Did it matter when in the 80s Purple Rain was released, would always have been a hit? I almost feel like had it been released later, like in '86, it would have been even more succesful due to less competition.

Mikado said:

Did it matter when in the 80s Purple Rain was released, would always have been a hit? I almost feel like had it been released later, like in '86, it would have been even more succesful due to less competition.

that depends on whether you are using a linear or logarithmic version of time.

if we were on a logarithmic version of time we'd probably be halfway through Thieves In The Temple by now, but I am sure you can correct me as I am only approximating via the medium of emotion and not pure quantum mechanics

Nothing can beat Top Gun!

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Mikado said:

Did it matter when in the 80s Purple Rain was released, would always have been a hit? I almost feel like had it been released later, like in '86, it would have been even more succesful due to less competition.

plus there is no accounting for the Army of th Twelve Monkeys factor that says if the moon takes 28 days to orbit the earth it is transposable up 30+ octaves to achieve a frequency of 443.184693121 recurring, so Purple Rain can and only will have been number 1 in 84 because 69 3121.

It is a quantum singularity which can be repeated!

Show me a feynmann number which is 443.186693121693121 and I'll show you the moon!

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AlgeriaTouchshreek said:

Mikado said:

Did it matter when in the 80s Purple Rain was released, would always have been a hit? I almost feel like had it been released later, like in '86, it would have been even more succesful due to less competition.

plus there is no accounting for the Army of th Twelve Monkeys factor that says if the moon takes 28 days to orbit the earth it is transposable up 30+ octaves to achieve a frequency of 443.184693121 recurring, so Purple Rain can and only will have been number 1 in 84 because 69 3121.

It is a quantum singularity which can be repeated!

Show me a feynmann number which is 443.186693121693121 and I'll show you the moon!

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You're supposed to say Dustin Hoffman played that part in Rain Man

AlgeriaTouchshreek said:

AlgeriaTouchshreek said:

plus there is no accounting for the Army of th Twelve Monkeys factor that says if the moon takes 28 days to orbit the earth it is transposable up 30+ octaves to achieve a frequency of 443.184693121 recurring, so Purple Rain can and only will have been number 1 in 84 because 69 3121.

It is a quantum singularity which can be repeated!

Show me a feynmann number which is 443.186693121693121 and I'll show you the moon!

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[Edited 5/13/17 19:47pm]

You're supposed to say Dustin Hoffman played that part in Rain Man

with the shit hans zimmer soundtrack