PS- Who are you? I don't remember you. At all.
You'd be surprised.
You are either comme, or you lack understanding of the word "surprised", as it is never synonymous with "underwhelmed and apathetic".
Oh btw, my tongue got more acidic with age, like a fine wine.
It's a bit less brutal
the flavors will probably even go right over your head.
Oh btw, my tongue got more acidic with age, like a fine wine. It's a bit less brutal but much more refined; the flavors will probably even go right over your head.
I'm not sure that these are necessarily the only two possibilities, actually...The first bit might be true but the second does not necessarily follow at all.You mean less fleecy or foxy?...Perhaps that is what he might prefer, in order to save him having to risk tasting them - but that's for him to say, of course!Anyway, what's any of this got to do with a certain work for piano and orchestra by Xenakis, irrespective of who may or may not "_love_" or "_heart_" him?...Best,Alistair
For some reason I doubt that. And I'd say that your tongue's acidity is hardly comparable to a fine wine -- as an appreciator of wine, I can assure you that there is a vast difference between wine of any reasonable degree of quality and mere spoiled grape juice.
Foxy? I expect no less than "vulpine" from you, Alistair :O *shakes his head*
You can't always get what you expect; your suggestion would have had less connection with the non-existent composer of your erstwhile creation who was purportedly responsible for composing a sonata subtitled "brutal" which, I had assumed you'd recognise, was as much the point of that reference as was my use of the word "fleecy" in the same post and context.Now let us essay just another tryTo focus on Xenakis' Synaphai...Best,Alistair
How dare you insinuate that your nested, phoneme-referential humor would go over my head :O I take great offense to this.
(that is a joke, but it is so extremely subtl even you may have difficulty cracking the code)
I didn't, except to the extent that you personally might think I did, in which case the prerogative to take offence is yours just as it is mine to ignore itOh, I doubt it. Anyway, I now have to go and do something called WORK!Bye.Best,Alistair