Is This The Proper Place To Complain About Disrespectful Recordings?

[moles]

This thread reminds me of the word-salad intro to Exodus' "Deranged". It may need to go OT asap..

Who here is into Tort?

 

[Sunset Shalom]

You come here to rant and don't even give us all the juicy details of WHY you're ranting??

Was this your band?

I love how you can hear the audience laughing... The whole band sounds uncomfortably numb ironically

 

[NG51]

Well, there went ten minutes of my life...

 

[leegreenman]

I too am lost here.

 

[rustyginn]

Awesome... Thanks...

 

[Rattman]

The unfortunate (fortunate) reality is that nobody from the general public will probably ever watch or listen to the recording.

If the show you mentioned went out over the "NPR", I think you're probably fine... I've never listened to NPR even once that I recall, so I think a lot of people are in that same boat actually. I'd just let it drop and forgo talking about it with anyone.
. .

 

[ReiPsaeg]

If you find the recording to be unflattering or offensive in any way, why don't you just ask for it to be taken down?

 

[Reedt2000]

I love it, three pages and no one has a clue why!

It's kinda brilliant in a Miles Davis, Bitch's Brew sorta way

 

[Spectrum]

Sometimes these are the best threads. It's the written equivalent of jamming. Somebody noodles a riff and the other posters pick it up and see where it goes.

 

[ezstep]

The story goes that the Beatles were about to appear live on the Ed Sullivan Show. They went through rehearsal carefully listening and went into the control room and made notes and taped several notes (sticky notes were not yet invented) how they wanted the controls to be set. After they left the cleaning lady cleaned the control room and tossed all their notes. Think of how much bigger they could have been.

Much ado about nothing.

 

[jubl]

"Is This The Proper Place To Complain About Disrespectful Recordings?"

Given the details:

• Yes
• No
• Maybe

 

[Spectrum]

At least the OP didn't use "disrespect" as a verb. I hate that.

 

[CaseyVancouver]

Begs the question...
Is it disrespectful to lay down a post ...then walk?

 

[Reedt2000]

At least the OP didn't use "disrespect" as a verb. I hate that.

I vote we change the thread topic to:

Was the OP's initial ambiguosness intentional as part of a clever social experiment?

 

[jubl]

I vote we change the thread topic to:

Was the OP's initial ambiguosness intentional as part of a clever social experiment?

If it's a philosophical question maybe the responses are a reflection on the TB community! Took philosophy in college as a lark.....found it humorous more than enlightening but I'm a simple person.

 

[Spectrum]

Sometimes I think the entire internet is a giant social experiment, run by some mad scientists in DARPA since the 1980s. It got out of control and is now part of the fabric of society in almost every part of the globe.

 

[Bass'd on a true story]

My 3 piece band just did a song on live television and the sound guy unplugged the acoustic guitar LIVE. I can't make this up.

 

[Lee Moses]

At least the OP didn't use "disrespect" as a verb. I hate that.

Me too. Whenever I hear it, it makes me disrespect the offender just a little bit more.

 

[DuranFanWI]

How can I tell my grand-kids this ain't me???

Paging Arya Stark ....

 

[HubbardsFate]

I love how you can hear the audience laughing... The whole band sounds uncomfortably numb ironically

Even better - the giant sign behind/above the band that reads "MUSIC" - which what they're playing is pretty much the antithesis of...

Now back to our regularly scheduled thread: failed thread has failed due to OP not providing clarity in original post, then going AWOL