Many athletes work 10-12 hours
a day at their profession. Sure some days they don't, but I think to say
that "most athletes do not have to work that hard" shows a profound
misunderstanding about what "most athletes" actually have to do to be
successful. Most professional athletes have been
On Thu, 07 Sep 2000 20:08:38 -0400, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Oh yes. Emphatically. And then some...
Neil
Then why did you waste so much time responding to it, instead of just
ignoring
it?
Narcissitic self-destruction, morbid curiousity, boredom, ego...
Any or all of the
Maybe eh - but not as much pain though as listening to RB music..
PS I was lying .. I went to the dentist a coupla years ago.. no worries
there.
Quality ~chilled~ Drum and Bass
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It will catch up with you sooner or later. When that
On Thu, 07 Sep 2000 20:18:44 -0400, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
"J. Coon" wrote:
OK. I'm going to try and end this discussion now. I have said all along
that there
should be a royalty fee paid to download "quality" MP3s from the net.
Surely that fee should be for anything copyrighted,
On Fri, 08 Sep 2000 02:38:52 -0400, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
You can get me to support the arts and artists all the way, but when it
comes sports, I stand my ground. They are still just playing!!!
I just don't see how you can differentiate like this, with sport and art -
surely there are
WARNINGTHIS IS A REALLY LONG AND BORING POST!!! MUST PEOPLE WILL
PROBABLY JUST WANT TO PRESS THE DELETE KEY!!!
But the post to follow is about MD (still may be boring-I was going to put it
at the end of this to keep on topic, but I realized that would make this crap
even longer and some
"Gordon, Richard" wrote:
Maybe eh - but not as much pain though as listening to RB music..
Rhythm and Blues is a very generic term. Unless you hate all rock and only
listen to Classical music, I'm sure there are some songs that would qualify
as as R B, that you never even realized.
In less
That's what I mean. Some spin off of rap put under the umberella of RB for
some reason.
I'm not knocking all rap at all, but this stuff we're getting over at the
moment is crap, commercial revisited 80's UK pop - with rapping over the
top.
In less generic terms, R and B is the mother of almost
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I just don't see how you can differentiate
I usually stand about 5 feet from the PA. If you stand in the back of venue,
you'll pick a lot of crowd noise. I use an external volume control and use
the Line In jack on my MD. I would suggest at looking at SoundPro or
Coresound Mics. Their designed for loud music.
Ken
-Original
On Thu, 07 Sep 2000 20:05:20 -0400, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Do you mean if everybody with artistic creativity, or those that
express
themselves artisticly, suddenly disappeared? Or all artistic content
and /
or stimulus suddenly disappeared?
No! certainly not all artistic content.
Petr Simanek had trouble posting this and asked me to send it to MD-L.
Please direct any private replies (MD-L is configured to clobber Reply-To:
headers) to him at [EMAIL PROTECTED]
If you respond on the list, please be careful to fix your attribution so that
you credit Petr, not me, with any
"David W. Tamkin" wrote:
Agreed. The average downloader is more likely thinking, "Hey, I'm getting
this stuff for free. Isn't that great?" To think "I'm stealing this stuff"
would require considering the situation further and thinking about its having
an owner and whether its free
las wrote:
"Gordon, Richard" wrote:
Maybe eh - but not as much pain though as listening to RB music..
Rhythm and Blues is a very generic term. Unless you hate all rock and
only
listen to Classical music, I'm sure there are some songs that would
qualify
as as R B, that you never even
Jeff [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
1. FOR HIGH VOLUME SHOWS...HOW DO YOU KEEP THE MIC FROM DISTORTING?
Distortion can come from a few different sources:
1. The mics you're using were not designed to record very loud sounds
and they are distorting.
Solution: use mics that are designed to handle
Neil wrote:
So you're u-turning, slightly, and reconsidering that art, or at least
artistic expression, is pretty essential to the human species?
Agreed that my original statement was not what I intended it to be.
I suspect the lack of creative culture and stimulus may have reasonably
"Gordon, Richard" wrote:
That's what I mean. Some spin off of rap put under the umberella of RB for
some reason.
I'm not knocking all rap at all, but this stuff we're getting over at the
moment is crap, commercial revisited 80's UK pop - with rapping over the
top.
Calling cRAP R and B is
Some how I got in the middle of a long thread that was not related to MD.
Although I don't think that I was the first person to start this thread, I know
that I was certainly not the first person to start previous threads of a similar
nature.
So back to MD. First off. I refuse to give up on
That is exactly what I wanted to say, but I couldn't put words to my
thoughts like you have. I think the Imac is another example of the
"technophobe" gadget. The Imac seems so useless to me, but looks great, I
must add. How could you ever add a soundcard with digital out, or a DVD-rom.
Maybe it
Well along with this thread kinda, all my friends lately that have been
looking into getting portable mp3 players because they have thousands upon
thousands of mp3's on thier hd's, i've been getting them to buy MD
player/recorders. They all absolutely love them. they are expecting to pay
Can't y'all e-mail each other when arguing the Napster crap.
I just bought the aiwa AM-HX70 ($255.- incl. shipping) and it doesn't sound
as great as some other unit's i've had. But, Hey, it's tiny, lasts a long
time on one charge, and is relatively inexpensive. Will sell for 200 US
Dollars,
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