Conditioned Response
It's Pavlovian: I mention Adams and Ives in the same sentence; Robert Gable of Aworks links me. I've got him trained! (Or is it vice versa?) He noticed M. C- found a connection to a techno drum beat in Run Lola Run. Speaking of beats, techno or otherwise, Colby Cosh admires this research paper on a bit of drumming history that illustrates the state of intellectual property law and practice today. It's a lecture on a sound file; of the many things I could say about it, let me just mention the odd, stilted delivery of the reader: it's a nerdy academic solemnly describing the "Amen" break beat that originated in a B-side single released in 1969 by a funk 'n' soul band called The Winstons. Finally, Don of Mixolydian Mode promotes yet another type of beat: one inflicted -- in his imagination -- on comment spammers. Once again, it's probably those Presbyterians who are behind it all.
Umie the Umlaut says, "ask your doctor about the Fredösphere!"

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I suppose the ultimate would be if you blogged about "My Father Knew Charles Ives" by John Adams. Although, he didn't really...
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