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Hello, fellow Musers. I love hearing familiar songs rearranged and remixed in an unfamiliar way. This is why I decided to make my own mix of a song that is very familiar to me (and to all of you, probably). No external samples or sounds were used in this mix, only the stems. Let me know what you think.
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Hi! It's me again. I was going to post this as a reply to my initial Art History Project thread, but I decided that creating a new thread entirely would allow me to make this topic more specific and less jumbled. In essence, for those that do not know about my project, here are the requirements: Give a formal analysis, contextual analysis, and full description of a particular work of art How does the artist define art? Who is the audience? Can you connect it to past art? Is there a precedent in the artworld for this piece? Why did you select this artist as your topic; your personal feelings about the art The paper should be accompanied by a slide presentation you will give to the class. The paper should be accompanied by a slide presentation you will give to the class. My art history teacher said that I should choose one album in order to make the paper more specific and in-depth. Because I had trouble deciding which album would be the most contextually-dense, I polled my twitter followers (the options I gave were OoS, Absolution, The Resistance, and Drones), with The Resistance receiving the most votes. So, In conclusion of this droning thread, what are your thoughts on TR? Is there anything that you can lend me that could satisfy any of the above requirements? I really appreciate any help you could offer. Thank you!
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Hello everyone! This interview is very interesting, and I am translating it in French (with subtitles). I just need to know one simple thing: Could you write exactly the first sentence you hear? The interviewer is German so it is not really easy to understand... Does he say "Everything turns to gold for you?" Sorry if I am wrong, I just hope you could help me for this. Thank you very much!