Posts Tagged ‘ Music ’

In Which Heavy Metal is Evil, Because Suicide!!1!1

21 October, 2011
By Raphael Fraser
In Which Heavy Metal is Evil, Because Suicide!!1!1

Oh we have ourselves another fool, smothering a plate of idiocy in moron sauce. This time it’s Dr Katrina McFerran, from the University of Melbourne (who, as Guitar World noted, is not Tipper Gore, though you’d be forgiven for thinking so) who is trumpeting the dangers of teh heavy metalz – with a beautifully...

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King of the World

14 August, 2011
By Raphael Fraser
King of the World

The death of Jani Lane has prompted quite a bit of thinking and talking between mrs tsuken and me, fuelled in part by an excellent, articulate and insightful post by Sebastian Bach. Fame, it seems, is a harsh mistress. There is a striking – and superficially surprising – dichotomy evident in the world of...

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YouTube comments

26 July, 2011
By Raphael Fraser

There are some real twits on YouTube (take me for instance…) … or the latest commenter on my All Along the Watchtower video: someone called Multishades complains about my hair movement, & the guitar – which s/he says is totally wrong … but says I sound great … but that I should “move on”. I...

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Compound Time Signatures – a Metronomic Discovery

24 July, 2011
By Raphael Fraser

I discovered something this morning. I discovered a practical reason to add to my intellectual annoyance at the way compound time signatures are handled in at least GarageBand. Simple time signatures – basically – are things like 2/4 3/8 4/4 and so on. Compound time signatures are when that top number gets above 4...

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Music Monday: Dream Evil

21 March, 2011
By Raphael Fraser

I has found some new (to me) awesome. My mate Jenesis tweeted a link to a video by a band called Dream Evil. Since Jen has largely impeccable taste in music (by which I mean that he likes the same stuff I do ) I gave it a listen … three minutes...

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