[TJ] 2006.01.25 - Adult (CD) [Album] - Page 22

Lena-chan · 2007.10.23, 03:57 PM

Originally Posted by justriiingo

How did u know all this?

Maou is Ringo
the old Ringo
O_O
I always knew it!
now here is the proof

CARMEN · 2007.10.25, 10:07 PM

^ Yeh I know. Was just gonna say that lol.

frecklegirl · 2007.11.01, 08:39 AM

Hold up, what? Where's the proof for saying that Maou?

Lena-chan · 2007.11.01, 10:18 AM

Here is the proof:

Originally Posted by justriiingo

How did u know all this?

He knows too much

O_O

Inaudible-Whisper · 2008.02.07, 08:15 AM

Having not listened to this in about 4 months, it's quite refreshing. I forgot how much I enjoyed it. And the box still smells nice

zoso · 2008.03.02, 11:09 AM

for me is one the best albums i though it was the best album, after listening variety, however in adult, probably you couldn't understand the complex of the album without having a jazz school education
is so so complex especially in songa like yukiguni, kabuki and of course himitsu, in yukiguni the musical progression is so beautiful cause they use classic school and believe me, to know and to make an adaptation into popular from jazz & classic is a titanic work and this album was the result of all that effort, himitsu is pure jazz and uses the modal theory that just the big ones like wes or joe started so many years ago
i think that for apreciate, and principally to understand this album is necesary a musical education/training in jazz and classical,
for me is a master piece that no band in this world untill now could equal
i hope that tj never separates

Jonny · 2008.03.02, 12:16 PM

If education is the only method to being able to appreciate music, I will skip class. I don't need a teacher telling me what I should like.

Tokyo Jihad · 2008.03.02, 03:24 PM

It doesn't matter how complex something is if the song still sucks.

I had no "jazz school education" I like the album. Take the elitism down.

fluffiethesock · 2008.03.02, 07:54 PM

Maybe he means to truly appreciate the complexity of the music. Adult is my favorite album evar, but I'm sure there's more to it than I even recognize.

Canto · 2008.03.02, 07:55 PM

"Having gained knowledge on music" is just a background of your music inclinations. It it just a fact, not a previledge on understanding on music, or it may even be an adversity. I actually seriously doubt the recent SR deterioration is due to SR's persuit for "professionalism" as she gained more and more knowledge on musical theory to take the place of her previous raw emotions.

2007.11.01, 08:39 AM	#213
frecklegirl apple-princess Join Date: Nov 2005 Location: Tokyo Posts: 2,183	Hold up, what? Where's the proof for saying that Maou? __________________ Nostalgic Lavender// Ringo Shiina Translations NL Updates: Twitter \|\| Facebook

2008.02.07, 08:15 AM	#215
Inaudible-Whisper Senior Member Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: Newcastle, England Posts: 3,195	Having not listened to this in about 4 months, it's quite refreshing. I forgot how much I enjoyed it. And the box still smells nice __________________

2008.03.02, 11:09 AM	#216
zoso Junior Member Join Date: Mar 2008 Location: Veracruz, Mexico Posts: 2	for me is one the best albums i though it was the best album, after listening variety, however in adult, probably you couldn't understand the complex of the album without having a jazz school education is so so complex especially in songa like yukiguni, kabuki and of course himitsu, in yukiguni the musical progression is so beautiful cause they use classic school and believe me, to know and to make an adaptation into popular from jazz & classic is a titanic work and this album was the result of all that effort, himitsu is pure jazz and uses the modal theory that just the big ones like wes or joe started so many years ago i think that for apreciate, and principally to understand this album is necesary a musical education/training in jazz and classical, for me is a master piece that no band in this world untill now could equal i hope that tj never separates __________________ ...Swings so cool and swings so gentle...

2008.03.02, 03:24 PM	#218
Tokyo Jihad Senior Member Join Date: Feb 2005 Location: San Antonio! Hoody Hoo Posts: 4,868	It doesn't matter how complex something is if the song still sucks. I had no "jazz school education" I like the album. Take the elitism down. __________________ "Jihad is the soul of EMF"--Lena

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2007.10.25, 10:07 PM	#212
CARMEN Junior Member Join Date: Oct 2007 Location: Melbourne Posts: 28	^ Yeh I know. Was just gonna say that lol.

2008.03.02, 12:16 PM	#217
Jonny Senior Member Join Date: Apr 2005 Location: 小平事変 Posts: 1,538	If education is the only method to being able to appreciate music, I will skip class. I don't need a teacher telling me what I should like.

2008.03.02, 07:54 PM	#219
fluffiethesock Senior Member Join Date: Jul 2006 Posts: 1,793	Maybe he means to truly appreciate the complexity of the music. Adult is my favorite album evar, but I'm sure there's more to it than I even recognize.

2008.03.02, 07:55 PM	#220
Canto Senior Member Join Date: Oct 2006 Posts: 135	"Having gained knowledge on music" is just a background of your music inclinations. It it just a fact, not a previledge on understanding on music, or it may even be an adversity. I actually seriously doubt the recent SR deterioration is due to SR's persuit for "professionalism" as she gained more and more knowledge on musical theory to take the place of her previous raw emotions.