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Started by SiobhánF, October 06, 2016, 09:46:52 AM

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SiobhánF

Be your own master, not the slave to illusion;
The lord of your own life, not the servant to falsities;
Only then will you realize your true potential and shake off the burdens of your fears and doubts.






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SiobhánF

Be your own master, not the slave to illusion;
The lord of your own life, not the servant to falsities;
Only then will you realize your true potential and shake off the burdens of your fears and doubts.






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Evienne

That Mozart dub-step song instantly made me remember a record my dad had that I liked to listen to when I was little. It was the same concept of making classical music electronically only this was done in 1972 on a Moog (which is like the first of synthesizers). It is cool to see how technology has evolved. But yeah, here's a sample of the pioneer's music :p
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SiobhánF

Be your own master, not the slave to illusion;
The lord of your own life, not the servant to falsities;
Only then will you realize your true potential and shake off the burdens of your fears and doubts.






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TicTac

Quote from: Sam314 on May 05, 2018, 02:57:31 PM
That Mozart dub-step song instantly made me remember a record my dad had that I liked to listen to when I was little. It was the same concept of making classical music electronically only this was done in 1972 on a Moog (which is like the first of synthesizers). It is cool to see how technology has evolved. But yeah, here's a sample of the pioneer's music :p


OKAY, I really really like this honestly, Where has it been all of my life seriously. Huh, had no idea the 70s had stuff like this so yay for learning!
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4A-GZE

This song is a bit outdated, but still really good.


And here are some others, which are pretty different from my usual posts:







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SiobhánF

oh, this made my nether regions tingle when it started. Turn it up. ;)

Be your own master, not the slave to illusion;
The lord of your own life, not the servant to falsities;
Only then will you realize your true potential and shake off the burdens of your fears and doubts.






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TicTac

Quote from: SiobhánF on May 06, 2018, 06:34:30 PM
oh, this made my nether regions tingle when it started. Turn it up. ;)



OOooooOOO I like this song. Hmmm not sure what the all the OOs mean but hey whatever.
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Evienne

Les Miserables 10th anniversary concert.

I would give almost anything to have the opportunity to go back and see this in person.

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SiobhánF

Be your own master, not the slave to illusion;
The lord of your own life, not the servant to falsities;
Only then will you realize your true potential and shake off the burdens of your fears and doubts.






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Evienne

Two Steps From Hell's industrial, romanic-comedy, album "The Devil Wears Nada" atm. And I can't get enough of these two. They are so fun ^^



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SiobhánF

Be your own master, not the slave to illusion;
The lord of your own life, not the servant to falsities;
Only then will you realize your true potential and shake off the burdens of your fears and doubts.






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SiobhánF

Be your own master, not the slave to illusion;
The lord of your own life, not the servant to falsities;
Only then will you realize your true potential and shake off the burdens of your fears and doubts.






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TicTac

Quote from: Evienne on May 09, 2018, 04:05:33 PM
Two Steps From Hell's industrial, romanic-comedy, album "The Devil Wears Nada" atm. And I can't get enough of these two. They are so fun ^^





Oh I love the toys come alive one!  :)
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