--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, merudanda <no_reply@...> wrote: > > > --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, maskedzebra <no_reply > > @...> wrote: > snip > > My dear beloved one , discoverer of the PhantomEnlightenment Syndrome > (lol), > you are right not BACH . During the "Read" of your postings (being > endorsed see Message #276579)"heard" more this > massive double fugue unrelentingly introspective and repellent in > nature by LUDWIG VAN BEETHOVEN - (GROSSE FUGE IN B DUR OP. 133) chaos > gathered into a sudden bronze sweetness > http://tinyurl.com/6g5dvw2 > --please do listen to it untill the end and do not fall into the (t)rap > of "jumping to conclusion" too hastly > appropriate? what do you think?
RESPONSE (to: Merudanda): listened to it as instructed. Makes me think I should shut up until I can say something at the level of where Ludwig composed his GFIBDO.133. Beethoven refuses to go along with the Self me thinks. What a guy. What music. Thank you. Forced me into contemplating the experience of trying to make sense of the terror, the beauty, the heartbreak of it all (this life thing, this existence thing). Those Germans, what's with their sense of music? Maharishi should have been *forced* to listen to this, and then asked: "So, what do you think of Beethoven, Maharishi?" Now *that* would put him on the spot. > > > <http://www.youtube.com/artist/Ludwig_van_Beethoven?feature=watch_video_\ > title> > > RESPONSE II: I happen to love Gagaso you can't entirely trust in > my objective judgment of her. Although I feel certain she is a > remarkable artistand as honest and sincere as you can get as a > performer. (But you've read my response to Curtis: it's all there.) LG > is not exactly an acquired taste: > or just watch her recent performance > Lady Gaga is presented with the" key to the city "during her visit to > Taiwan, where the local mayor announced July 3rd as "Lady Gaga Day" to > mark the pop diva's first concert there. (July 4!!) > http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AdistnJ8BwM&feature=related > http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vfkiFshq9mc > In the most Biblical sense, > I am beyond repentance > ....... > But in the cultural sense > I just speak in future tense .......... > I'm just a holy fool, oh baby he's so cruel > Judas Juda-a-a, Judas Juda-a-a, Judas Juda-a-a, Judas GAGA > http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W-NlQANOedM&feature=related > http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cX_DQvKtxgc&feature=related > http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KiM9teS66eQ&feature=related > Lady GaGa in Taiwan , Press conference > http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pQBC9UfF5D4&feature=related > > Imagine her face if your(MZ's) hagiographic description of her would be > presented on stage -missed chance? > > BTW could You color your reponse as I do-- would be be easy for this > ancient one to follow your postings--just an idea RESPONSE (to: Merudanda): I have a friend who is a Little Monster, and knowing my love for Gaga, he sends me most everything, including some of what you have put in this post. Good lyrics you quote here. Gaga does it for me in a big big way. Music *and* the personthe woman, the girl. I even while in Manhattan last week visited her former residence (where she moved when she was 11 years old)and her school: The Convent of the Sacred Heart. I find her so goddamn *reasonable* as a human being. (Although I may lose a few readers here: WTF is he talking about?) I missed your post until just a little while ago. Loved the bringing together of Ludwig and Stefani. Good illustrations for that video of Beethoven. If God wants me to meet Gaga, he'll arrange it. I am not going to push it. I really don't have anything much to say to her, other than: "Lady Gaga, you are brilliant, sincere, and loveable." Classical music, I think, did better when God was around. Elvis more or less meant the fairy tale (of Catholicism) was over. Fun post, Merudanda. But that name will tend to make me a little reticent. By the way: I am illiterate when it comes to the technical side of computers, so you will have to give me instructions if I am to turn to BLUE (like that Joni Mitchell song by the way? One of my favourites.) "I am beyond repentance" as well. I think everyone of us is. >
