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Mar 19, 2006 04:56

I bought a couple of CDs of music from my early childhood. Those days, long ago, cold mornings, delivering my paper-route with a transistor radio rubber-banded to the handlebars. The songs alone breaking the solace of those 4 AM desolate mornings ( Read more... )

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Innocence lost. erisreg March 19 2006, 05:37:13 UTC

it's funny how sophistication in any realm tends to sully the pure passion that can be dredged from creations, it does give credence to the very loose manifest of the 30's "just do your art, don't rip it apart,."

but really in the proper mindset vivisection is an artform in itself,..o.0

Re: Innocence lost. bf9k March 20 2006, 10:07:08 UTC

Very true. Wish I could turn off the analysis portion of the brain at times.

BTW, I watched a bit of American Inventor, and for some reason thought of you.

:-)

cricketshay March 19 2006, 09:13:38 UTC

I have a friend who is a musician and he hears music the same way you do. Funny thing is I never noticed the different parts before until I started hanging around with him. Maybe I should stop trying to dissect the music and just lose myself in it. :P

bf9k March 20 2006, 10:08:21 UTC

It's great to be able to deconstruct the components. It would just be nice to able to turn that off. It's like movie critics who can't help but consider the lighting, camera-angles etc.

hulagalinthesky March 19 2006, 13:43:12 UTC

innocence is bliss

bf9k March 20 2006, 10:08:42 UTC

Ah yes, and harder to come by as the years go on.

killpill March 24 2006, 02:54:57 UTC

I'm going through exactly the same thing. Before DJing, I used to love all sorts of electronic music, but now I find myself disecting all the tracks I listen to. The beat is too simplistic, the build-up too generic, the vocals too cliche, the DJ is slightlty off-synch, he switched too soon, blah blah. Unless I hear something inthe very specific genre that I want, I just don't enjoy myself.

I used to go to parties and feel elated. Now I'm lucky if I go home mildly satisfied.

ex_nada_o_ni545 March 27 2006, 00:02:26 UTC

Pardon my ignorance, sir, but DJing = DickJabbing?

bf9k April 1 2006, 12:13:44 UTC

It stands for "Dingleberry Jostling" a popular diversion for those who work long hours at the glory hole.

killpill April 4 2006, 14:26:06 UTC

You plebes know nothing. It stangs for Dong Jousting, a noble tradition my family has been practicing for centuries.

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