2686002, what if there was some kind of IQ test requirement to discuss music? Posted by david bammer, Sat Apr-14-12 01:12 PM
like not necessarily testing IQ on music theory because i, myself, mostly "go by ear" rather than what's in the books from centuries ago...
but just like a quiz or litmus test on music related things and history of specific genres relevant to the 20th/21st century.
i sent dan a PM about instituting this here. picture this: the forum is boarded off from the rest of the site and all accounts wishing to participate in further in-depth musical discourse have to apply and pass a 150 question music "IQ" test in order to gain admission... i even said i would grade the results for them myself. haven't heard back, but imagine the curriculum covered...
problem solving questions:
if john has 14 chamillionaire mp3s from his new mixtape in a folder on his desktop but the .m3u file says he should have 17, identify which tracks are missing from the rip.
multiple choice questions:
who is this man?
http://tinyurl.com/856nnoy
a) jim morrison b) charles manson c) our lord and savior, jesus christ d) none of the above
and mathematical problems:
1 mp3 on itunes from the new lady antebellum album costs .99 cents, the album contains 15 tracks - what does the album cost on itunes?
you know just stuff like that we should all know by this point...
i think this would be a good way to thin the herd a bit.
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