All that Jazz (WAS: Re: Walkabout Science Nit Pick) Spoilers removed

B5JMS Poster b5jms-owner at shekel.mcl.cs.columbia.edu
Thu Oct 10 06:26:29 EDT 1996


Subject: All that Jazz (WAS: Re: Walkabout Science Nit Pick) Spoilers removed
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s  1: Oct  7, 1996: beth at cais2.cais.com (TheWitch at Endor.com)
-  2: Oct  8, 1996: jmsatb5 at aol.com (Jms at B5)
+  6: Oct  9, 1996: ashok at netcomuk.co.uk (Ashok Katwala)
*  7: Oct 10, 1996: jmsatb5 at aol.com (Jms at B5)

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From: beth at cais2.cais.com (TheWitch at Endor.com)
Lines: 22

Mikel Midnight (blaklion at best.com) wrote:

: I was also unimpressed with the music.  It might have been had she been
: doing a jazz standard ... "Top of the Pops" stylings just don't cut it,
: I'd hope musical styles would change somewhat between now and then ... was
: it an oldies bar?

Hey at least we weren't treated to classical music being the only
surviving legacy of 18th, 19th, and 20th centuries.  Part of my initial
dislike of the music was that I kept having flashbacks to the TV version
of "Fame".  But I would have been more disappointed if we'd been treated
to classic jazz.  Look at it this way, bad music still prevails in the
future. :)  Some things never change. 


--
Beth

"She was one of those people who regard the Church...with patronizing
affection, as if it were something that had grown up in their kitchen
garden." 
                                           -Saki

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From: ashok at netcomuk.co.uk (Ashok Katwala)
Lines: 23

Jms at B5 <jmsatb5 at aol.com> wrote:
>Certain musical styles will stay with us for a long, long time.  Not
>performances based on old stuff, but new material in that vein, for those
>forms that have shown themselves to be enduring.  200 years from now, in
>addition to other forms, you're still going to have original blues songs,
>original classical compositions, original jazz, original compositions in
>the style of gregorian chants, on and on and on.

 Well said - and FWIW I really enjoyed the music in Walkabout. I enjoyed it
as B5 and as music. It didn't seem out of place at all. And added to
another excellent episode. Congrats! BTW, any chance of those lyrics?

 Just you lot see what he has planned for you for the rest of s3.
Definately scores well on the eek/wow scale.

 Eagerly awaiting s4 in the UK...

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From: jmsatb5 at aol.com (Jms at B5)
Lines: 10

"But it *would* be nice to hear some Zeppelin, or Beatles, or Blues
Traveller, rather than semi-mainstream fare."

Yup.  Only problem...it costs an arm and a leg, and that's one limb more
than we can afford.


 jms


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