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Posted: 9/27/2014 8:08:55 PM EDT
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I enjoy her mix of music....I am simple I guess
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Posted: 9/27/2014 8:10:24 PM EDT
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She is very enjoyable, and a refreshing change of pace from most of the crap they pass as music now days.
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Posted: 9/27/2014 8:18:45 PM EDT
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She's mediocre on her best day. She is a wealthy and successful, "average" musician...   
The truth... She is an incredibly successful, incredibly wealthy musician who is living the dream... She decided one day to do what she loved, and she ended up becoming wealthy doing what she loved. "Mediocre"-?-? By "musician" standards, she probably would not be first-chair on a major top-shelf orchestra... But they probably envy the money she makes...  
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Posted: 9/27/2014 8:19:22 PM EDT
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If the missionaries that came to my door looked like that, I might give them more time. She served a mission... |
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Posted: 9/27/2014 8:24:06 PM EDT
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I once beat her out in a music festival in the Concerto division, so...yeah. And I am sure millions have paid to see you play...
She would probably not make first-chair on any top-shelf orchestra... But... She would not be happy doing that. She decided to do what made her happy... It also ended up making her extremely successful and wealthy...
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Posted: 9/27/2014 8:25:06 PM EDT
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I admire the self made social media entrepreneurs. In a time when the American dream is attacked by those sworn to defend it, people who defy the powers that be, and build their dream, are worthy of admiration.
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Posted: 9/27/2014 8:37:29 PM EDT
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Exactly. Lindsey puts on a good show, or at least has a team of people that put on a good show and just kinda stick her face on it. As an actual violinist she's pretty bleh. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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I used to be a real music snob and then one day I realized that the problem was me. There are musicians and there are entertainers. Eric Johnson can play the hell out of his guitar, but on stage, he's pretty boring to watch. Kiss suck as musicians, but they put on one hell of a stage show. I now just appreciate them both for who / what they are. Exactly. Lindsey puts on a good show, or at least has a team of people that put on a good show and just kinda stick her face on it. As an actual violinist she's pretty bleh. I'm curious about your opinion on two more violinists: Emilie Autumn and Hillary Hawn. |
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Posted: 9/27/2014 8:53:56 PM EDT
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The music is not my thing but I can appreciate the talent.
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Posted: 9/27/2014 8:59:08 PM EDT
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And I am sure millions have paid to see you play...
She would probably not make first-chair on any top-shelf orchestra... But... She would not be happy doing that. She decided to do what made her happy... It also ended up making her extremely successful and wealthy... Quote HistoryQuoted:
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I once beat her out in a music festival in the Concerto division, so...yeah. And I am sure millions have paid to see you play...
She would probably not make first-chair on any top-shelf orchestra... But... She would not be happy doing that. She decided to do what made her happy... It also ended up making her extremely successful and wealthy... For someone with no dog in the fight, you sure get butthurt over her. |
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Posted: 9/27/2014 9:05:32 PM EDT
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For someone with no dog in the fight, you sure get butthurt over her. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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I once beat her out in a music festival in the Concerto division, so...yeah. And I am sure millions have paid to see you play...
She would probably not make first-chair on any top-shelf orchestra... But... She would not be happy doing that. She decided to do what made her happy... It also ended up making her extremely successful and wealthy... For someone with no dog in the fight, you sure get butthurt over her. 
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Posted: 9/27/2014 9:20:07 PM EDT
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Quote HistoryQuoted: I've played violin for over 25 years, and in my younger years some of that was professionally. I actually knew of Lindsey Sterling long before her current music career. She's probably the sweetest, nicest, most heartwarming girl ever to pick up a fiddle. But, within the professional violin community she is in fact considered a mediocre player at best. Her skills on a violin are quite decent when she's standing still and using proper technique and all that jazz. But as soon as she starts moving around and doing her little dance thing, he abilities diminish significantly. Granted the fact she can play AT ALL while dancing like that is somewhat impressive, but it's just novelty. I've heard her play with and without the dancing and it's pretty painfully obvious to those of us who know a thing or two about fiddle playing. All her show songs are pre-recorded and she plays along with no pickup feed, they're also heavily auto-tuned and corrected prior. DRhodes and I have spoken of this before, back when more of her stuff was getting popular. She's done a great job of crafting an image for herself, and she's got a very solid sound engineering team behind her as well as excellent composers writing her stuff for her, in fact he latest stuff has been the best so far. That said, I do wish her all the luck in her career. yet another example of why this is the best site on the internet. we have real experts in everything.
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Posted: 9/27/2014 9:20:39 PM EDT
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I'm curious about your opinion on two more violinists: Emilie Autumn and Hillary Hawn. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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I used to be a real music snob and then one day I realized that the problem was me. There are musicians and there are entertainers. Eric Johnson can play the hell out of his guitar, but on stage, he's pretty boring to watch. Kiss suck as musicians, but they put on one hell of a stage show. I now just appreciate them both for who / what they are. Exactly. Lindsey puts on a good show, or at least has a team of people that put on a good show and just kinda stick her face on it. As an actual violinist she's pretty bleh. I'm curious about your opinion on two more violinists: Emilie Autumn and Hillary Hawn. I'm assuming you're speaking of Hillary Hahn, who I'm actually quite familiar with. My formal violin training was through the Suzuki Program and that's where Hahn started as well, and has been involved heavily with the program over the years. I've actually met and performed with her on a couple of occasions. Emilie Autumn on the other hand.....she is very very skilled and she put in a hell of a lot of work to gain that skill. But she's insane. Like, straight up mental issues. I think the word is she's severely bi-polar, and I know she got kicked out of her college music program because of it. |
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Posted: 9/27/2014 9:25:56 PM EDT
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I like her music, listen to it quite often during my commute. No idea as to her skill level, as I know nothing about violins. I just know I enjoy what she puts together.
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Posted: 9/27/2014 9:47:19 PM EDT
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I enjoy Lindsey because it's entertaining, and I am not qualified to judge her on her actual music ability.
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Posted: 9/27/2014 9:47:45 PM EDT
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I'm assuming you're speaking of Hillary Hahn, who I'm actually quite familiar with. My formal violin training was through the Suzuki Program and that's where Hahn started as well, and has been involved heavily with the program over the years. I've actually met and performed with her on a couple of occasions. Emilie Autumn on the other hand.....she is very very skilled and she put in a hell of a lot of work to gain that skill. But she's insane. Like, straight up mental issues. I think the word is she's severely bi-polar, and I know she got kicked out of her college music program because of it. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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I used to be a real music snob and then one day I realized that the problem was me. There are musicians and there are entertainers. Eric Johnson can play the hell out of his guitar, but on stage, he's pretty boring to watch. Kiss suck as musicians, but they put on one hell of a stage show. I now just appreciate them both for who / what they are. Exactly. Lindsey puts on a good show, or at least has a team of people that put on a good show and just kinda stick her face on it. As an actual violinist she's pretty bleh. I'm curious about your opinion on two more violinists: Emilie Autumn and Hillary Hawn. I'm assuming you're speaking of Hillary Hahn, who I'm actually quite familiar with. My formal violin training was through the Suzuki Program and that's where Hahn started as well, and has been involved heavily with the program over the years. I've actually met and performed with her on a couple of occasions. Emilie Autumn on the other hand.....she is very very skilled and she put in a hell of a lot of work to gain that skill. But she's insane. Like, straight up mental issues. I think the word is she's severely bi-polar, and I know she got kicked out of her college music program because of it. What's your thoughts on David Garret? |
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Posted: 9/27/2014 9:51:18 PM EDT
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She's probably a blast to hang out with. Even if her skills are considered mediocre by other professionals I am impressed that she was able to put together a successful career from it. A lot of people don't get that far - you can be the best in the world at one thing and still fail.
There are certainly many worse things to listen to on the radio. btw, there is no need to jump Enigma's shit over his opinion. He rendered it respectfully and honestly. |
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Posted: 9/27/2014 9:56:44 PM EDT
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She's probably a blast to hang out with. Even if her skills are considered mediocre by other professionals I am impressed that she was able to put together a successful career from it. A lot of people don't get that far - you can be the best in the world at one thing and still fail. There are certainly many worse things to listen to on the radio. btw, there is no need to jump Enigma's shit over his opinion. He rendered it respectfully and honestly. That's one of the fascinating things about pop music is that musical skill isn't actually required. I've heard raw recordings of Brittney Spears, and she's in reality an absolutely horrible horrible singer. All that's required is an excellent production team, and a good image and stage presence. The rest is just marketing. |
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Posted: 9/27/2014 9:59:03 PM EDT
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For someone with no dog in the fight, you sure get butthurt over her. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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I once beat her out in a music festival in the Concerto division, so...yeah. And I am sure millions have paid to see you play...
She would probably not make first-chair on any top-shelf orchestra... But... She would not be happy doing that. She decided to do what made her happy... It also ended up making her extremely successful and wealthy... For someone with no dog in the fight, you sure get butthurt over her. I know this is GD... My meters are calibrated... I think...
It was an interesting comment that the poster didn't think she was talented... But Lindsey ended up wildly wealthy and successful by doing things *her* way... |
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Posted: 9/27/2014 9:59:05 PM EDT
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I used to be a real music snob and then one day I realized that the problem was me. There are musicians and there are entertainers. Eric Johnson can play the hell out of his guitar, but on stage, he's pretty boring to watch. Kiss suck as musicians, but they put on one hell of a stage show. I now just appreciate them both for who / what they are. Exactly. Lindsey puts on a good show, or at least has a team of people that put on a good show and just kinda stick her face on it. As an actual violinist she's pretty bleh. I'm curious about your opinion on two more violinists: Emilie Autumn and Hillary Hawn. I'm assuming you're speaking of Hillary Hahn, who I'm actually quite familiar with. My formal violin training was through the Suzuki Program and that's where Hahn started as well, and has been involved heavily with the program over the years. I've actually met and performed with her on a couple of occasions. Emilie Autumn on the other hand.....she is very very skilled and she put in a hell of a lot of work to gain that skill. But she's insane. Like, straight up mental issues. I think the word is she's severely bi-polar, and I know she got kicked out of her college music program because of it. What's your thoughts on David Garret? Another skilled violinist, Germans take their violin very seriously and he expressed very high skill at a very early age. |
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Posted: 9/27/2014 10:00:04 PM EDT
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I know this is GD... My meters are calibrated... I think...
It was an interesting comment that the poster didn't think she was talented... But Lindsey ended up wildly wealthy and successful by doing things *her* way... Quote HistoryQuoted:
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I once beat her out in a music festival in the Concerto division, so...yeah. And I am sure millions have paid to see you play...
She would probably not make first-chair on any top-shelf orchestra... But... She would not be happy doing that. She decided to do what made her happy... It also ended up making her extremely successful and wealthy... For someone with no dog in the fight, you sure get butthurt over her. I know this is GD... My meters are calibrated... I think...
It was an interesting comment that the poster didn't think she was talented... But Lindsey ended up wildly wealthy and successful by doing things *her* way... Contrary to your world view, you don't need talent to be successful in pop music. |
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Posted: 9/27/2014 10:00:09 PM EDT
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For someone with no dog in the fight, you sure get butthurt over her. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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I once beat her out in a music festival in the Concerto division, so...yeah. And I am sure millions have paid to see you play...
She would probably not make first-chair on any top-shelf orchestra... But... She would not be happy doing that. She decided to do what made her happy... It also ended up making her extremely successful and wealthy... For someone with no dog in the fight, you sure get butthurt over her. I know this is GD... My meters are calibrated... I think...
It was an interesting comment that the poster didn't think she was talented... But Lindsey ended up wildly wealthy and successful by doing things *her* way... |
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Posted: 9/27/2014 10:01:23 PM EDT
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Garrets cover of Kashmir got me hooked on him I was very impressed.
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Posted: 9/27/2014 10:02:07 PM EDT
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That's one of the fascinating things about pop music is that musical skill isn't actually required. I've heard raw recordings of Brittney Spears, and she's in reality an absolutely horrible horrible singer. All that's required is an excellent production team, and a good image and stage presence. The rest is just marketing. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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She's probably a blast to hang out with. Even if her skills are considered mediocre by other professionals I am impressed that she was able to put together a successful career from it. A lot of people don't get that far - you can be the best in the world at one thing and still fail. There are certainly many worse things to listen to on the radio. btw, there is no need to jump Enigma's shit over his opinion. He rendered it respectfully and honestly. That's one of the fascinating things about pop music is that musical skill isn't actually required. I've heard raw recordings of Brittney Spears, and she's in reality an absolutely horrible horrible singer. All that's required is an excellent production team, and a good image and stage presence. The rest is just marketing. That's Linkin Park to a T. I loved them way back in the day and then heard a live show, and holy fuck Chester can't sing. |
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Posted: 9/27/2014 10:06:34 PM EDT
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I've played violin for over 25 years, and in my younger years some of that was professionally. I actually knew of Lindsey Sterling long before her current music career. She's probably the sweetest, nicest, most heartwarming girl ever to pick up a fiddle. But, within the professional violin community she is in fact considered a mediocre player at best. Her skills on a violin are quite decent when she's standing still and using proper technique and all that jazz. But as soon as she starts moving around and doing her little dance thing, he abilities diminish significantly. Granted the fact she can play AT ALL while dancing like that is somewhat impressive, but it's just novelty. I've heard her play with and without the dancing and it's pretty painfully obvious to those of us who know a thing or two about fiddle playing. All her show songs are pre-recorded and she plays along with no pickup feed, they're also heavily auto-tuned and corrected prior. DRhodes and I have spoken of this before, back when more of her stuff was getting popular. She's done a great job of crafting an image for herself, and she's got a very solid sound engineering team behind her as well as excellent composers writing her stuff for her, in fact he latest stuff has been the best so far. That said, I do wish her all the luck in her career. And there is the problem of classical music and the associated instruments poking up it's head. Too rigid and set in ways. I don't give a damn about her technique or what the trained ear hears. I enjoy the finished product. |
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Posted: 9/27/2014 10:08:13 PM EDT
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If the missionaries that came to my door looked like that, I might give them more time. She served a mission... It's a joke man, I would show here the same courtesy I do everyone else. Besides, the girls don't go door to door. And I enjoy the hidden snicker when a kid with a cracking voice and acne introduces himself as "Elder" |
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Posted: 9/27/2014 10:10:14 PM EDT
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I enjoy Lindsey because it's entertaining, and I am not qualified to judge her on her actual music ability. Yes you are. Music starts at the artist, but it ends at YOUR ear. You are as qualified to judge it as the most accomplished composer at his or her peak. |
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Posted: 9/27/2014 10:12:47 PM EDT
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My wife really likes her. She pops up on my Pandora Mt. Eden station.
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Posted: 9/27/2014 10:18:16 PM EDT
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And there is the problem of classical music and the associated instruments poking up it's head. Too rigid and set in ways. I don't give a damn about her technique or what the trained ear hears. I enjoy the finished product. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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I've played violin for over 25 years, and in my younger years some of that was professionally. I actually knew of Lindsey Sterling long before her current music career. She's probably the sweetest, nicest, most heartwarming girl ever to pick up a fiddle. But, within the professional violin community she is in fact considered a mediocre player at best. Her skills on a violin are quite decent when she's standing still and using proper technique and all that jazz. But as soon as she starts moving around and doing her little dance thing, he abilities diminish significantly. Granted the fact she can play AT ALL while dancing like that is somewhat impressive, but it's just novelty. I've heard her play with and without the dancing and it's pretty painfully obvious to those of us who know a thing or two about fiddle playing. All her show songs are pre-recorded and she plays along with no pickup feed, they're also heavily auto-tuned and corrected prior. DRhodes and I have spoken of this before, back when more of her stuff was getting popular. She's done a great job of crafting an image for herself, and she's got a very solid sound engineering team behind her as well as excellent composers writing her stuff for her, in fact he latest stuff has been the best so far. That said, I do wish her all the luck in her career. And there is the problem of classical music and the associated instruments poking up it's head. Too rigid and set in ways. I don't give a damn about her technique or what the trained ear hears. I enjoy the finished product. Let me put it this way. It is LITERALLY impossible to play violin while doing what she does. It CANNOT sound well because to dance and move and all that while she does it does not allow for the necessary position and technique needed to make playing of the violin sound good. She does not "play" at her performances, it's pre-recorded and when it was recorded she was applying all the proper techniques necessary to make it sound good, or at least attempting to because honestly her base skill wasn't really that great. What then happens after that is a sound engineering team goes through the raw recording and fixes all of that. Then it gets played back while she's on stage and she does her gimmick of dancing about. What's "out of the box" here is that the addition of the violin in a pop song show is different than the other pre-fabricated pop shows. I'm not saying the finished product is bad, I'm just saying we need to be honest about what it really is. |
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Posted: 9/27/2014 10:23:13 PM EDT
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It's a joke man, I would show here the same courtesy I do everyone else. Besides, the girls don't go door to door. And I enjoy the hidden snicker when a kid with a cracking voice and acne introduces himself as "Elder" Quote HistoryQuoted:
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If the missionaries that came to my door looked like that, I might give them more time. She served a mission... It's a joke man, I would show here the same courtesy I do everyone else. Besides, the girls don't go door to door. And I enjoy the hidden snicker when a kid with a cracking voice and acne introduces himself as "Elder"
The "sisters" in my mission went door to door... We had a handful of lookers. Course, we had a good number who had, er, um, 'great personalities.'
Yeah... We had a lady who was a member, and her husband wasn't. They had us over a lot. He was an old (amateur) Australian race car diver, and grumpy. They were both very kind and generous. He *refused* to call us "elder." First time I met him he said, "I know it's against the rules to go by your first name, but better tell me yours, or I'll make up a nickname, and start to call you that." He fixed our bikes, bought us food, and treated us well. And he saw how hard we worked at our missions..On my last dinner, he stammered, looked at the ground, and said, "You are a zit-faced teenager, and I will miss you Elder Juni." I just think it is cool to know that even though now she has rock-star status... She once was once dealing with antagonists, knocking doors, and trying to teach folks... |
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Posted: 9/27/2014 10:23:29 PM EDT
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That's one of the fascinating things about pop music is that musical skill isn't actually required. I've heard raw recordings of Brittney Spears, and she's in reality an absolutely horrible horrible singer. All that's required is an excellent production team, and a good image and stage presence. The rest is just marketing. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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She's probably a blast to hang out with. Even if her skills are considered mediocre by other professionals I am impressed that she was able to put together a successful career from it. A lot of people don't get that far - you can be the best in the world at one thing and still fail. There are certainly many worse things to listen to on the radio. btw, there is no need to jump Enigma's shit over his opinion. He rendered it respectfully and honestly. That's one of the fascinating things about pop music is that musical skill isn't actually required. I've heard raw recordings of Brittney Spears, and she's in reality an absolutely horrible horrible singer. All that's required is an excellent production team, and a good image and stage presence. The rest is just marketing. I am not surprised!! I've had the fortune of being behind the scenes at a music recording studio here in Birmingham. The amount of retakes, remixes and technical work required to make most of these people sound appealing is nothing short of amazing. It's obvious that you're right on the money about sound engineering. |
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Posted: 9/27/2014 10:25:04 PM EDT
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Here is Lindsey Stirling with PTX
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Posted: 9/27/2014 10:31:46 PM EDT
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Yes you are. Music starts at the artist, but it ends at YOUR ear. You are as qualified to judge it as the most accomplished composer at his or her peak. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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I enjoy Lindsey because it's entertaining, and I am not qualified to judge her on her actual music ability. Yes you are. Music starts at the artist, but it ends at YOUR ear. You are as qualified to judge it as the most accomplished composer at his or her peak. No I'm really not able to judge musical ability. I can say what I like but that doesn't say whether or not someone is a skilled musician. I do enjoy Lindsey Sterling, watching and listening to her. |
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Posted: 9/27/2014 10:36:17 PM EDT
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Quote HistoryI enjoy both Penatonix and Lindsey Sterling but not that video. |
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Posted: 9/27/2014 10:45:13 PM EDT
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Contrary to your world view, you don't need talent to be successful in pop music. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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I once beat her out in a music festival in the Concerto division, so...yeah. And I am sure millions have paid to see you play...
She would probably not make first-chair on any top-shelf orchestra... But... She would not be happy doing that. She decided to do what made her happy... It also ended up making her extremely successful and wealthy... For someone with no dog in the fight, you sure get butthurt over her. I know this is GD... My meters are calibrated... I think...
It was an interesting comment that the poster didn't think she was talented... But Lindsey ended up wildly wealthy and successful by doing things *her* way... Contrary to your world view, you don't need talent to be successful in pop music. Keep shitting all over this thread troll. |
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Posted: 9/27/2014 10:45:53 PM EDT
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Keep shitting all over this thread troll. You should really read the rest of the thread.. |
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Posted: 9/27/2014 10:50:40 PM EDT
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I once beat her out in a music festival in the Concerto division, so...yeah. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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She's mediocre on her best day. So you can outplay/out preform her right? I'm sure she's just not on your level man. You're just on a different playing field.  I once beat her out in a music festival in the Concerto division, so...yeah. And this is why you are so successful and she is not.
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Posted: 9/27/2014 10:55:33 PM EDT
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 How could you say no to that face...?
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Posted: 9/27/2014 10:58:40 PM EDT
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And this is why you are so successful and she is not.
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She's mediocre on her best day. So you can outplay/out preform her right? I'm sure she's just not on your level man. You're just on a different playing field. I once beat her out in a music festival in the Concerto division, so...yeah. And this is why you are so successful and she is not.
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Posted: 9/27/2014 11:00:04 PM EDT
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http://fc02.deviantart.net/fs71/f/2012/356/3/6/lindsey_stirling_sepia_by_theshadowgrove-d5ov4xs.jpg How could you say no to that face...? Nope. Take me, baby.  
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Posted: 9/27/2014 11:04:13 PM EDT
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What's really funny is all of the guys making inappropriate comments would make her feel really uncomfortable.
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Posted: 9/28/2014 12:07:07 AM EDT
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Quote HistoryQuoted: I enjoy both Penatonix and Lindsey Sterling but not that video. Quote HistoryQuoted: I enjoy both Penatonix and Lindsey Sterling but not that video. It is in French/belgium. It is a Stromae cover of his song Papaoutai. It is about a boy being raised without his father. He watches the other kids with there father and keeps wanting his own father so he can be like him. Also. Kristen Maldanado is freaken HOT! |
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Posted: 9/28/2014 12:21:24 AM EDT
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Quote HistoryQuoted: I like her music, listen to it quite often during my commute. No idea as to her skill level, as I know nothing about violins. I just know I enjoy what she puts together. Also I have bought her albums. Also donated to some of her children's charity. |
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Posted: 9/28/2014 12:24:05 AM EDT
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Quote HistoryQuoted: She's mediocre on her best day. |
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Posted: 9/28/2014 12:24:27 AM EDT
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Quote History[b]Originally Posted By MAHABALI
And this is why you are so successful and she is not.
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Posted: 9/28/2014 12:26:08 AM EDT
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very meh....
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Posted: 9/28/2014 12:27:07 AM EDT
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Me being an Evanescence/Amy Lee nut, I love this.
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Posted: 9/28/2014 12:29:05 AM EDT
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Took my wife to her concert in Dallas this year. It was her last US performance for 2014 She was in Tempe... Yesterday. 
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Posted: 9/28/2014 12:29:28 AM EDT
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Not her first video with PTX
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Posted: 9/28/2014 12:34:00 AM EDT
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So all she does is dance around and play mediocre violin?
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Posted: 9/28/2014 12:38:25 AM EDT
[#50]
I have both her albums and now because of Shatter Me, I'm listening to Halestorm.
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