Ah; Abba! What can you say? The pop sound of the seventies; still repeated lovingly at student discos to this day! This songbook brings you complete lyrics and chords to almost all their songs. 70 classic hits specially arranged in the original keys; from the actual recordings.
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3 of 4 people found the following review helpful. The Hallelujah Effect is FantasticBy Tom BabichThis book is fantastic; tremendous; The Hallelujah Effect will make you think deeply.It took me nine days to read (unusual) as I had to take breaks from the mental workouts; here are my notes on the book:------------------------------------------------- Begin Hallelujah Effect notes:-----------------------------------------------"The Hallelujah EffectEidetic - pertaining to visual imagery vividly experienced and readily reproducedS. hoax - Academic who illustrated that playing to the fancies of a scientific editorial board allowed nonsense to be published(Peer review - still presents a paradox; prevents genuinely new ideas)Adorno - German philosopher who examined the implications of radio broadcast and its effect on people; not much has changed(Princeton Radio Project)... dont get one theory; how could Beethoven have heard music corrupted via loudspeaker (timeline)?KD Lang - performer with a powerful voice; who crosses gender boundaries and capitalizes (literally) on the Hallelujah Effect.Characters from the story whom I know:Holgar Schmidtt; German philosopher thinkerDavid Allison; groovy philosopher King*Tracy B. Strong; political philosopher; likes General Tsaos chicken and General Tsao too**"ProofCopy" watermark reaches entropy and achieves critical mass about halfway through the book; a watermark removal tool is in order (I had the pleasure of reading the ProofCopy).The footnotes: they cannot be ignored; they are vast and also tell stories and cultivate the identities of the other characters - Ive never seen footnotes like these in any other book.Telefunken Arcolette - a three tube radio using Triodes![...][...]On SONY:Not surprised SONY demands payment for fair use considering their view of fair use is ALL YOUR BASE ARE BELONG TO SONY:10-12 years ago playing a SONY BMG CD in your PC would install a SONY rootkit providing them will full access to your PC and to search it for mp3s and whatever else; this caused havoc in the corporate world (they didnt want SONY to have all their base) and SONY blamed the tech firms they employed.WHAT YOU SAY!!! Since a portion of the rootkit consisted of stolen open source code that has to be free via its public license they do not understand copyright when someone else is holding it; all your copyright are belong to SONY :)Saint Ambrose and Agustine (214) who are they?Aurielius Abrosius - Bishop of Milan; gave away his property to the poor; leveraged his legal skills to turn the tables on the politicians who sponsored him.Blessed Augstine - Patron saint of Brewers; printers and theologians who alleviates sore eyes (great if youve read the watermark copy); taught salvation; divine grace.Vergegenwartigung - experience of making present or realisation - like Farfagnugen is driving experience.*argues that Nietzsche believes music intoxicates; causes a Dionysian state; focus on dissonance (but this is unpleasant music then)>> Adorno made similar claims about Jazz**argues Nietzsche waxes Wagnerian (223); Nietzsche and politics (247);Nietzsche and political theory; taking seriously (269) What is with the dissonance focus? Did Nietzsche like Schaunberg?Breaking Jewelery?***233 - this is increasingly getting harder to read...237... again the Adorno reference to Beethoven hearing loudspeakers - timeline?OK got it - Adornos reference is about Beethoven hearing a symphony in anything other than a concert hall; degredation.!***finally Ive found a reference I expected; Schoenberg it was (240)! Not so fond of him; Charles Ives much better; dissonance made pleasant.Eleusinian? (258) - Secret rites of the ancient Greeks (Eleusis)Schopenhauer; Arthur - another philosopher (the World and Will)!! Babette is writing German footnotes on page 275; ok; skipping these obviously; but read a few sentences anyway because German is cool sounding.The book ends with references to the dreaming god (Buddhism) and reflections on technology again; its beguiling immersion and the accompanying loss of awareness of all too real; real world events;Hallelujah!Overview: This is a very advanced book for professors and scholars; for those students that make it through and persevere the book will stimulate and increase cognitive function (but most students will not read the book; will skim and miss).-- end Hallelujah Effect Notes
