All pre-20th century classical is obsolete for non-historical reasons as there's always one shortcoming or another in some aspect of the music whereas 20th century and afterward offers music that's good at everything.
Dominic Lewis
>Br*ckner
Jace White
Third for
>the virgin listener: listens to mp3 files >the greatest maestro of one's own century: whenever you want to hear a piece of music other musicians will immediatly come and play it for you; a small philarmonic ensemble is sleeping in your basements, and multiple string quartets are playing all day long in different part of the giant house that was bought for you by Deutsche Grammophon; also for the copyrights over one new recording every 10 years Sony has agreed to send to your bedroom a young Martha Argerich look-alike (trained to be able to play a great deal of Ravel's and Schubert's repertoire) every single night (she is willing to have sex with you, but most night will be spent talking about your lives, playing piano 4 hands and cuddling tenderly: she loves it more than you do)
Gavin Davis
spotted the pleb
Xavier Ortiz
5th for Beethoven's 6th is the most underrated overrated symphony ever
Daniel Morris
6th for beethoven's 3rd is the most underrated symphony ever
Gabriel Thomas
7th for actually its his 2nd
David Hall
8th for actually it's his 1st
James Hughes
true, but I listen to it because of its sentimental value
