LightAscension

pogopatterson escreveu:

I'm from Northern Ireland, so I'm a bit Irish and a bit British. The reserve thing might apply, I don't know.

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pogopatterson escreveu:

I apologize if my attempt at humour over the AOR tracks fell flat. I am definitely not sitting in judgement, music is a personal thing and I support everyone's right to listen to what they like, without fear of criticism. The joke perhaps requires explaining. It might be a cultural thing, but Dance music in the UK is held up as something for the young and cool. AOR a bit like progressive rock, is seen as music for older listeners. Since by far the lion's share of your library is not AOR orientated, I was first of all complimenting you on your cool taste. I suppose I was also indicating that I had looked in some detail at all your tracks and had observed some interesting digressions from what I perceived as your "usual" taste. Again perhaps this was presumptious. Maybe if I had put an exclamation mark at the end of my shout, it would have been more obvious that I was trying to be playful. Anyway, please accept my sincere apologies if my remarks offended you in any way.

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pogopatterson escreveu:

Forgive me those abbreviations are British terms. AOR is Adult Orientated Rock- Toto, Journey etc. MOBO is Music of Black Origin. We have MOBO awards in the UK, covering mainly Soul, RnB etc. You don't have to be a black artist btw.

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pogopatterson escreveu:

Have long admired your once spinning "Inca" Avatar (which seemed to have reached all the tracks I was most interested in, before I got there myself) and now see your library is also stuffed with great dance and MOBO tracks. Not so sure about your occasional lapses into AOR though.

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spinline escreveu:

oh yes! At still more many good it is laid up) At you good taste

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sizemac escreveu:

The hat was bought in Mongolia. It's as warm as it looks too! Nice charts by the way...

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sapien82 escreveu:

Oh ill check out those books too ! I dunno what you mean by seeker ????? confused have you read anything by terrence mckenna at all ?

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sapien82 escreveu:

Yeh the calander is pretty tricky especially if your rubbish with numbers! but its nice to see someone taking an interest in their calander for more than doomsday prophecies , you know you can learn alot about farming as well with that calander and crop rotation , also its good for women too with the lunar cycles matching their menstrual cycles and such. there are a few decent websites out there have you seen this before http://www.ancientscripts.com/maya.html it gives a pretty detailed description of the calander and its counts! also you may want to look into the popul vuh as it does have alot of info on the calander namaste!

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