Originally Posted by Brian Austin Whitney
"I usually try to describe it as the difference between a classical Dutch Masters painting, say a Michealangelo, Raphael, or Rembrandt. If it is supposed to be a woman with a mysterious smile, it looks like a realistic woman with a Mysterious smile like the Mona Lisa. If it is Men standing around a desk, it looks like men standing around a desk. If it is supposed to be a ceiling with scenes from the Bible, it looks like a ceiling with scenes from the Bibles. The Sistine Chapel.

On the other hand, some lyrics are like a Picasso or Jackson Pollock "splatter painting." It means what you feel like it should mean. Which is right?

Well the fact is, both. They are art and that is very subjective. The common denominator in both is the acceptance by the public." -MAB

Marc, that's some of the best teaching I've ever read from you. Great job!

Brian


Hi Brian

I agree - Marc's post was so good I just had to thank him for the whole thing, rather than try to address it point by point.

BYW, you have a fantastic site here. Certainly the best message board, of any type, I have ever come across. smile

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