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Thread started 12/08/04 1:39pm

sirnozedevoido
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The oldest Recorded music in History

http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/a...songs.html

With downloads.

Thomas Edison sounds scary boxed
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Reply #1 posted 12/08/04 3:59pm

Anxiety

my boyfriend has this stuff on CD, but i haven't listened to it yet...hmmm
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Reply #2 posted 12/08/04 7:32pm

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Very interesting. Thanks for posting.

Thomas Edison invented electricity, cinema, and audio recording. Do you think there's ever been a single human being who has directly affected so many other people's lives?


(Excluding Jesus, the Buddha, and Mohammed of course) LOL
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Reply #3 posted 12/08/04 7:35pm

VoicesCarry

heartbeatocean said:

Very interesting. Thanks for posting.

Thomas Edison invented electricity, cinema, and audio recording. Do you think there's ever been a single human being who has directly affected so many other people's lives?


(Excluding Jesus, the Buddha, and Mohammed of course) LOL


Edison didn't invent cinema. Read his biography. He was an expert at bullying people and stealing patents, however.
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Reply #4 posted 12/08/04 7:36pm

Natisse

heartbeatocean said:

Very interesting. Thanks for posting.

Thomas Edison invented electricity, cinema, and audio recording. Do you think there's ever been a single human being who has directly affected so many other people's lives?


(Excluding Jesus, the Buddha, and Mohammed of course) LOL


OMG I seriously didn't know that eek ...you're absolutely right! seriously consider just how much influence he's had on the modern world!!!
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Reply #5 posted 12/08/04 10:35pm

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sirnozedevoidofunk said:

http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/amex/edison/sfeature/songs.html

With downloads.

Thomas Edison sounds scary boxed



I like that "Fire" that is cool.

Songs back then were weird, and cool in the same time.

Tmas does indeed sound scary lurking

he talking about the countries and cities around the world.
Straight Jacket Funk Affair
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Reply #6 posted 12/09/04 7:05pm

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VoicesCarry said:

heartbeatocean said:

Very interesting. Thanks for posting.

Thomas Edison invented electricity, cinema, and audio recording. Do you think there's ever been a single human being who has directly affected so many other people's lives?


(Excluding Jesus, the Buddha, and Mohammed of course) LOL


Edison didn't invent cinema. Read his biography. He was an expert at bullying people and stealing patents, however.


whatever...Edison was a part of cinema's birth, developing projectors, cameras, and building the first motion picture studio, the Black Maria. He also made a few of the earliest American films ever created such as "A Record of A Sneeze" in 1894 and was a contemporary of French film pioneer Eadweard Muybridge who approached him to collaborate on the invention of a film projector after the popularity of the kinetiscope.

If he doesn't deserve the credit I'm giving him, oh well. I've got more important things to think about.
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Reply #7 posted 12/09/04 7:06pm

VoicesCarry

heartbeatocean said:

VoicesCarry said:



Edison didn't invent cinema. Read his biography. He was an expert at bullying people and stealing patents, however.


whatever...Edison was a part of cinema's birth, developing projectors, cameras, and building the first motion picture studio, the Black Maria. He also made a few of the earliest American films ever created such as "A Record of A Sneeze" in 1894 and was a contemporary of French film pioneer Eadweard Muybridge who approached him to collaborate on the invention of a film projector after the popularity of the kinetiscope.

If he doesn't deserve the credit I'm giving him, oh well. I've got more important things to think about.


I wasn't trying to offend you.
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Reply #8 posted 12/09/04 7:10pm

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VoicesCarry said:

heartbeatocean said:



whatever...Edison was a part of cinema's birth, developing projectors, cameras, and building the first motion picture studio, the Black Maria. He also made a few of the earliest American films ever created such as "A Record of A Sneeze" in 1894 and was a contemporary of French film pioneer Eadweard Muybridge who approached him to collaborate on the invention of a film projector after the popularity of the kinetiscope.

If he doesn't deserve the credit I'm giving him, oh well. I've got more important things to think about.


I wasn't trying to offend you.

ok
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Reply #9 posted 12/09/04 7:38pm

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And he was white!

Shall we all pay our dues now? Afterall, anyone that uses electricity and audio recording after him was simply copying his genre.

Yes, I am being sarcastic, but I thing you know where I'm coming from.

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Reply #10 posted 12/09/04 10:38pm

4HisGlory

heartbeatocean said:

Very interesting. Thanks for posting.

Thomas Edison invented electricity, cinema, and audio recording. Do you think there's ever been a single human being who has directly affected so many other people's lives?


(Excluding Jesus, the Buddha, and Mohammed of course) LOL



Yeah, a greedy white boy by the name of Christopher Columbus. lol
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Reply #11 posted 12/11/04 6:15pm

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points taken
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