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Comment Re:YOU STEAL MEN'S SOULS! (Score 3, Informative) 364

by Beefysworld on Thursday December 06, 2007 @11:45PM (#21607993) Attached to: Twelve Game Music Tracks Worth Keeping

Would you like to specify which of Bach's many fugues you're referring to? He wrote a couple books full of them, as well as seperate works.

Fugue is a type of music. Not a title.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fugue

He was probably referring to Bach's 'Toccata and Fugue in D minor', which is the more well known fugue of Bach.

Feed Optimus Maximus gets price and date (engadget.com)

From feed by engfeed on Friday April 27, 2007 @01:13AM

Filed under: Displays, Peripherals

After some OLED display supply issues and a few setbacks, it looks like Lebedev and company have finally settled on a launch date and price for the king of keyboard, the Optimus Maximus. Hold your breath, it'll be due late November (the 30th, to be specific) for $1536 US ("Shakespeare's birthday"). Bad news, we know, but the worst news is still to come: only 200 keyboards per month for November and December, and 400 keyboards are scheduled to be made next January. (On second thought, at over $1500 apiece, maybe that's not so few keyboards.) Ok, exhale, it's going to be alright.

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