7/4

I don't know, but I've been told, a big leg woman's got no soul. I've also been told that Kurt Cobain and Sinead O'Connor sing in 19 tone equal temperament. I'm 7/4 and I have no proof of the above, it's all rumor.

A few years ago when Nancy Sanatra was last in the press ('95?), she was on the Today show and she said the descending bass line in "These Boots Are Made for Walking" was quarter tones. I never checked, but she's Nancy Sanatra and those boots are made for walking.

I'm pretty sure I missed that one. Barbershop quartets are always a good example of a tuning using the seventh harmonic. The interval of the harmonic series are represented by ratios, the seventh harmonic, for example is 7/4.

The neutral third between the minor and major third is pretty common in the blues. It's the "bent", slightly raised blues third.

I bought this a few weeks ago, but only saw it this afternoon. Cool walk through history!

great stuff...

Masterhit is fine. It is 7/4 numerous dubious quick post hits that bother. Those are the ones to wipe out! B-) Post envy!

Not important at all! I thought it was pretty cool and I thought it was you B3-er. I thought it was you!

Anthony Braxton and Andrew Cyrille - V 1 & 2 (Intakt Records) Anthony Braxton and Wadada Leo Smith - (Saturn, Conjunct the Grand Canyon in a Sweet Embrace (Pi)

yes, I know how much you care brownie!

Careful with that 'bone Eugene!

Masterhit is fine. It is 7/4 numerous dubious quick post hits that bother. Those are the ones to wipe out! B-) When I noticed the Masterhit item, my first reaction was that 7/4 hat hit some kind of jackpot It means that 7/4 is #8 instead of #7 for most posts.

Do what you want man, it's your board.

jeeze, tough break. the one guy who'd give you a pardon... AND YOU KILLED HIM!!! FUNNY By the way, I could just kill 7/4 for his having started this thread.

The manual for my DV cam...&%^&%^))&**%%$#%@!$!$##&*!!!!!!!!!

ok, here's my impression of couw. sheesh! don't get on the wrong side of couw!

Oh yes! How true.

COURVOISIER - VSOP Description: A fine Champagne cognac made exclusively from the grande and petite champagnes, which are the best quality grapes from the Cognac region. Aged for 8-12 years in Limousin and Troncais oak barrels. Amber in colour, silky smooth with some chocolate overtones and a nutty, slightly citrus finish. Hints of vanilla, grilled almonds and port wine. VSOP stands for 'Very Special Old Pale'

ok, here's my impression of couw.

Hakim Bey - writer!

I'll bet one of these are pretty pricey anyways.

Excuse me, Masterhit is the global moderator.

I noticed that too. He's listed as one of the moderators too.

Ahem...THIS IS REALLY WHAT BIG WHEEL WROTE!