Mizz-SEC
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| Registered on: | 6/15/2013 |
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re: Walter Koenig has passed away at 90: Chekov from Star Trek TOS
Posted by Mizz-SEC on 10/26/26 at 6:20 pm to LSUAlum2001
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I've seen Shatner 3x recently at the FanExpo and GalaxyCon events in NOLA.
He looks good for 95.
Shatner will bury them all.
And attend none of their funerals. :bow:
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re: Greatest Southern Rock Concerts
Posted by Mizz-SEC on 10/25/26 at 9:24 pm to Wild Man 708
re: Teach me about The Beach Boys
Posted by Mizz-SEC on 10/25/26 at 5:30 pm to nicholastiger
Not to derail the thread, but once you realize what an insufferable prick Murry Wilson was the funnier this is.
re: Where do the Beatles end up without George Martin?
Posted by Mizz-SEC on 10/25/26 at 5:17 pm to weagle1999
Interesting question.
He was the one who said they needed to speed up "Please Please Me" which set the template for all of their big hits which followed (She Loves You, I Wanna Hold Your Hand, All My Loving, etc), so he was certainly important. As others have mentioned, his ability to arrange, produce and interpret what the members told him they wanted was critical too.
I've been watching different Bealte videos lately and have come to appreciate the late year contributions of Geoff Emerick who replaced Norman Hurricane Smith as their engineer after Rubber Soul. He too was instrumental in implimenting requests made by the group for certain sounds (like running John's voice through a Leslie speaker on Tommorrow Never Knows).
Bottom line, I don't think they would have enjoyed their breakthrough success without George Martin and without the early success there is no White Album, Revolver, Sgt Pepper or Abbey Road, etc. He was their mentor, instructor, collaborator and occasional uncredited musician. So he certainly deserves any and all accolades that come his way.
He was the one who said they needed to speed up "Please Please Me" which set the template for all of their big hits which followed (She Loves You, I Wanna Hold Your Hand, All My Loving, etc), so he was certainly important. As others have mentioned, his ability to arrange, produce and interpret what the members told him they wanted was critical too.
I've been watching different Bealte videos lately and have come to appreciate the late year contributions of Geoff Emerick who replaced Norman Hurricane Smith as their engineer after Rubber Soul. He too was instrumental in implimenting requests made by the group for certain sounds (like running John's voice through a Leslie speaker on Tommorrow Never Knows).
Bottom line, I don't think they would have enjoyed their breakthrough success without George Martin and without the early success there is no White Album, Revolver, Sgt Pepper or Abbey Road, etc. He was their mentor, instructor, collaborator and occasional uncredited musician. So he certainly deserves any and all accolades that come his way.
re: Do you know any married couples that sleep in separate bedrooms?
Posted by Mizz-SEC on 10/24/26 at 3:23 pm to Ramblin Wreck
My wife wanting to sleep in a wind tunnel of fans forced us into separate rooms. I tried wearing hooded sweatshirts, hiding under blankets, angling the frickers away from me - no dice. She couldn't sleep without them and I couldn't maintain a clear head being constantly chilled in my sleep. So after about ten years I said eff it, "I now pronounce you fan and wife", and went to another room.
re: We goin to the ship
Posted by Mizz-SEC on 10/24/26 at 3:12 pm to genuineLSUtiger
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re: LSU would run Ole Miss out of the stadium if they played now.
Posted by Mizz-SEC on 10/24/26 at 2:53 pm to FloridaSaintsFan
Hang the banner, clown.
Hmmm ... I keep trying to cut back and can't stop getting work coming at me from all directions.
:wah: RIP
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Im doing this to tell you that not one of these guys would think AI is something that needs to be a part of music, it’s just not. You need to bow out of this and learn a craft.
He can't. Short Bus thinks he's a musical genius. :lol:
re: Let's have a civil discussion about AI music
Posted by Mizz-SEC on 10/21/26 at 4:37 pm to TheTideMustRoll
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If I can't draw but you can, and I tell you that I'd like you to draw me a picture of a man wearing a blue jacket and red pants who has a Van Dyke beard and is sad because he just dropped his ice cream cone on the ground, and you do it, whose art is the finished drawing?
Based on the discussion in this thread, I think Daffy has the legal grounds to claim the paintings as his intellectual property.
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I'm willing to pay up to $5 for those lyrics.
So less than the price of a Big Mac. Hmmm.... :bow:
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This is a question but is the music not copyrighted until you put your lyrics to it? So could I use the music and change the lyrics?
I think you should and let him sue to stop you.
Of course, since no one is going to care enough to buy any of it would the compensation be a percentage of a penny?
re: The Perfect Power Pop song
Posted by Mizz-SEC on 10/21/26 at 1:27 pm to BTROleMisser
"I'll Be On My Way" - Scott McCarl
re: Let's have a civil discussion about AI music
Posted by Mizz-SEC on 10/20/26 at 7:09 am to TheTideMustRoll
Isn't it obvious he has the emotional make-up of a child?
re: I can't believe it's been 49 years
Posted by Mizz-SEC on 10/20/26 at 6:26 am to Disco Ball
A sad day. Steve Gaines had rejuvenated the band and they were primed for a great second phase in their career.
You could make a case their loss killed the genre, although 80's country music morphed into much of what they were doing.
You could make a case their loss killed the genre, although 80's country music morphed into much of what they were doing.
re: Let's have a civil discussion about AI music
Posted by Mizz-SEC on 10/20/26 at 6:19 am to Dawglovertoo
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Your opinions mean sh*t to me.
NIce. Then we're even.
re: Are you a lyrics-first or sound-first listener of music?
Posted by Mizz-SEC on 10/19/26 at 6:17 pm to Everyday Is Saturday
The melody / instrumentation first. Lyrics always last and sometimes barely known for decades.
That said, I have learned lyrics to sing by repeated verse by verse listens until I get it all.
That said, I have learned lyrics to sing by repeated verse by verse listens until I get it all.
re: Let's have a civil discussion about AI music
Posted by Mizz-SEC on 10/19/26 at 6:11 pm to Dawglovertoo
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While all of you have been sitting around complaining about AI music my brother and I just finished making our 30th song using AI.
All of them turned out better than we ever imagined they would.
Good. Offer them to a group of people who give a shite. :cheers:
re: As purely a musician, where do you rank Prince all time?
Posted by Mizz-SEC on 10/19/26 at 11:52 am to weagle1999
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I dunno. He is the only artist I have seen live who killed it playing every instrument on the stage during the show.
I'm not a Hank Jr. fan, but I've read/heard similar things.
For instance, Jerry Lee Lewis taught him how to play piano and he can like the Killer. If so, he's no slouch as a musician.
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