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this should be the existential test for any AI system -- (link)

Posted by mr mooch (aka pickmix) Oct 8 '24, 13:27

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https://twitter.com/bearmccreary/status/1843716285680758945 (twitter.com)

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At the same time, the majority of human bands have failed that test - JD Oct 8, 13:30 15
- Though how many musical acts have made radical changes to their style while retaining popularity and sales? - Roger More Oct 8, 13:48 7
  - Nora Jones, Linda Rhonstadt for sure, Joni Mitchell, Taylor Swift -- nm - zeitgeist Oct 8, 14:20
  - you could argue Achtung Baby (not necessarily for the better, artistically) - mr mooch Oct 8, 13:52 3
    - You could even argue Unforgettable Fire to Joshua Tree. - Spawn Oct 8, 14:41 1
      - you would be wrong as hell but you could argue it - mr mooch Oct 8, 14:42
    - There are loads of examples - Bob Dylan going electric, David Bowie changing personas with each album, Beyoncé going country - Roger More Oct 8, 14:04
  - Radiohead? -- nm - Reagen Oct 8, 13:51 1
    - I think the Beastie Boys more survived Paul's Boutique commercially but that was a change -- nm - JD Oct 8, 14:01
- "hey it made Tales From a Topographic Ocean. good enough for government work" -- nm - mr mooch Oct 8, 13:47 1
  - gorgeous masterpiece -- nm - mud Oct 8, 13:50
- Of course! Although Sgt. Pepper was their 8th or 10th album. - zunk takes things literally Oct 8, 13:43 2
  - 8th. their follow-ups ('Magical Mystery Tour' & 'The Beatles') are even better! - mud Oct 8, 13:52 [Attachment] 1
    - what made The Beatles the *Beatles* is they were shapeshifting every year for seven years - mr mooch Oct 8, 14:45
- Like that's a really high bar. So for the data gathering time frame is only from March 1963 to August 1966 and results in 7 full length albums -- (edited) - JD Oct 8, 13:39
- the majority? of course. It's the exceptional that I love: -- (link) - mud Oct 8, 13:38

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