That is accurate, as all reputable authorities will readily attest. Now, what about the potential for development of lo-phop, quadra-phop and so phorth?guitarzan wrote:Yes, quite...and correct me if I'm wrong, Professor Meffy, but if the length exeeded 1.5 meters it was then refered to as a hi-phop, or hiphop. One can only ponder as to when trihiphop will debut as a musical stye.Meffy wrote:The Middle Low Hochdeutsch term "phop" refers to a sturdy, roughly 1.5 meter-long metal strut, typically of bronze, brass, or suitably buttressed spelter.
P.S.: I once devised a system for categorizing rock music on a continuum of hardness, much like Moh's scale of rock and mineral hardness... or Moe Howard's (of the Three Stooges) scale of conking on the head hardness. You measured it by playing the music and seeing which materials it would scratch.
There were some practical difficulties, yes, but it's the grand ideas I do; let someone else implement the pesky little details.
