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Re: The Future of Music (not: of the Music Business)

Posted: Fri Jul 25, 2008 3:23 pm
by HeuristicsInc
PS, have you seen NinJam? Much like what you are describing, minus the 'one measure' caveat.
-bill

Re: The Future of Music (not: of the Music Business)

Posted: Fri Jul 25, 2008 5:35 pm
by Reist
PlainSongs wrote:Hehe... that's a specific and weird prediction. Slooow high(low)-pitched rock. With the same old base. Sounds interesting, but why? :p
I dunno ... that's just where I feel like it could go. More like a dream of mine. Maybe I should start writing in that style so I can be the first to play the new rock. :)

Re: The Future of Music (not: of the Music Business)

Posted: Fri Jul 25, 2008 8:37 pm
by king_arthur
signboy wrote:
glennny wrote: I think the future of music is Math Rap. Odd time sigs with street poetry.
Is there actually anyone doing that? It's a great idea. After Cryptic Comment, I'll have to attempt that.
I thought I followed up on this already, but it seems to have disappeared... my entry for "How Beautiful She Is" was a spoken word thing over a 5/4 twelve-tone piece of music. I realized afterwards the tempo should've been faster, and I'm definitely not good at rapping. But it's a start...

Charles (KA)

Re: The Future of Music (not: of the Music Business)

Posted: Wed Jul 30, 2008 1:52 am
by Eric Y.
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Courtesy this story about the rise of heavy metal in Iraq and the middle east.

Re: The Future of Music (not: of the Music Business)

Posted: Wed Jul 30, 2008 6:17 am
by Project-D
Eric Y. wrote:Image

Courtesy this story about the rise of heavy metal in Iraq and the middle east.
That is sooo "Rock the Casbah". Good article.