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RedMeat · 09-24-01

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Originally posted by Loki96x

Hey, you never know. Yes I do, trust me.

I know what I am talking about, you just seem to not have the intellectual capacity in that voodoo-shrunken head of yours to understand it. You are blind. You are deaf. You are weak. Poor little boy cant make a point so you choose insults instead.

Is the SONG talking about death?? The SONG as a whole??Death=eternal sleep. Sandman=sleep.

Did I say it ruins lives???? I said "I'm not going to let it ruin my happiness." Wipe the shit out of your eyes, Fucktard. Ruins lives, ruins happiness a small distinction.

Once again, I am talking about the SONG as a WHOLE.

Ummmm...Sure... And this means what?
Killing the weak.

I don't even see your argument here.
Jesus died on the cross, one of the anti-Christain statements.

I can find a good psychologist that can give you many examples, or a psychiatrist that probably has had patients from something like this. I've known a few people who seem to be afraid of expressing their emotions because they have gotten so deep into the music they listen too. I've known people who have been afraid of going out in public because it seemed they were afriad of what other people thought of them...And those people seemed to listen to nothing but sad, depressing music.
The feeling comes before the music.

Pearl Jam is Old? Everclear is Old? Cake is old? You want me to give you some other new bands?? Ok, sure. Everlast, Pantera, RATM, RHCP, Henry Rollins, Silverchair, Toadies, White Zombie. And there is nothing wrong with classic bands. What so wrong with them, huh? OH yeah!! I guess you can't go to an Eagles concert looking like Marilyn Manson, eh? I understand. Don't worry about it. You've got your style and I've got mine. We're all different, I understand.
Music (mostly) weakens with age and cover versions.I`m not a Goth.

I would of torn your larynx out if you had said that to my face.
Am I supposed to be scared little man?

I debate using insults because shit-for-brain cunts like you do not deserve a mature and reasonable argument. ::spits:: I hope you get cancer. Good Day.You are a poor debater, your maturity has yet to reach puberty, you are a racist and as you say you have no sense of reason.

Morphine · 09-25-01

The violin; it dreams sounds that make more sense than any word.

Yeah, the violin.

Nice outlook Loki, Cliff Burton and Hendrix were more than that.

bloodwing · 09-25-01

the most emotional instrument i think, is the violin
i would never consider it "sad" though; heart-touching, and meloncholy, maybe, but never sad.

G 13 · 09-26-01

Can I claim my favorite intrument is the human voice? It can portray every emotion with pin-point accuracy. Anger, love, hate, happines, sorry, just about anything. For those that don't consider that a valid choice I would have to say the guitar as my second choice.

G 13

Vashti · 09-27-01

Violin and piano. The combo makes me weep.

Edge · 09-28-01

Piano. You ll have to learn playing it to fully understand it.

Shadowborn · 09-28-01

Any instrument is only as emotional as the musician who plays it. I've heard countless displays of technical skill that left me unmoved, because the person behind it was putting nothing into the playing but their own personal skill. (Yngwie Malmsteen comes to mind) Let a person flood their emotion into the piece they perform, however, and it's as vivid as a painted picture.

If I had to choose one, I'd have to say the human voice.

Shadowborn

SinfulAshes · 09-29-01

I think the most emotional instrument is the cello. It has such a mournful, yet beautiful sound. Through its low, deep notes, it can really stir and express many emotions in such a melodic manner. In particular, sorrow.

miztressblack · 09-29-01

I would have to agree with Shadowborn and say the human voice...Second choice would be the harp...

~:fAllen sTar :~ · 09-29-01

well .....the human voice is kinda cheating because it uses words, as well as the tone of its voice to bring across emotions, but if the meaning of the word can be understood, that plays a big part it sending at the emotion. I agree the voice is a very beautiful instrument, but unless the singer inst using words from any languge, i feel its sort of cheating in bringing emotions for it sues words. Dont get me wrong tho, if i dont know the language(chances are i dont) then by the tone and pitch of the singers voice i can determine the emotion. Its just that if i understand the language, the mind will key on to what statements the words are making more so than the tone the singer is creating. But that just might be fault to my small grasp of things.

.::Ärmädïllö::. · 09-30-01

I get so emotional when someone plays with my instrument ! looks down full of shame I’m sorry I couldn’t resist , now regarding the question in a serious way , I really couldn’t choose one , but , I’m quite comfortable with Shadowborn approach .