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3/19/2008 10:59:00 PM

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4 Answers

Edwin Hurwitz

3/13/2010 8:58:00 PM

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In article <4b9be054$0$6845$e4fe514c@dreader14.news.xs4all.nl>,
SK <0kevi@accessforall.invalid> wrote:

> In article <edwin-0FB784.11132213032010@news.indra.com>,
> Edwin Hurwitz <edwin@indra.com> wrote:
>
> > In article <4b9ba54b$0$21080$e4fe514c@dreader17.news.xs4all.nl>,
> > SK <0kevi@accessforall.invalid> wrote:
> >
> > > http://progrockmuseum.ru/grateful...
> >
> > MUSEUM OF THE PROGRESSIVE ROCK
> >
> > GRATEFUL DEAD
> >
> > Grateful Dead. Grateful Dead. . "Grateful Dead".
> > Country: United States.
> >
> > The composition of the original: Jerry Garcia (lead guitar, vocals),
> > Bill Sommers (drums), Bob Weir (rhythm guitar), Dan Morgan (bass), Ron
> > McKernan (keyboards).It would be a long task to name all the musicians
> > who passed through this group for long-term history, the same party and
> > the leader of which was only a singer / guitarist Jerry Garcia.
> >
> > Typical American group, in works which, especially at first, it was a
> > lot of music since the conquerors of the Wild West of the USA. In the
> > first half of the 70's style was formed and became stable: they are now
> > performed by hard rock with elements of soft sample as folk and blues,
> > that is, there was a mixture of European roots and the Negro. But the
> > main trump Grateful Dead, by which the ensemble for a while even
> > relegated to the underground phenomenon was the presence of so-called
> > psychedelics, achieved a special, sometimes a seemingly chaotic, sound
> > tools.
> >
> > This is not astral psychedelia, developed by Pink Floyd and often
> > containing the various sound effects. In the Grateful Dead is a certain
> > musical mood in which Americans are finding some sort of depth where
> > there is none, so far, this group is one of the highest-grossing in the
> > New World, and gathers at his concerts, many thousands. In the aspect of
> > progressive art rock band 70 can be recommended as one of the original
> > stages of development, especially those who love the Doors and Creedence.
> >
> > Discography:
> > "Grateful Dead"-?1967, "Anthem of the stm"-?1968, "Aoxomoxoa"-?1969,
> > "Vintage dead, historic dead"-?1970, "American beauty"-?1970,
> > "Workingman's dead"-?1971, "Glastonbury fayre"-?1972, "Wake of the
> > flood"-?1973, "Bear's choice"-?1973, "From the Mars hotel"-?1974,
> > "Blues for Allah"-?1975, "Steal your face"-?1976, "Terrapin station"-?
> > 1977,"What a long strange trip"-?1978, "Go to heaven"-?1980,
> > "Reckoning"-?1981, "In the dark"-?1987, "Without a net"-?1990, ?1993
> > (WARNER Bros + ARISTA Records). "Grateful Dead" - ? 1967, "Anthem of
> > the stm" - ? 1968, "Aoxomoxoa" - ? 1969, "Vintage dead, historic dead"
> > - ? 1970, "American beauty" - ? 1970, "Workingman's dead" - ? 1971,
> > "Glastonbury fayre" - ? 1972, "Wake of the flood" - ? 1973, "Bear's
> > choice" - ? 1973, "From the Mars hotel" - ? 1974, "Blues for Allah" -
> > ? 1975, "Steal your face "- ? 1976," Terrapin station "- ? 1977,"
> > What a long strange trip "- ? 1978," Go to heaven "- ? 1980,"
> > Reckoning "- ? 1981," In the dark "- ? 1987, "Without a net" - ?
> > 1990, ? 1993 (WARNER Bros + ARISTA Records).
>
> Your Russian is well. You will visit my town, yes? And we will drink
> oodles of vodka and eat shashlik at my dacha, please.
> Goodbye.

thanks to google translation. It had another page's worth of crap but I
got tired of editing it out.

My favorite line is:

In the Grateful Dead is a certain
> > musical mood in which Americans are finding some sort of depth where
> > there is none,


Edwin

SK

3/14/2010 7:08:00 AM

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In article <edwin-6F274A.13574813032010@news.indra.com>,
Edwin Hurwitz <edwin@indra.com> wrote:

> In article <4b9be054$0$6845$e4fe514c@dreader14.news.xs4all.nl>,
> SK <0kevi@accessforall.invalid> wrote:
>
> > In article <edwin-0FB784.11132213032010@news.indra.com>,
> > Edwin Hurwitz <edwin@indra.com> wrote:
> >
> > > In article <4b9ba54b$0$21080$e4fe514c@dreader17.news.xs4all.nl>,
> > > SK <0kevi@accessforall.invalid> wrote:
> > >
>
> thanks to google translation. It had another page's worth of crap but I
> got tired of editing it out.
>
> My favorite line is:
>
> In the Grateful Dead is a certain
> > > musical mood in which Americans are finding some sort of depth where
> > > there is none,
>
:-)) Yeah, I know. Those Russians can be funny. Thanks for the
translation.

SK.

gwatts

3/14/2010 2:27:00 PM

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Edwin Hurwitz wrote:
> ...
>>> This is not astral psychedelia, developed by Pink Floyd and often
>>> containing the various sound effects. In the Grateful Dead is a certain
>>> musical mood in which Americans are finding some sort of depth where
>>> there is none...

> My favorite line is:
>
> In the Grateful Dead is a certain
>>> musical mood in which Americans are finding some sort of depth
* where there is none*,

....referring to the astral psychedelia of the likes of Pink Floyd.

Balto-Slavic languages like Russian have quite e few twists that don't
lend much to direct computer translation to a Germanic language like
English. One of the things about Russian, of which I'm not yet
knowledgeable enough to translate the Museums' text, is the way they
continue to carry the concept they're discussing even though it seems
the subject has drifted away from it.

Edwin Hurwitz

3/14/2010 7:29:00 PM

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In article <4b9c8b27$0$12417$e4fe514c@dreader15.news.xs4all.nl>,
SK <0kevi@accessforall.invalid> wrote:

> In article <edwin-6F274A.13574813032010@news.indra.com>,
> Edwin Hurwitz <edwin@indra.com> wrote:
>
> > In article <4b9be054$0$6845$e4fe514c@dreader14.news.xs4all.nl>,
> > SK <0kevi@accessforall.invalid> wrote:
> >
> > > In article <edwin-0FB784.11132213032010@news.indra.com>,
> > > Edwin Hurwitz <edwin@indra.com> wrote:
> > >
> > > > In article <4b9ba54b$0$21080$e4fe514c@dreader17.news.xs4all.nl>,
> > > > SK <0kevi@accessforall.invalid> wrote:
> > > >
> >
> > thanks to google translation. It had another page's worth of crap but I
> > got tired of editing it out.
> >
> > My favorite line is:
> >
> > In the Grateful Dead is a certain
> > > > musical mood in which Americans are finding some sort of depth where
> > > > there is none,
> >
> :-)) Yeah, I know. Those Russians can be funny. Thanks for the
> translation.
>
> SK.

Sad thing is, 28 years ago I could have translated it on my own.

Edwin