Re: Why are these views prevalent in electronic music?
Posted: Tue Dec 28, 2010 11:47 pm
well as predicted this thread has definitely turned to shit. this is where i jump off the stupid train.
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Re: Why are these views prevalent in electronic music?
Posted: Wed Dec 29, 2010 3:02 am
So is this what hes gonna do EVERYTIME kode9 or flylo comes on?
Re: Why are these views prevalent in electronic music?
Posted: Wed Dec 29, 2010 3:36 am
This has nothing to do with either kode9 or flylo.Basic A wrote:So is this what hes gonna do EVERYTIME kode9 or flylo comes on?
Re: Why are these views prevalent in electronic music?
Posted: Wed Dec 29, 2010 3:38 am
Was just going off you venting about them recently...kaiori breathe wrote:This has nothing to do with either kode9 or flylo.Basic A wrote:So is this what hes gonna do EVERYTIME kode9 or flylo comes on?
I get where your comin from with this man, long as you see where Im comin from by being one of the types you wrote about in the OP.
Re: Why are these views prevalent in electronic music?
Posted: Wed Dec 29, 2010 6:07 am
bob dylan analogy makes so much sense lol
im ashamed to say i dont really know any music theory
i played guitar in high school (self taught, so i sucked!)
my friend at work tries to teach me about all these scales and tritones but it goes over my head because im
dumb
im ashamed to say i dont really know any music theory
i played guitar in high school (self taught, so i sucked!)
my friend at work tries to teach me about all these scales and tritones but it goes over my head because im
dumbRe: Why are these views prevalent in electronic music?
Posted: Wed Dec 29, 2010 9:59 am
Re: Why are these views prevalent in electronic music?
Posted: Wed Dec 29, 2010 1:28 pm
Ok, that wasn't really aimed at you, more some of the responses. Either way it wasn't serious.kaiori breathe wrote:Don't really know what could make you feel 'hate' since the whole way through I've been pretty diplomatic and I haven't assaulted anybody's character/taste/ideas, not only that but I've said on numerous occasions I'm not asking anybody to think the way I do or agree with me or change their views. I may have disagreed with people, but it's been left at that. With that taken into account I'm really not sure how you could end up feeling hate. Regardless, I offer apologies for creating such a feeling of 'hate' in you during your time spent on these forums.therapist wrote:I hate this thread so much but can't stop looking at it.
Re: Why are these views prevalent in electronic music?
Posted: Wed Dec 29, 2010 9:33 pm
Ah right, np man. Misunderstood.therapist wrote:Ok, that wasn't really aimed at you, more some of the responses. Either way it wasn't serious.kaiori breathe wrote:Don't really know what could make you feel 'hate' since the whole way through I've been pretty diplomatic and I haven't assaulted anybody's character/taste/ideas, not only that but I've said on numerous occasions I'm not asking anybody to think the way I do or agree with me or change their views. I may have disagreed with people, but it's been left at that. With that taken into account I'm really not sure how you could end up feeling hate. Regardless, I offer apologies for creating such a feeling of 'hate' in you during your time spent on these forums.therapist wrote:I hate this thread so much but can't stop looking at it.
Re: Why are these views prevalent in electronic music?
Posted: Fri Dec 31, 2010 7:28 am
Exactly BD can suck a huge fat kosher dill. <--- makes more sense in a Dylan voice.nylle wrote:bob dylan analogy makes so much sense lol