Live music
There is a cartoon in The Guardian:
https://www.theguardian.com/culture/picture/2019/apr/26/modern-toss
My question is: Does "+ Live Music" put in the poster refer only to the guitarist or also to the duo "Chips&Burger" or does it mean that the duo's pieces of music are performed from the pre-recorded soundtrack only?
In other words, is the live music performed by the guitarist only?
Top answer
I see your problem. To say that there is also live music means that the other is not, but in my opinion, you are overthinking a cartoon. Maybe electronica usually involves so much pre-recorded or synthesized material that you can't call it strictly live.
- I see your problem.
- To say that there is also live music means that the other is not, but in my opinion, you are overthinking a cartoon.
- Maybe electronica usually involves so much pre-recorded or synthesized material that you can't call it strictly live.
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I see your problem. To say that there is also live music means that the other is not, but in my opinion, you are overthinking a cartoon. Maybe electronica usually involves so much pre-recorded or synthesized material that you can't call it strictly live.
0It appears to refer only to the guitarist, but I think this point is probably beyond the purpose of the joke.
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