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| Aesthetics Discuss authenticity and integrity, styles and pigeonholes, fads and trends, heroes and influences, finding your own voice, what constitutes cool. It's only rock and roll . . . or is it? |
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![]() so, like, some music producers and record labels are making serious $ doing this kind of music. could you imagine them recording cats in the recording studio? bizarre... hmmm... i think theres music with dogs barking too. http://jinglecats.com/ht/meowy%7e1.htm |
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![]() Just to give it a different spin there is a guy who creates actual cd's or recordings that he says are appealing to dogs to hear. Check out this NPR story: http://www.npr.org/templates/story/s...toryId=4530776 In theory what he does is put some New-Agey music or electronica beats with words of gentle praise that appeal to dogs like "you're lovely a pup" or repeated use of the word "scratch my back woof, woof" seriously funny stuff to us but apparently dogs dig it... Last edited by dolivas; 10-03-2006 at 02:34 PM. |
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i've actually heard about a satelite station that makes programming for pets left at home (dogs and cats). you leave it on when you go, and they don't freak out and pee on the rug; presumably. i guess if the jingle cats thing works (and it has, i've heard a meowing silent night amongst other songs). who buys those albums though???!!! |
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![]() There's a whole industry out there catering to such crappy taste. I've seen at Petco cd racks of stuff like this *cough* when I was in there buying stuff for our dog. |
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