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26-04-2016, 16:26
This seems like a perspicacious place to talk about music. Yes, I just learned that word.

Let's see here...

Name: Patrick
Age: 49
Musical Interests: Pretty much everything, Jazz, Classical, Pop, Blues, Country, R&B, Motown, Rock, Metal (with the exception of a lot of blast beat and growl stuff), and all the other genres and sub genres that seem to be ever widening in scope.

Glad to be here, hopefully I can broaden some of mine and others musical boundaries through discussion and insight.
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26-04-2016, 17:04
Welcome to the site!
'The purpose of life is a life of purpose' - Athena Orchard.
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26-04-2016, 17:54
aha, intriguing
welcome to the machine

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26-04-2016, 19:06
Thanks for the welcomes.
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28-04-2016, 19:30
hey, didn't I see you on SpongeBob?

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28-04-2016, 23:58
welcome to MD...
I know nothing about classical and very little about jazz so bring it on Plankton, show me what im missing out on!
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They were big in the 70s....for five minutes,on a Saturday,after lunch..."  -  Me 2014.

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29-04-2016, 15:46
Music Head Wrote:hey, didn't I see you on SpongeBob?

Although I've probably watched every episode with (and without) my daughter, I'm more of the other variety. Food for larger organisms.

CRAZY-HORSE Wrote:welcome to MD...
I know nothing about classical and very little about jazz so bring it on Plankton, show me what im missing out on!

I'd post links, but I'm still fresh. Here's some examples that come to mind:

Beethoven's Moonlight Sonata
Resphigi's Pines of Rome
Paganini Caprice No.24
Frans Schubert has a few good ones too.

For jazz, it's all about Miles Davis and John Coltrane, but I'm more into Frank Gambale for his incredible guitar chops.
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