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Oh so that's it, tks Neo  Sorry guys, I didn't get it 1st time. I thought elph was referring to a shameful technique of copy & paste from other artists' work, done by those like the infamous 6 bands he doesn't want to name. Had me confused big time, as English is not my natural tongue. |
I checked, and I didn't see you post an introduction in "Introductions" sub-forum. If you did you can give the forum the opportunity to understand a little bit about you. That English isn't your first language. Maybe they would act different, maybe they'll change their approach - maybe not.
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Originally Posted by Long try
As for the main topic, I've sent some PM to some people... As I said before, I just want analyses, no need for judging or trolling, especially when stuffs like this is so new.
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I wish you didn't do that cause I can't not analyse these communications to see where they went wrong in their musical analysis. I am still trying to grasp this whole concept of "musical taste analysis" and what it entails. So I like to see it in action in a thread on the forum.
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A fun fact is, I don't know a lot about those people. And from very limited exposure to MasterChef (I don't watch TV), I don't really like Ramsay. The theory is maybe ENTJs aren't fond of each other?
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Gee whiz, I am not sure about that theory. It is possible.
One of the traits of an ENTJs are they are "strategic thinkers" and perhaps you think "musical taste analysis" is the best strategy?
edit: If you like you send a PM.
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Actually, I like you a lot, Nea. That's why I treat you like ****. It's the MB way.
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