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Old 11-15-2009, 11:57 PM   #11
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Default Re: adopt a stepman

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Originally Posted by masuat View Post
I think "stepping styles" should come about as a result of an artist's works coinciding to form a unique style and not be fabricated by an expectancy of either other artists or themselves to adhere to a specific style. I dunno if that is what this could be advocating but just wanted to throw that out there hehe.

Stepping's fun I just never listen to steppable music though.
Files are fundamental consistent, although artists are encouraged to superimpose their own style.

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SWEET! I've got the best stepper ever to adopt me

The piano is coming along very well I'm not as fast as you were to learn how to play it, but I'm getting the hang of it.
That's great, man. I really love the piano.
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