"If I were not a physicist, I would probably be a musician. I often think in music.
I live my daydreams in music. I see my life in terms of music."

"It occurred to me by intuition, and music was the driving force behind that intuition.
My discovery was the result of musical perception."

~Albert Einstein

...the POWER of music.


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probably liked "The Planets" by Holst.

I can see him liking joey lawrence.

lilgish said:

No doubt.


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thesexofit said:

I think that'd only be after...



...Albert had the frontal lobotomy.





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theAudience said:

theAudience said:

I actually think Joeys voice was Ok on that album. At least it sounded different to all those then jodeci or boys 2 men copycats at the time.


Man, joeys album is top notch slick pop, steve barri helping on some songs.

thesexofit said:

I'll take your word for it. I was listening to Faith No More and Nirvana at the time
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Very cool post TA!!!! At first I was a little surprised that Einstein made this comment, mainly because I had never heard it. But when I thought about it, it makes complete sense that Einstein would say this, as any musician would agree and see the relationship between music and the universe/physics/mathematics.

emilio319 said:

That's the whole point.


Thank you my friend.

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It's all music. If you listen.

It all comes from nature. It all has a rhythm and all the other components that make up music. He just saw his world so clearly that is was musical.

That's cool.

One thing I'm sure, however, that even Einstein didn't see coming was;

The Joey Lawrence. I don't think there's an equation that could make sense of that.

lilgish said:

Yeah well I was young, and still am it seems. I did my nrivana time when around 13.

theAudience said:

I think Jimi Hendrix was a fan of String Theory.

anon said:

E=MCHAMMER

lilgish said:

That's funny. But it still doesn't make sense.

lilgish said:

I could see Jimi and Dr. Michio Kaku having an extended rap on the subject.




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anon said:

But u could say the world doesn't make sense?

Besides, I know albert woulda loved joey. I just know.

thesexofit said:

No. The world and the universe IS what makes sense. Everything from physics to music is to some degree a mirror of the universe...or an attempt to imitate it. Not Joey, though.

theAudience said:

Kaku is a michael fan or at least a fan of the living with michael doc.
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lilgish said:

Look at me, I’m in tatters!
I’m shattered
Shattered

My brain’s been battered, splattered all over Manhattan





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theAudience said:

In his classroom , he mentioned it about three times that semester. I got a B, btw.

What's the matter with you boy

Oh. Kaku also likes Pink Floyd...he mentioned dark side

lilgish said:

You studied with him at CUNY? Nice.

Now we've gotta talk.
Drinks are on me in the City!

A "B" is a'ight under normal circumstances, but this is KAKU!
Ain’t you hungry for success, success, success, success


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theAudience said:

yea, I saw you mentioned him on the Time Travel Thread, I got on that one to late,
http://www.prince.org/msg/100/152653

Never bothered with him on bell, but I heard him before I took his class on local wbai radio in New York...and I Listened to Art Bell on occassion, I'm a conspiracy realist , anyway Kaku knows alot of shit he wont say in public....

lilgish said:

Aah, WBAI
I used to flip back over to them periodically during the night (from WNEW-FM rock radio back in the days of Rosco & Murray The K) to see if they were gonna play their tape of Arlo Guthrie's epic Alice's Restaurant Massacree. This was a version prior to the one that eventually made it to the record.

The reason why I listed Dr. Kaku 1st on my list of favorite Art Bell guests is because his discussions were based on scientific fact.
I would also consider myself a "conspiracy realist" (with an ear for the bizarre) which is why I also listed James Randi and his Million Dollar Challenge as a fav. Art is a great diversion when you're driving late at night and you don't want to listen to music or repetitive news broadcasts.

One thing I always wondered about Art is why he never used Donald Fagen's The Nightfly as a bumper...



...which is perfect down to the cover art.

Better yet as his theme song...
I'm Lester the Nightfly
Hello Baton Rouge
Won't you turn your radio down
Respect the seven second delay we use

So you say there's a race
Of men in the trees
You're for tough legislation
Thanks for calling
I wait all night for calls like these

I actually sent him an email about this including the cover art and a small mp3.
Unfortunately it was sent the week he retired the 1st time.


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lilgish said:

theAudience said:

TA Baby, your thread is dead on . The theroies of both Music and Science mirror life and those musicians/scientist are the individuals who are in tune to the harmonics of the atmosphere in which humans live and thrive on.

...


"Music is the universal language..."

- Henry Wadsworth Longfellow







...

Bb - C - Ab - (octave lower) Ab - Eb



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This is the geekiest thread ever.