Do you have difficulty imagining an Invisible God in the sky

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20 Jul 2010, 8:12 pm

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None of this makes St Anger any better as an album...

Or pretty much anything after ...And Justice For All.

/Megadeth was better....until Dave quit the drugs and he got just as bad as Metallisuck

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20 Jul 2010, 8:13 pm

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OK, but then you have to accept everything from dixie, blues, jazz, rock, metal, and probably some other crap as all falling within the same genre.

Actually, they all belong to the same categorization, which is popular music.

Classical music is a subcategorization that includes a variety of gernes that are very much in common, so there it is the term for useful porpuses and should not to be confused with the classical period.

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20 Jul 2010, 8:19 pm

greenblue wrote:

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OK, but then you have to accept everything from dixie, blues, jazz, rock, metal, and probably some other crap as all falling within the same genre.

Actually, yes. And that is referred as popular music.

Classical music is a broad gerne that includes a variety of music that are very much in common, so there it is for useful porpuses and should not to be confused with the classical period.

Some typos can be fascinating. Ultrasonic music for useful porpoises seems worth exploring. Of course, at the moment dog whistles are the only instrument but surely electronics can improve on that.

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20 Jul 2010, 8:23 pm

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Some typos can be fascinating. Ultrasonic music for useful porpoises seems worth exploring. Of course, at the moment dog whistles are the only instrument but surely electronics can improve on that.

typos, I suck at grammer, yes.

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20 Jul 2010, 8:29 pm

skafather84 wrote:

Macbeth wrote:

None of this makes St Anger any better as an album...

Or pretty much anything after ...And Justice For All.

/Megadeth was better....until Dave quit the drugs and he got just as bad as Metallisuck

Dave always struck me as being an angrier version of celebrity chef Jamie Oliver, with less cooking.

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20 Jul 2010, 9:04 pm

Macbeth wrote:

skafather84 wrote:

Macbeth wrote:

None of this makes St Anger any better as an album...

Or pretty much anything after ...And Justice For All.

/Megadeth was better....until Dave quit the drugs and he got just as bad as Metallisuck

Dave always struck me as being an angrier version of celebrity chef Jamie Oliver, with less cooking.

He used to cook something but he never ate it! :lol:

/heroin is funny

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20 Jul 2010, 9:06 pm

I couldn't imagine seeing him in the sky but I could imagine seeing him at the bottom of a bottle of Blackhaus or Jagermeister (if you mixed the two I might even see him sooner).

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20 Jul 2010, 9:12 pm

techstepgenr8tion wrote:

I couldn't imagine seeing him in the sky but I could imagine seeing him at the bottom of a bottle of Blackhaus or Jagermeister (if you mixed the two I might even see him sooner).

I could imagine seeing it (calling "god" a "him" is a little plebeian, don't you think?) at the bottom of the 10th cup of psychedelic mushroom tea.

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20 Jul 2010, 9:17 pm

skafather84 wrote:

techstepgenr8tion wrote:

I couldn't imagine seeing him in the sky but I could imagine seeing him at the bottom of a bottle of Blackhaus or Jagermeister (if you mixed the two I might even see him sooner).

I could imagine seeing it (calling "god" a "him" is a little plebeian, don't you think?) at the bottom of the 10th cup of psychedelic mushroom tea.

The concept of an old man with a big white robe and beard sitting on a golden thrown looking down from the sky is quite plebeian as well - might as well just roll with the thread.

As for your mushroom tea experiment, I think you should be ok as long as your babysitter doesn't let you play with sharp objects or stick your head in boiling water. With a good baby sitter you won't see him, bad babysitter who lets you drink Lysol or play in traffic - good chance you'll see him (that's more where I was going with it).

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20 Jul 2010, 10:04 pm

techstepgenr8tion wrote:

As for your mushroom tea experiment, I think you should be ok as long as your babysitter doesn't let you play with sharp objects or stick your head in boiling water. With a good baby sitter you won't see him, bad babysitter who lets you drink Lysol or play in traffic - good chance you'll see him (that's more where I was going with it).

I'm a well-behaved psychonaut and do not require a sitter.

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21 Jul 2010, 5:42 am

skafather84 wrote:

I'm a well-behaved psychonaut and do not require a sitter.

With 10 cups? You might need to start talking to different people IRL.

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