classical music, like just after a busier section when the all the instruments mellow out a bit, slow down, before moving on somewhere else.
FMaj7 | E7b9 | Am9 | Gm7 | C9
I like how those sound together, especially the first two.
Lots of 9s and 7s. A thing you often hear is a central note moving through different surroundings. I suppose these colourings have something to do with this sort of sliding quality, as well as the kind of floatiness that these grooves tend to have. Or it's that half-step, which is common too. Many jazz grooves are doing similar things.
The Gm7 -> C9 bit also calls to mind some classical music, like just after a busier section when the all the instruments mellow out a bit, slow down, before moving on somewhere else.
born to give
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1640The first thing that came to mind was the first movement of Ravel's String Quartet in F, where the music resolves into the second theme in D.kokorodoko wrote: Tue Nov 14, 2023 3:43 am The Gm7 -> C9 bit also calls to mind some classical music, like just after a busier section when the all the instruments mellow out a bit, slow down, before moving on somewhere else.
