NP. Bernsteinīs Symphony No.1 "Jeremiah"(New York Philharmonic; Jennie Tourel, mezzo-soprano)

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Originally posted by Hector J. Guzman:
NP. Bernsteinīs Symphony No.1 "Jeremiah"

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I only recently got this myself (Isarel Philharmonic, Christa Ludwig, Bernstein). The "Profanation" movement is awesome!

I bought this one about a year ago, I love it. I was reading messages since the last time I was here and saw that you were listening to this one at that time, so I decided to hear it again. That particular movement, Profanation, was somewhat, the reason for buying this album, which also contains Symphonies Nos.2&3, The Chichester Psalms(very cool), Strings Serenade and a swing piece(sort of like "Cool" from West Side Story).

PS. Go Mets!!!

AND I THOUGHT I WAS THE BIGGEST BLOWHARD AROUND HERE!

"Yeah, but it's quality that matters, not quantity."

How then, do you honestly describe YOUR 2000 posts against my (less than) 1500?

Sorry.
I couldn't resist.

Someone on NPR the other day said, "Are these 2 men REALLY the best our society has to offer up as leaders?"
I couldn't agree more.

Thankfully Frontline on PBS had a special on both candidates and really opened my eyes to Bush's background. What most impressed me is his relationship with a Texas politician named Bullock (I think that's his name). Bush was able to oust a VERY popular governor out of office. So....he can at least talk the talk.

I dont (necessarily) believe him to be the overpriviledged sap that I once thought. I think his potential is actually greater than his father's. (I still cant get over his father referring to his own mixed marriage grandchildren as "the little brown ones". What an obtuse fool.)

I think George W could be a good President but I think he's just not ripe enough yet. Leave him on the tree a little longer and we'll see in another 4 years.

Gore's probably the anti-Christ but at least he's got more experience under his belt. He's my candidate....even though from the debates he came off as the kid who always had their hand raised with the answer in class. You know the one. The one that the teacher would overlook trying desparately to get another student a chance.

It's a shame that the people here in Texas are assuming that Bush will naturally win this state.
Its possible. There are enough inbred bumpkins here that'll think they're voting for Johnny Carson.

Gore's my man even though I really did like McCain.

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Originally posted by Observer:
Did any of you know that Stephen Hawking is not just a scientist, but a gangsta rapper too?

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ROFLMAO!!

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Originally posted by Chris Kinsinger:
How then, do you honestly describe YOUR 2000 posts against my (less than) 1500?

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Bush.

you said "bush."

I HATE DEADLINES!

*yawn*

{...sound of JJ reaching thru cyberspace to slap Marian...}

I must say, however, that you're theory is very intriguing.

By the way, everyone, I feel partially responsible for the the end of your political discussion, and for that I apologize.

Actually, we're lucky my very presence on this thread hasn't completely destroyed it, as my presence at any given thread usually does.

Except here, of course.