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Re: I don't care if you're convinced...
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• Posted by: Amuro
• Date: Monday, February 13, 2006, at 7:21 p.m.
• IP Address: 12-222-116-128.client.insightbb.com
• In Response to: Re: yes... rehash... but enjoyable rehash?! (CheAnnDav)

Do you think I took the time out of my schedule to convince you of my opinion? Notice, I used the word opinion, thus making it not fact. However, I have politely offered mine here, and if you'd like to offer your reasoning as to "not being convinced" thats great... if you don't... thats great too.

My point wasn't to "convince" anybody... it was to do what this forum is meant for... offer my opinion. I merely hoped that someone might read it and say "hey... thats a valid point." But what exactly doesn't convince you? I'm curious... I'm always looking for ways to spruce up my argument so that I can have the best argument possible when the time comes to defend it.

Hoping for some feedback,

Amuro

P.S. Did anyone else notice that the last track of PotC sounds curiously like the 6th movement of Percy Grainger's "Lincolnshire Posy" the movement is entitled "The Lost Lady Found." The rhythmic and harmonic similarities are a little too close for comfort at times... just curious...




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