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Classical music
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Wow... Words cannot explain how moving classical music can be (probably why most classical songs don't have any spoken words anyway), but this is even more intense when you trip on psychedelics.

I downloaded a torrent, top 100 classical songs of all time, and it's blowing my mind so far. Highly recommend classical music to anyone over the garbage that's out today. :grin:

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Re: Classical music [Re: Srdjan]
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http://www.shroomery.org/forums/download.php?Number=7063816


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Edited by JunkFood (06/20/07 01:31 AM)

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Re: Classical music [Re: Srdjan]
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Whenever you get a chance, check out Bach's Cello Suites and Zemlinsky's The Mermaid


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Re: Classical music [Re: Hyper_Panda_GO]
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Bachs cello suites are the absolute best, you might even cream yourself. Chaikovsky also has written some very moving music, and Carl Orfs' Carmana Burana will have your jaw on the floor in disbelief. It was originally written for a comedy play, but ended up being a very powerful movement and is proclaimed as one of the most intense songs ever written.


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Re: Classical music [Re: Srdjan]
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Some of my favorites are Verdi, Puccini and Chopin.

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Re: Classical music [Re: Srdjan]
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Srdjan kako si :laugh:!?


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Re: Classical music [Re: DieCommie]
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This is a popular one from an opera I have been playing out recentally, Turandot.

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Re: Classical music [Re: DieCommie]
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DieCommie said:
This is a popular one from an opera I have been playing out recentally, Turandot.


Nessun Dorma is amazing, have you seen Paul from Britain's Got Talent?



Amazing vid, and amazing performance.

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Re: Classical music [Re: Merkin]
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Merkin said:
Srdjan kako si :laugh:!?


:grin: Dobro sam, a ti? Odakle si?

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Re: Classical music [Re: Srdjan]
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Srdjan said:
DieCommie said:
This is a popular one from an opera I have been playing out recentally, Turandot.


Nessun Dorma is amazing, have you seen Paul from Britain's Got Talent?



Amazing vid, and amazing performance.


Very good, it gave me chills.  :thumbup: 

Thank you for sharing that, I dont often watch people sing opera just listen to mp3s.

And good for that guy.  What an thing for a pudgy english cell phone salesman to do.  It makes you think about all the unknown/unrecognized talent that is out there in the general public.

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