From: Michael@Hotmail.com   
      
   "Andrew"  wrote in message   
   news:m47id.99$PI6.40@newsfe5-win.ntli.net...   
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   > > On Tue, 02 Nov 2004 18:41:15 GMT, "Andrew"   
   > >  wrote:   
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   > > >I sort of agree with you. I would imagine it is a really great part of   
   > the   
   > > >live show (unfortunately I've not been to one :-(    ) but I agree that   
   > it   
   > > >does seem to disrupt the album somewhat.   
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   > > You are crazy. What the hell is wrong with a little dissonance?  You   
   > > sound like Mike Love. Ooh, too avant - garde. Open your minds a tiny   
   > > bit more...you'll appreciate it, besides God frowns when you   
   > > "skip"Smile.   
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   > Chill out willl you? Not "Are you crazy", but "You are crazy", it's   
   > impressive that you can tell that just from my original post, well done.   
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   > Did I say I don't like Avant-garde? No I didn't. I have a very open mind   
   > thank you very much. All I said was it seems to disrupt the album a   
   little.   
   > I even said how I imagined it would be great to see live.   
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   > Any chance we can carry on the conversation in a more adult fashion now.   
   > Thank you.<   
      
   MOLC is as 'out of place' on Smile as "Within You, Without You" is on Sgt.   
   Pepper.   
      
   What I mean is: Yes, the track doesn't fit within the framework of the rest   
   of the material, but since Brian intended it to be on the album, it should   
   remain as a Smile track.   
      
   BTW just out of curiosity, what Avant-garde styles of music or composers do   
   you listen to on a regular basis? I'm a bit of a buff myself.   
      
   Mike T.   
      
      
      
      
      
      
      
      
      
      
      
      
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