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Another way for the record companies to sell us the same music all over again…
I can just see it… Recordings of brain scans of various celebrities listening to various songs…
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I’d probably be interested in how my favorite artists (or some musical geniuses) hear certain songs
Well, exactly. How does Taylor Swift hear Bob Dylan? Etc. ad infinitum.
Quote: “The researchers then ran the output from four individual brains through the model. The resulting recreations were all recognizably the Pink Floyd song but had noticeable differences. Patient electrode placement probably explains most of the variance, the researchers said, but personal characteristics, like whether a person was a musician, also matter.”
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It’s a whole new music production / recording engineer experience.
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I’m gonna have nightmares tonight. 
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Is it necessary for one to know what death metal music sounds like in order to get this joke?
Is it worth the price? 
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Haha, I am with you on this one. I know the name Styx is already taken and they are not death metal.
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is it a pyre? But what’s the connection with death metal (except the obvious if you don’t like that genre…)
I hope it isn’t the very offensive North American term for a bunch of sticks bundled for fuel 
So far I guess there are only two people that get this joke, the poster and the person that gave it a like, and they aren’t talking. 
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“Kindling?”
Well, I never! 
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To understand the joke, one must realize that sometimes a pile of sticks is… just a pile of sticks.
How the picture of sticks plays a joke on death/black/thrash band logo culture is another thing.
Google is once again your friend
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So it looks like I didn’t miss much after all. 