May 19, 200817 yr No let's argue some more on the internet!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Or let's not and say we did.
May 19, 200817 yr I'm in agreement with the original post. Lets talk about music! I love Zimmer and Horner above nearly every classical composer, (so shoot me!) I respect that some people can't stand Zimmer or Horner, and I won't try to change them... As long as they don't try to change me. The musical world is a liberal one of community, friendship and a mutual love for music! IT'S ALL ABOUT LOVIN' THE MUSIC PEOPLE! : ) lol
May 19, 200817 yr JWfan regardless of what anyone says of Zimmer, the Gladiators theme is just one of those themes that makes you want to sing along in operattic style at the top of your voice! I thank him for the this theme!
May 20, 200817 yr JWfan regardless of what anyone says of Zimmer, the Gladiators theme is just one of those themes that makes you want to sing along in operattic style at the top of your voice! I thank him for the this theme! Oh yeah, Gladiator is wonderful. I also love the operatic style of "Crimson Tide" and even "Hannibal." One also cannot forget "The Ring."
May 20, 200817 yr Crimson Tide is just freaking cool. Gotta hand it to Zimmer for making nice rousing action music. That and The Rock kick major donkey. I actually made a 7-minute highlights mix of the Crimson Tide soundtrack at some point...I should make it available.
May 20, 200817 yr More or less, but Gregson-Williams isn't usually remembered much for contributing to that particular score if I'm remembering correctly.
May 20, 200817 yr robin: where the HELL did you find that photo :O And yes, I agree with you nikolas. But I think most people just find it difficult to understand some things and want to question them - thing is, they do it immaturely and in an online forum, which is not the best way to go... :X
May 20, 200817 yr robin: where the HELL did you find that photo :O ;) Good ol' Google, good for so many things! ============== Also, regarding the topic here, I think I've made my position clear numerous times and don't feel the need to re-hash all that again. I will say this though: We all have the freedom to say what we want. Do so in a respectful and intelligent manner without insulting or degrading anyone or anything and all is well. Any other methods will be met with "resistance". So: think before you speak, use spell-check and above all respect your fellow musicians/composers.. Again, thanks Nikolas - I'd thought of starting a thread like this, but I often come across as mildly abrasive when I have to discuss this sort of thing ;)
May 20, 200817 yr What was that internet saying again? Arguing on the internet is like the Special Olympics... you may win, but you're still retarded.
May 20, 200817 yr Again, thanks Nikolas - I'd thought of starting a thread like this, but I often come across as mildly abrasive when I have to discuss this sort of thing ;) I should do probably something useful with my time... but the tempation was too great :)
May 20, 200817 yr ;) I will say this though: We all have the freedom to say what we want. Do so in a respectful and intelligent manner without insulting or degrading anyone or anything and all is well. Any other methods will be met with "resistance". So: think before you speak, use spell-check and above all respect your fellow musicians/composers.. Anything can pass as intelligent and respectful if prefaced with "With all due respect, I think ..." :P
May 20, 200817 yr On the other hand you can easily spot offensive phrases by looking out for "No offence, but..." ;)
May 21, 200817 yr Those phrases I dislike them when I hear them. I have never felt offended by what I have heard but hearing "No offence, but..." sounds bad, at least for me, I dislike it. It can work much better if what is arranged is the words that can offend, to say them in a better way that won't offend much(or not offend) the other person or people.
May 21, 200817 yr On the other hand you can easily spot offensive phrases by looking out for "No offence, but..." Anything can pass as intelligent and respectful if prefaced with "With all due respect, I think ..."Why should one have to couch everything they say with little euphemistic warnings? All that's really required is maturity on the part of both the reader and the poster.Or perhaps every post should be prefaced by, "Oh my goodness, I may say something a teensy bit out of someone's mental comfort zone in my next few sentences."
May 21, 200817 yr "The following paragraph is intended to cause as much offense as possible to as many people as possible." I though that was quite cool and snappy, my Engish teacher disagreed when I used it :whistling:
May 21, 200817 yr Why should one have to couch everything they say with little euphemistic warnings? All that's really required is maturity on the part of both the reader and the poster.Or perhaps every post should be prefaced by, "Oh my goodness, I may say something a teensy bit out of someone's mental comfort zone in my next few sentences." No offence, but I entirely agree with you. Nothing personal, I just feel that way, sorry.
May 21, 200817 yr *cackle* You just made everyone in my general vicinity at work stare at me as I laughed... :)
May 21, 200817 yr What a plebeian thing to do... :-pOoh, an insult. Perhaps if it were spelled correctly, I'd be a tiny bit offended.Alas... ;)
May 21, 200817 yr Please tell me you you've kept up with the "plebian" joke?Off-topic forums, perhaps? Nope, sorry. :) Came outta left field.
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