marco85

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G3 Live in Denver

8 apr 06

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I didn't want to be sarcastic; however, I certainly wasn't referring to what was said about guitarists (for heaven's sake, everyone has their own tastes) but rather to the discussion on objectivity in art...

Dream Theater Dark Side of the Dream

8 apr 06

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ah poet...a tear...

G3 Live in Denver

8 apr 06

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by world I mean the world of music

G3 Live in Denver

8 apr 06

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However, this discussion fits perfectly; in this context and others, it is important to clarify that no one in this world has the ability to make definitive and demonstrable judgments.

G3 Live in Denver

8 apr 06

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the fact that you刺激我的 saco is another matter and has nothing (and if there are any references, they are indirect) to do with aesthetic judgment itself...

G3 Live in Denver

8 apr 06

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Whether the rhythm is slow or fast is not in itself a subjective thing (you just need to take a reference rhythm at a reference speed), but whether it gives me pleasure or not is.

G3 Live in Denver

8 apr 06

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Sure, but no one gives an "objective" reason for either side. Tastes do not depend only on what one knows, but, I believe, on the entire "experience" of the individual. Anyway, if you want to delve into the topic of objectivity (not just for art, but for all disciplines), which is very interesting and in many respects still not concluded, I recommend this link WILHELM DILTHEY where it discusses the different status between the sciences of the spirit (philosophy, art, etc...) and the natural sciences (chemistry, physics, etc...). Enjoy your reading and talk to you soon!

G3 Live in Denver

8 apr 06

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errata corrige, I thought it was the photo with the jar of preserves, come on, amazing video and song! :-)

G3 Live in Denver

8 apr 06

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But what kind of help do you want to give me, then don’t talk to me about music as an exclusively physical phenomenon as if it were a kick in the ass! Beethoven is better than DJ Francesco because he makes more beautiful music (beautiful: what pleases). Anyway, calling an artist a "gaggio professionista" (after all, that's a photomontage, everyone knows it) shows a certain superficiality.