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Re: What kind of music do you listen to?
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Wed, 14 Feb 2001 22:39:29 GMT
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In lugnet.people, John J. Ladasky, Jr. writes:
> In lugnet.people, Maggie Cambron writes:
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> > Having listened to different music over the years I find that while my tastes
> > have changed somewhat, I have never tired of Led Zeppelin or Pink Floyd.
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> How do your kids relate? :^)
They're only five and seven now, but when the time comes they'll probably get
into the current-day equivalent of eminem just to torture me!
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> > Quasi-related to that, Oprah once had this guy on who said that everyone has
> > a personal anthem-- a song that kind of expresses who they are or what they
> > are about. I would say mine is "Touch of Grey" by the Grateful Dead.
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> I can't agree with Oprah's guest, however I may be in the minority. I would
> be hard-pressed to choose just *one* piece of music for myself as a personal
> anthem -- probably because I have very broad tastes, and wouldn't want to say
> that any one genre in my repertoire is better than any other.
Yeah, I think that's allowed. Sometimes I would say mine is "Comfortably Numb"
by Pink Floyd.
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> If pressed to choose a rock-and-roll anthem, it would be "Spectral Mornings,"
> by Steve Hackett. My jazz anthem would be "His April Touch," by Billy Childs.
> For classical music, I would have to choose at least two. My choice for a
> solo piano work would be "Gaspard de la Nuit," by Maurice Ravel. My choice
> for orchestral composition would be Debussy's "La Mer."
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> > ...hey Professor Ladasky,
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> <Blush> Don't I wish! I am presently a postdoctoral fellow, which is a
> holding pen for us restless animals who are queueing up to be professors.
> Thanks for the vote of confidence, though...
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> > it was Clark Hall where you now teach --
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> There's a *brand new* building going up on the south end of the Johns Hopkins
> University campus which will be named Clark Hall. It's scheduled to open next
> summer, I think. As far as I know, there is no other building on the JHU
> campus with that name. I'm a bit baffled. Are you a JHU alumna?
A&S Class of 19*cough* -- well, suffice it to say it was in the last quarter of
the 20th century. My BA from Hopkins is in Political Economy, I got my math
degree (also an M.A. in English) later elsewhere.
When I was there, they had only enough space to guarantee freshmen could live
in the dorms. There were two buildings-- the "new" dorms housed Adams, Baker,
Clark, Gildersleeve... gosh, I'm forgetting the rest now... and the "old" dorms
included Royce, Sylvester, more whose names escape me, and the dining hall. I
suppose they have razed the dorms I knew and put up high rise ones so you don't
have to go out into the streets of Baltimore sophomore year and find a
cockroach infested row house to rent.
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> > believe it or not another Lugnet member--
> > inactive now-- was in my graduating class!).
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> And who might that be?
I'll LYK privately when I get home, just in case she wouldn't want her seedy
past exposed!
Maggie
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> --
> John J. Ladasky Jr., Ph.D.
> Department of Biology
> Johns Hopkins University
> Baltimore, MD 21218
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| (...) How do your kids relate? :^) (...) I can't agree with Oprah's guest, however I may be in the minority. I would be hard-pressed to choose just *one* piece of music for myself as a personal anthem -- probably because I have very broad tastes, (...) (26 years ago, 14-Feb-01, to lugnet.people)
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