Michelson Morley

She's been all over everything in the U.S. nighttime the last few days. I know you said she doesn't sleep much.

Kashmir -- Led Zeppelin

This song has some interesting things going on in it... the melody that the guitar and keyboards play is in 6/4 time, but the drumming is in 4/4.

Silinde

I noticed her creating new threads on the other place we go in my evening (I get alerts on new threads); she's on my ignore so that's all I see and it's more than enough already. I know she plays the no-go-place mostly in the weekend heavily and songs aren't as active anymore since they don't play it over the week. So she's during the week (also?) playing in the 3th place she has a beach thread, where I don't have an account. But they also still are on my writing site where they don't post at all (games isn't active there), and I've been looking at a few alternatives where I have found profiles of his as well. And one where I don't know if I found him or not. I wonder if the "pig-user" is one of his clones or hers. It's not a clone of Spangle he claimed. I'm sure F still has clones around, as I've spotted and reported several already.

Your song would be a nightmare for students. One of the questions we got was in which rhythm a piece was. And if we didn't know it, we wrote "6/8" because it would give us still half of the points.

Lemonade - Chris Rice

Michelson Morley

^ Lol at the time signature thing. I remember my dad trying to explain time signatures to me. I couldn't understand the difference between 3/4 and 6/8 -- from a mathematical point of view, it seemed like they ought to be the same thing.

Mindbender -- Stillwater

This song has a "talking guitar" part which was done with a talkbox, which was kind of a fad in the mid-70s. It was ridiculously simple: a small amp that had a funnel mounted on the speaker grille. You attached a hose to that, ran it up the microphone stand so that the other end was near the mic, and then you took the other end of the hose in your mouth and moved your mouth around to form the words while you played.

Silinde

You guys were weird, with hoses and funnels.

Obsession - Scorpions

Time for me to go home. I have to either talk or mail to you later.

Michelson Morley

Lol, have a good evening.

Ptolemy -- Aphex Twin

Silinde

Quit - Sia, Ariana Grande

Michelson Morley

^ I wonder how many other songs there are with that name.

Rapture -- Blondie

Silinde

I've got two, the one I posted and a "half cover" with Ariana Grande & Cashmere Cat.

S ***! *******! *******! - David Holmes

I found it with censored title and they censor it on here with more asterixes even, I added a space after the S in 1st part.
And question with that, to me, non-native English speaker, S or F is about equally bad to say, and S is said often as a curse over here; is there a difference in English?

Oops, should have been a one-worder.

Safety - Beth Orton

Michelson Morley

In English, F is the ultimate. S is not so bad, a little worse then "merde" in French.

I guess I should post a song...

Tuesday -- Yazoo

Silinde

Umbrella - Rihanna

MM!!! Nice to see you around.
I had a talk with my boss. They are going to pull me off this client and are thinking of putting me on a different one, two possibilities towards end of the year.

Michelson Morley

Hi! Is that good? As I recall, you were not enjoying working with your current client.

Victrola -- Veruca Salt

Silinde

I don't know. It means at least that I'm not in a hurry to find something else. And I have to find out who told my boss (he called me almost immediately after a meeting with a recruiter, but I somehow don't think she's the one who told him, it either must have been someone overhearing or the colleague I told last week).

W.O.L.D - Harry Chapin

Michelson Morley

It may be coincidence... they knew you weren't happy and feared that you might be looking around, so they figured they had better get out in front of the problem.

X&Y -- Coldplay

Silinde

Yamaha - Aleksandir

Michelson Morley

Zebulan -- Rufus Wainwright