> Streatham1966 said on
12-07-2009 at
13:49:
I read this was first known as 'Camberwell Green', a part of London I went to school from 11-18. Unfortunately the area has much gone down in the world since the composer stayed there.
> MoriMaris said on
12-06-2009 at
06:07:
This is beyond words.
> MidnightSon said on
12-02-2009 at
06:58:
I have some questions for all you fans :)1. Who is the composer/ Who is the performer2. What is the piece of music, opus number/info?3. When was it written/When was it recorded4. Where was it written (if known)/ 5. Whats your opinionThanks :)
> angieblack951 said on
11-27-2009 at
00:57:
Ceci était si familier que je toujours ai voulu savoir que le c'était. Ahh que cette musique calme si ! il XD juste si paisible et relâchant
> redhotchileanpeppa said on
11-26-2009 at
22:01:
I'm in the middle of writing a Philosophy paper, this is helping, thank you.
> saulboyjt said on
11-25-2009 at
13:23:
Beautiful beyond words.
> crapmunky99 said on
11-24-2009 at
04:12:
Yes, it had some clever but subtle "adult" humor in spots (nothing too raunchy), and I think the creators always viewed the show from a more adult humor standpoint. But at the same time, they made it easily accessible to kids; something you don't see very often now-a-days. It's the perfect blend, and why the show remains one of my all-time favorite shows.An R-rated Spongebob?!? xD Never saw the show in my life so I couldn't even begin to imagine... I probably still wouldn't watch it. xD
> paganiniGOGO said on
11-24-2009 at
02:14:
That explains it. But I guess the child version still had the innuendo and subtle adult humor?Otherwise I can't imagine how the transition from G to R would work out. I can't imagine an R rated sponge bob for example.
> crapmunky99 said on
11-24-2009 at
00:44:
There were a few short-lived alternate episodes of R&S that were made for adult audiences (I forget what channel they aired on), but the main series that would show on Nickelodeon was intended to be primarily kid friendly.Trust me, my parents wouldn't have let me watch an "R rated" cartoon as a kid. xD
> paganiniGOGO said on
11-24-2009 at
00:17:
I'm pretty sure it was rated R.
> crapmunky99 said on
11-24-2009 at
00:14:
Well, technically it is, but there was a lot of humor in it that was supposed to go over the kid's heads. So it kind of was and wasn't for kids.But whatever category it falls under, it's still a classic in my book.
> paganiniGOGO said on
11-23-2009 at
22:44:
not a kids show though
> crapmunky99 said on
11-09-2009 at
21:39:
OMG! xD Damn good times indeed!Most of the classical music I heard as a kid was from Ren & Stimpy! God, I still love that show...
> AurielAintAMermaid said on
11-07-2009 at
20:53:
They play this songs and ALOT of kids cartoons and shows. And I just now realized what this song was! Woow.
> cygnus555 said on
10-07-2009 at
20:33:
alot of songs ive heard as a child watching cartoons. The most specific is bugs bunny and tweety show etc
> plasticwrapcharlie said on
10-02-2009 at
08:03:
sixteen year-old boy with a cheesy moustache.
> cl0udynight666 said on
09-29-2009 at
14:44:
So nostalgic... so beutifull !!
> serb471 said on
09-23-2009 at
01:14:
I knew i heard it somewhere else before....
> XkottonmouthkweenX said on
09-22-2009 at
07:23:
whenever i hear this song...i think of me and the man i love the most (havent found yet) in a field of flowers...dancing. light breeze...and of course on a cool spring afternoon.
> pianoaddict27 said on
08-17-2009 at
10:11:
hey! i miss playing this piece... this is my first piece for our piano recital. i love it!
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