Oddest Classical music ever

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  1. ★Bandiera Rossa☭'s Avatar

    ★Bandiera Rossa☭ said:

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    I would vote for "Leck mir den Arsch fein recht schön sauber" by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart.
    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Leck_mi...%C3%B6n_sauber

    Leck mire den Arsch recht schön,
    fein sauber lecke ihn,
    fein sauber lecke, leck mire den Arsch
    Das ist ein fettigs Begehren,
    nur gut mit Butter geschmiert,
    den das Lecken der Braten mein tagliches Thun.
    Drei lecken mehr als Zweie,
    nur her, machet die Prob'
    und leckt, leckt, leckt.
    Jeder leckt sein Arsch fur sich
    Please share some of your favorite odd music by classical composers.

    Last edited by ★Bandiera Rossa☭; June 20, 2010 at 04:24 AM.

     
  2. iudas said:

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    Never heard of it.
     
  3. pannonian said:

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    I've never heard of this, but I presume this was what "Lick My Love Pump" references.
     
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    Petrov said:

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    and like the 2 above posts

    never heard of this
     
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    Petrov said:

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    Quote Originally Posted by Dialectical Materialist View Post
    I would vote for "Leck mir den Arsch fein recht schön sauber" by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart.
    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Leck_mi...%C3%B6n_sauber



    Please share some of your favorite odd music by classical composers.

    also are you realyl a communist?
     
  6. ★Bandiera Rossa☭'s Avatar

    ★Bandiera Rossa☭ said:

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    Quote Originally Posted by Vassily Petrov View Post
    also are you realyl a communist?
    Yes..but what does that have to do with me finding a song called "Lick my Ass" to be odd?

     
  7. iudas said:

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    Mozart actually wrote numerous pieces dealing with toilet themes.
     
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    Ardruire Iacób said:

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    Yeah, they considered it funny back in his time. Scatological humour was quite acceptable for the upper classes, back in the late 1700s.
     
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    Ardruire Iacób said:

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    Quote Originally Posted by Garbarsardar View Post
    That's not classical music.

    It's Avant-Garde.

    I'd call it Minimalist, but it doesn't really feature any of its characteristics.
     
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    Garbarsardar said:

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    Quote Originally Posted by Ruire View Post
    That's not classical music.

    It's Avant-Garde.

    I'd call it Minimalist, but it doesn't really feature any of its characteristics.
    How do you define classical music?
     
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    Taxandrius said:

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    Quote Originally Posted by Garbarsardar View Post
    How do you define classical music?


    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Classical_period_(music)
     
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    ♔Jean-Luc Picard♔ said:

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    Quote Originally Posted by MrMofo View Post
    that was quite awesome.

    It is my great honour to have my poem Farmer in the Scriptorium here.
     
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    Dr. Croccer said:

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    I've heard of it before on Cracked, about what a dirty bastard Mozart really was.
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