Ludwig van Beethoven.

Beethoven is not crap

ERawk wrote:Not crap and an interesting person to study. I'm partial to Symphonies 3,6,7, the later sting quartets, and the middle-late period piano sonatas.

1998ish, the one with Dominic Miller, Darryl Jones, and Vinnie Colaiuta was a good one.

They made Brand New Day.

Beethoven, not crap.

ERawk wrote:the later sting quartets

Crap.

ERawk wrote:Hey I hate Sting as much as you two.

Can't a girl have a little typo?

You're full name isn't ERawksanne is it.

ERawk wrote:Hey I hate Sting as much as you two.

Can't a girl have a little typo?

Peripatetic loves Sting.

But he chose a Neil Diamond concert over STNNNG.

Are you confused yet.

I am.

drew patrick wrote:

ERawk wrote:Hey I hate Sting as much as you two.

Can't a girl have a little typo?

Peripatetic loves Sting.

But he chose a Neil Diamond concert over STNNNG.

Are you confused yet.

I am.

If I knew how to do anything on computers besides post stupid shit here I would make an awesome picture where STNNNG was like the Police plus 2 extra guys.

Someone do this.

Rimbaud aren't you the photoshop guy get in there.

Beethoven composed some nice piano sonatas by the way.

Not the popular ones, necessarily.

Usually popular stuff is not good, am I right.

Like as soon as a band sells more records than I am comfortable with them selling, I instantly hate them and judge their music more harshly.

Same with Beethoven.

Except I don't know Beethoven's sales records from the whatever years that was. I am referring more to modern consumption in re: allusion to popularity's inverse relationship with quality in music if you get me*


*IT IS ENTIRELY POSSIBLE THAT BACK THEN THE POPULAR STUFF WAS THE STUFF THAT ISN'T POPULAR NOW WHICH MEANS I WOULD HAVE FELT EXACTLY THE OPPOSITE AT THE TIME.

The later string quartets rule, Beethoven rules, not crap.