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I've lost the wiki page, but I think there's a rapper named Cage who has done a sample (whatever that means) of Epitaph
oh, here it is http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Epitaph_(song)
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An Excellent Team Effort.
Yes, rapper Cage's album "Hell's Winter" contains a track based on an element copied from King Crimson's Epitaph
It's difficult to adjudicate but, on balance, I think mercs deserves the fate of supplying the F-word as he provided the initial breakthrough with Natalie Koussevitzky and then sewed up the loose ends with "the other Cage".
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Originally posted by edashtav View PostAn Excellent Team Effort.
Yes, rapper Cage's album "Hell's Winter" contains a track based on an element copied from King Crimson's Epitaph
It's difficult to adjudicate but, on balance, I think mercs deserves the fate of supplying the F-word as he provided the initial breakthrough with Natalie Koussevitzky and then sewed up the loose ends with "the other Cage".
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Originally posted by edashtav View PostI think mercs deserves the fate of supplying the F-word
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tragic Italian heroes are naive but inextinguishable
forgot to ask - how did your conducting go E-TAV ?
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Ee by gum! For once our way to church was not barred. I'll append an edited report that I sent to my Choir:
The Phoney War.
What a shock! I felt like a Russian walking into the Crimea when I had anticipated feeling like a man from Kiev banging on Crimean Gates and setting off a land-mine..
A Warm Welcome, indeed!
We should have warmed up outside by the Lake and sung Stanford's "The Blue Bird" ...
And... there was Cathy with her harmonium ever-ready to afford excellent support to our hymnody. Cheers Cathy!
(Had I known earlier that Cathy would be present, I might have chosen a different no. from Stainer's Crucifixion - probably "Fling Wide the Gates" - that would have been unfortunate with Master away and his gates having failed in their open position!)
In advance, I was worried by the absence of 60% of the soprano line (two of them in S.A., I believe - such is the attraction of O.P.!), so I felt like giving Helena a warm embrace when she came back from the Duchy of Cornwall. Ea Venit, Ea Vidit, Ea Vicit. ( I put that down to her black hand-bag).
Both our anthems sounded very good in the supportive acoustic of the chapel-like church. Thanks to everyone for "stepping up to the plate". As was remarked by our resident Psalmist, "We should sing unaccompanied more often." Once again, I noted that the choir that sits together, sings together.
I'm so looking forward to Choir Sardines at Confirmation with the Bishop next Sunday - we're expecting a monster cong. full of rellies..
Let me count to three....
Hip, hip to hip, cheek to cheek,
We're singing well in time!
The perfect day, a lovely service, fine singing, excellent harmonium support, but there were two flies in our balm: poor Sara taking a tumble from the chancel - she bounced back but I do hope that she's not exacerbated the leg condition that affected her a few months ago. The other, I hope you didn't notice, ( don't worry it's not about flies...)
A week or so ago I visited my Dentist for a check-up. He loves seeing me for he has his assistant ready with the accompaniment to the Dentists' hymn "Crown him with Many Crowns". Peter dug, prodded, illuminated, probed, examined X-rays and despondently recorded,"Well, I don't know what's wrong with you, Ed, there's only a titchy filling to do."... I'm going back on Tuesday for the wee job.
Later... within 48 hours of my check-up, all my teeth were "on edge" and have remained so, without there being an obvious explanation. Sometime during today's service, I lost a crown, all hell below being revealed. I don't know where it went. As I was facing you, I hope that none of you were hit by the last plunging fire in the Phoney War! But, if the cap fits ...
And the final score? Choir 11 - Congregation 3.
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