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Post by timer »

jacob wrote:
Somehow, I find this thread a little bleak. I tend to live in the now. And TD is better than ever, imho.
Totally agree JP - that's why I haven't put any comment here - it's too hard to contemplate !
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timer wrote:
jacob wrote:
Somehow, I find this thread a little bleak. I tend to live in the now. And TD is better than ever, imho.
Totally agree JP - that's why I haven't put any comment here - it's too hard to contemplate !

I kind of agree but as someone who has a darker side to life I have thought about it. I will be devastated when TD is no more but at least we will have the music and memories to stay with us till when we are no more. :arrow:
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Post by har »

cantosis wrote:
timer wrote:
jacob wrote:
Somehow, I find this thread a little bleak. I tend to live in the now. And TD is better than ever, imho.
Totally agree JP - that's why I haven't put any comment here - it's too hard to contemplate !

I kind of agree but as someone who has a darker side to life I have thought about it. I will be devastated when TD is no more but at least we will have the music and memories to stay with us till when we are no more. :arrow:
I really dont want to think about this. But confess I have.

MUCH more to come though :D
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jacob wrote:
epsilon75 wrote:
jacob wrote: sounds logical to me.
No doubt in my mind whatsoever :arrow:
Somehow, I find this thread a little bleak. I tend to live in the now. And TD is better than ever, imho.
to be accurate we live in 1/7th of second in the past
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As long as Edgar Froese is alive (& creative), TD is alive, at least if you ask me :)
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TD will go on as long as Edgar wants it to, end of!!.
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cantosis wrote:TD will go on as long as Edgar wants it to, end of!!.
you know this is just tempting fate, don't you? ;)
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24db wrote:
jacob wrote:
epsilon75 wrote: No doubt in my mind whatsoever :arrow:
Somehow, I find this thread a little bleak. I tend to live in the now. And TD is better than ever, imho.
to be accurate we live in 1/7th of second in the past

explain :arrow: :arrow:
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bigmoog wrote:
24db wrote:
jacob wrote: Somehow, I find this thread a little bleak. I tend to live in the now. And TD is better than ever, imho.
to be accurate we live in 1/7th of second in the past

explain :arrow: :arrow:
From memory and we all know how rubbish that is:

the whole sound>delay>ear>inner ear>electric impulse>brain>brain decoding of said audio spectrum into a 'meaning' takes a fraction of a second, therefore our perception of reality is based on the past. Musicologists think that the 7 vibrations per second (the 1/7th of second I mentioned) is particularly pleasant to the brain ie...hence violinists (according to rumour) produce vibrato with a rate of approx 1/7th of second.

I posted this 1/7th of second ago...but you are reading it now. ;)

Stop living the past dude ;)
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24db wrote:
bigmoog wrote:
24db wrote: to be accurate we live in 1/7th of second in the past

explain :arrow: :arrow:
From memory and we all know how rubbish that is:

the whole sound>delay>ear>inner ear>electric impulse>brain>brain decoding of said audio spectrum into a 'meaning' takes a fraction of a second, therefore our perception of reality is based on the past. Musicologists think that the 7 vibrations per second (the 1/7th of second I mentioned) is particularly pleasant to the brain ie...hence violinists (according to rumour) produce vibrato with a rate of approx 1/7th of second.

I posted this 1/7th of second ago...but you are reading it now. ;)

Stop living the past dude ;)

hmm. I was going to post a response refuting this old nonsense, but I wont cos Im preparing to have a nap.


I dont live in the past, I live er...... :wink:
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guildford? circa 1976
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TD will go on, until they dont
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Until the 12th of never and thats a long long time..!
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BTW:

How long will this thread go on :?: :?:

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TD will go as long as I live, being split up or not.
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