I read that "experimental doom metal" band Sculptured use the chromatic scale when they’re feeling extra cheesed off about stuff. Perhaps your idea has found it's champion.
Byard, I'm afraid it was a policy suggestion for a combined ministry of the interior and culture, not a real piece of music. I like to think it would be popular with a discerning audience of about 50 million in this country alone.
Mr Dilo, I shall as Boyo to procure examples of the work of Sculptured, for purposes of research and possible elimination. I operate a progressive monopoly of ideas.
The photograph is from Ossetia, a random thorn of Iran embedded in lower Russia. I doubt whether they can afford irony.
Oh, Ossetia. I was in Georgia last year, and I'm not sure that the concept Lower Russia is used there any more ;-) However, it may still be relevant to the NATO irredentist-expansionists who've just refused entry to Geoergia and your own dear homeland in Bucuresti these last few days.
NATO in its decadence has decided to give Russia a veto over policy. If Mr Putin, or his young companion Medvedev, had a sense of humour, they would now demand that Belarus should be admitted to the Organisation. That would amuse me.
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Eagerly I clicked hither and yon, yer ladyship, hoping to find such a musical offering. But music found I none...
Also, isn't it a feature of ASBO-decorated teens that their skulls come ready-hollowed?
I read that "experimental doom metal" band Sculptured use the chromatic scale when they’re feeling extra cheesed off about stuff. Perhaps your idea has found it's champion.
(Has the Che t-shirt now become, like, ironic??)
Byard, I'm afraid it was a policy suggestion for a combined ministry of the interior and culture, not a real piece of music. I like to think it would be popular with a discerning audience of about 50 million in this country alone.
Mr Dilo, I shall as Boyo to procure examples of the work of Sculptured, for purposes of research and possible elimination. I operate a progressive monopoly of ideas.
The photograph is from Ossetia, a random thorn of Iran embedded in lower Russia. I doubt whether they can afford irony.
Oh, Ossetia. I was in Georgia last year, and I'm not sure that the concept Lower Russia is used there any more ;-) However, it may still be relevant to the NATO irredentist-expansionists who've just refused entry to Geoergia and your own dear homeland in Bucuresti these last few days.
NATO in its decadence has decided to give Russia a veto over policy. If Mr Putin, or his young companion Medvedev, had a sense of humour, they would now demand that Belarus should be admitted to the Organisation. That would amuse me.
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