>>>>>>Seeing wath Keith Emerson did with his Hammond - rocking it, pivoted on one corner, or having a tractor tire hanging behind it so it wouldn't break when he pushes it... ELP was just as wild. But yes (didn't mean Yes, though they can get into the picture too), this was also music which was a bit more complicated at times. Which I like; complicated music leaves more things to discover when you hear it for the 20th time, whereas the slap-bang dustraising makes sense on a concert where you want to sweat out your adrenalin. I don't see why the two would exclude each other, except in the narrow mind of sales department staff of RIAA members.
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>>>>>No, they don't need to exclude each other. My musical tastes are fairly eclectic. I do prefer raucous rock to "sophisticated," as you have undoubtedly guessed.
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>>>>On concert, so do I - let it rock. At the keyboard, however, I like to be surrounded by rich building of sound, not necessarily aggressive or fast.
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>>>Also spake Nedeljkovich :))
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>>Your German has gone from bad to worse...
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>Vas? Mien deutch?

That's better. You're sticking to your standard of exactly one error per word :).

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Also_sprach_Zarathustra_%28Richard_Strauss%29, or, as a DJ friend of mine would say, "Zarasutra" ("sutra" means "tomorrow" in Serbian).