The Chat Thread

[ChamberNut]

A chat thread huh, well what about live video chats rooms with GMG members. We go on cam with say 6-8 members and discuss happily about all sort of things.
We could make a friends list. Anyone that comes in the room that wants to fight or use inapproprate language we either kick out of the room as a warning, or ban them all together. As the moderator of your own video chat room, your are the king.
Hmmmmmmmmmmmm, sounds like fun.

Keep it clean, guys & girls.  Keep it clean! 

[Opus106]

Keep it clean, guys & girls.  Keep it clean! 

Yeah, no 12-tone, atonal stuff.

[knight66]

Brian, I hope the move goes well; give us a run down.

I know nothing about possible black-outs; though they would not surprise me. This supposed third richest economy in the world feels increasingly like a banana republic.

Mike

[Brian]

Thanks, guys! Move is finished, now just gotta start unpacking. Luckily I have no roommate this year and a set of speakers, so it's Bruckner tonight! Such a great way to begin.  0:)

[DavidW]

Nice Brian!  When I was a freshman in college I always liked to do my math homework while listening to Bruckner.

[Brian]

Nice Brian!  When I was a freshman in college I always liked to do my math homework while listening to Bruckner.

You should write a book called The Bruckner Effect. 

[ChamberNut]

Nice Brian!  When I was a freshman in college I always liked to do my math homework while listening to Bruckner.

For me...anytime is a great time for a Bruckner Symphony.  Just like a Mars bar a day....at work, rest and play! 

[PaulR]

You should write a book called The Bruckner Effect. 

I would buy it...........

[greg]

Nice Brian!  When I was a freshman in college I always liked to do my math homework while listening to Bruckner.

I think I play Bruckner much more than anyone when driving to work...

[knight66]

How far do you have to drive? I would not put in a Bruckner disc unless I had at least a half hour run. I don't like to chop such works up.

Listening to Dvorak's 5th as I write...verdent music on a grey morning.

Mike

[Elgarian]

Creeping in briefly to say hello. Tea has been drunk. Ruins have been explored.

[knight66]

And yet; Stands the Church clock not yet at ten to three?

Mike

[Elgarian]

In fact, no honey was consumed with the tea at any time - so Rupert Brooke would have been disappointed I think.

[Dr. Dread]

Hello, my friends.

I really can't think of one piece of classical I need at the moment. That's a good thing, right? 

[karlhenning]

Do you mean no classical music you need to listen to? (A bad thing, IMO)  Or, need to run out and buy? (Not at all a bad thing, esp. for the wallet.)

[Dr. Dread]

Do you mean no classical music you need to listen to? (A bad thing, IMO)  Or, need to run out and buy? (Not at all a bad thing, esp. for the wallet.)

Run out and buy. Sorry.

[karlhenning]

Then, I do rejoice with you!  0:)

[karlhenning]

Mercy . . . I was just leafing through the last twenty pages of the Lucchesi is a Fraud? thread. Entirely worth it for the amusement value of R. Newman asking, "Any evidence, David?"

[DavidW]

I have a feeling that phrase will keep coming back to haunt me on this forum.

[Elgarian]

I really can't think of one piece of classical I need at the moment. That's a good thing, right? 

Part of me wishes I'd achieved that happy state of contentment. The other part of me says order another CD and stop being silly.

I'm at the mercy of my own tug o' war.