This is quite irrelevant, but those of you who really listen to death metal must've noticed that it's getting more and more technical (and boring) all the time nowadays
I don't... :lol:
i meant more the idea that anything more than barre chords and you somehow were less creative, along with that other big myth that if you know any music theory that you're instantly less creative... I don't want to listen to a 256-bar keyboard solo in 7/8 any more than any of you do, but there's a happy medium.
[He also contributed to an explanation of the Brownian movement of molecules, atomic transition probabilities, the quantum theory of a monatomic gas, thermal properties of light with low radiation density (which laid the foundation for the photon theory), a theory of radiation including stimulated emission, the conception of a unified field theory, and the geometrization of physics.
I had to learn about his contribution to quantum theory last year. Man done a lot.
yes, and schumacher did a natty line in hair product adverts, but they were the first two who are extremely famous for one thing who came to mind.
David Beckham, then (whom I somehow highly doubt is an accomplished, world-respected moonlighting archeologist). How many people ever say "well, he's good at passing and taking corners but what else does he do?"
Yeah, that's true i suppose, though it would be nice to hear them do something a bit different once in a while if your going to call them 'legendary'.
you mean like extreme ironing or something? because if so, that'd be awesome. I'd pay to see that.
