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geezerette
Posted May 8, 2012 at 11:33 am |
Liked ,shared, reminded me of when I played the flute. Love Klasiks—Our Band director taught us Sousa marches and the classics— we tho’t he was old fashioned– now I’m glad he did–
Hopefulone
Posted May 8, 2012 at 12:30 pm |
Puts me in a “Morning Mood.” I’ll have to go have another cup of coffee.
‘Loved the little kid at about 53 seconds (who may remember the moment forever) and the old lady with moist eyes at 1:05. The burka lady at 1:36 doesn’t know that she stands for the opposite of Western music, does she?
Ironic in Denver
Posted May 8, 2012 at 1:59 pm |
I confess I did not know it was “breast” not “beast.” So I am now better informed.
But having viewed this video with hope, I was somewhat disappointed, since I saw no savage breasts being soothed.
However, I wonder if the music would sooth this savage breast:
On a side note: The video sound was edited. German engineering is pretty cool, but they don’t make commuter trains that quiet.
mojo
Posted May 8, 2012 at 2:49 pm |
Bugs Bunny is what leaps to my twisted mind.
Buzz
Posted May 8, 2012 at 3:37 pm |
SOOOOOOO much more pleasant to the ears and eyes than the typical nasty music and stupid dancing that made “flash mobs” the “it” thing for hipster douchebags.
DougM (jackassophobe)
Posted May 8, 2012 at 3:42 pm |
^ Buzz
*ding*ding*ding*ding*ding*
‘Zactly. Thank you for getting it, sort’a.
I was trying to make y’all think about what the reaction would be to other kinds of music in those circumstances.
dick, not quite dead white guy
Posted May 8, 2012 at 4:01 pm |
What Buzz said, and add in the pop 40 stuff the big box stores blare endlessly. Nothing like a ‘diva’ *spit* screaming her lungs out, adding forty notes that were never there before, in her best Star Search or American Idol audition mode.
Michael K.
Posted May 8, 2012 at 5:07 pm |
This is why I don’t ride the subway anymore. Too much sax and violins.
DougM (jackassophobe)
Posted May 8, 2012 at 5:43 pm |
^ Michael
I find commuting by subway fluteless.
At least they got rid of those smelly, homeless oboes everyone used to harp on.
Still have to deal with pervs, strumpets, French hos, English horn dogs, and tromboners, though.
And there’s never a conductor around when you need one,
just Metro gnomes.
Yeah, it’s cymbalic of something inviolate.
(sorry, but Michael started it)
What a pleasant change for angry youth attacking you for nothing here in the States. Notice the youth with a “Mulato” [sic] hat at the :38 mark. Is that cool in Copenhagen? Just wondering
mech
Posted May 8, 2012 at 8:44 pm |
Delightful. Thanks.
The comments, too.
Geezerette, did you ever go to Band Camp. . .?
geezerette
Posted May 9, 2012 at 5:59 am |
No band camp– but I did go to Bible camp—:))– we had a best of U.P. bands day where we competed for the best of the U.P. every year at a different school in the U.P. and than went “down state” to compete there—
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15 Comments!
Liked ,shared, reminded me of when I played the flute. Love Klasiks—Our Band director taught us Sousa marches and the classics— we tho’t he was old fashioned– now I’m glad he did–
Puts me in a “Morning Mood.” I’ll have to go have another cup of coffee.
‘Loved the little kid at about 53 seconds (who may remember the moment forever) and the old lady with moist eyes at 1:05. The burka lady at 1:36 doesn’t know that she stands for the opposite of Western music, does she?
I confess I did not know it was “breast” not “beast.” So I am now better informed.
But having viewed this video with hope, I was somewhat disappointed, since I saw no savage breasts being soothed.
However, I wonder if the music would sooth this savage breast:
http://media.comicvine.com/uploads/0/3133/105758-18439-108206-5-red-sonja_super.jpg
That would be a ride to remember.
On a side note: The video sound was edited. German engineering is pretty cool, but they don’t make commuter trains that quiet.
Bugs Bunny is what leaps to my twisted mind.
SOOOOOOO much more pleasant to the ears and eyes than the typical nasty music and stupid dancing that made “flash mobs” the “it” thing for hipster douchebags.
^ Buzz
*ding*ding*ding*ding*ding*
‘Zactly. Thank you for getting it, sort’a.
I was trying to make y’all think about what the reaction would be to other kinds of music in those circumstances.
What Buzz said, and add in the pop 40 stuff the big box stores blare endlessly. Nothing like a ‘diva’ *spit* screaming her lungs out, adding forty notes that were never there before, in her best Star Search or American Idol audition mode.
This is why I don’t ride the subway anymore. Too much sax and violins.
^ Michael
I find commuting by subway fluteless.
At least they got rid of those smelly, homeless oboes everyone used to harp on.
Still have to deal with pervs, strumpets, French hos, English horn dogs, and tromboners, though.
And there’s never a conductor around when you need one,
just Metro gnomes.
Yeah, it’s cymbalic of something inviolate.
(sorry, but Michael started it)
What a pleasant change for angry youth attacking you for nothing here in the States. Notice the youth with a “Mulato” [sic] hat at the :38 mark. Is that cool in Copenhagen? Just wondering
Delightful. Thanks.
The comments, too.
Geezerette, did you ever go to Band Camp. . .?
No band camp– but I did go to Bible camp—:))– we had a best of U.P. bands day where we competed for the best of the U.P. every year at a different school in the U.P. and than went “down state” to compete there—
mech (12)
*tsk*tsk*
Hijabi girl thinks: Enjoy now, future dhimmis, when Sharia comes, you and your infidel instruments will hang higher than non-existent gays in Iran.