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Hard and tough
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I suppose that the phrase "hard and tough" can mean different things, but if someone refers to music as hard and tough, what it's really like? Loud?
EG: We wanted to get something "hard and tough" and atmospheric with great melodic vocals.
I suppose that the phrase "hard and tough" can mean different things, but if someone refers to music as hard and tough, what it's really like? Loud?
EG: We wanted to get something "hard and tough" and atmospheric with great melodic vocals.
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Your question is hard and tough! In music, or in any of the arts, such terms are completely impressionistic. I don't think there are any exact meanings for these words that attempt to describe certain styles.
- Your question is hard and tough!
- In music, or in any of the arts, such terms are completely impressionistic.
- I don't think there are any exact meanings for these words that attempt to describe certain styles.
- I don't think it's as easy as "loud".
- hard, tough, edgy, aggressive, driving, angular, in-your-face.
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Your question is hard and tough!
In music, or in any of the arts, such terms are completely impressionistic. I don't think there are any exact meanings for these words that attempt to describe certain styles. I don't think it's as easy as "loud".
hard, tough, edgy, aggressive, driving, angular, in-your-face. You just have to take your best guess like the rest of us do!
In music, or in any of the arts, such terms are completely impressionistic. I don't think there are any exact meanings for these words that attempt to describe certain styles. I don't think it's as easy as "loud".
hard, tough, edgy, aggressive, driving, angular, in-your-face. You just have to take your best guess like the rest of us do!
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