| bedfordstudio |
Date: Monday, 25/06/2007, 3:12 Am | Message # 1 |
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I do not have many problems with English musical terminology. However, some time it's so hard to understand what a sound engineer says to you. Creative people use slang a lot. Do somebody has the same experience? Share, please!  |
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| saredews |
Date: Monday, 10/09/2007, 1:48 Am | Message # 2 |
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Many historians and psychologists see the late 1800s as a kind of watershed period for sexuality in the Western world. With the industrial revolution pushing more and more people together—literally—in dense, culturally-mixed neighborhoods, attitudes towards sex became more liberal.
Post edited by bedfordstudio - Monday, 10/09/2007, 11:32 Am |
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| bedfordstudio |
Date: Monday, 10/09/2007, 11:36 Am | Message # 3 |
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Because the previous message was not in the topic I deleted a link, which the author putted.
At this forum we speak only about music and topics which have some relationship to it. If you want to create some new topic you can do it. For example you can create the topic about sex in music. Moderator |
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