Are there any recording artists you just can’t listen too?

@roxy54 

@gano 

Shall we draw a line in the sand, “The Alamo” style and agree to disagree?

Perhaps like “The Thing” end scene….”Lets just wait and see what happens”

Now what about “The Thing” Morricone Score…… did he pinch the idea off the one year earlier “Escape From New York” soundtrack?  Have a listen folks……dum, dum, dum, dum

@mylogic 

I haven't seen those movies and therefore don't understand the references. I understand that you're the OP, but you don't need to moderate the thread.

@roxy54 

Sorry you did not understand the references. Not my intention to confuse. I was just intending to inject a bit of humour. Plus I just sequenced into the music question off the back of “The Thing” thing…….as it’s a “music” question.

Have you not seen the two “Alamo” films with the legendary “drawing the line in the sand” by William B Travis, the real life commander of the ill-fated garison?

As you are from the US, what is your understanding of the event…(or anyone else) Is it fact or fiction? It would be interesting as a Brit to know if this is taught in history lesson in Schools over there.

@roxy54 

Speak for yourself. Not everyone feels the way you do.

LITERALLY my second sentence said that I AM ONLY SPEAKING FOR MYSELF. What's happening with you? Are you seeing the screen ok?

I am pretty much impressed by Philip Glass opera in particular Akhnaten....

I like his opera  "the beauty and the beast"... ( among my  favorite movies are two version of "beauty and the Beast" the french one and the less known masterpiece the Czech one version)

Glass was a friend of Moondog a street musician who influence many people... One of my first vinyl with my new Tannoy Speakers 50 years ago...

Aknaten is stunning piece... my favorite opera with Weil "threepenny" and Busoni Faust...