Comments | kunochan: and they refuse to see the change in me, why won't they wake up?

kunochan

and they refuse to see the change in me, why won't they wake up?

Aug 25, 2007 00:51

I have a migraine headache and I'm not in the mood. Yeah, I'm alive, yay, throw a fucking party. Here are the updates you all crave so badly, and to those of you who act like they don't care, you still want to know anyway. I'll do it in bullet point form since I don't have the patience for paragraphs right now, I'd rather be shooting my head ( Read more... )

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partypleaser August 25 2007, 15:01:48 UTC

ill stalker call you later! :D

elf_chic_arwen August 25 2007, 18:49:58 UTC

Pat!!! It's awesome to finally see an LJ post proving your continued existence! ^_~ hehe for awhile there I thought that perhaps you got sucked into Vana'diel and decided to just stay there, fighting off monsters and leveling to 50 or something... ^_~

Anyway!! Great to see things are going so awesomely for you :D :D :D I totally can't wait 'till the day I walk into my gym and they're playing your music video on all the screens ^_~

if you have your own damn apartment hyperviperbeam August 27 2007, 17:07:52 UTC

that better mean you have reliable internet access. get on aim, fool.

robotsarered August 28 2007, 09:03:38 UTC

as always, right back atcha, buddy. couldn't be more stoked for your success at this point - it symbolically vindicates not only your hard work over a fucking ten year period (jesus!) but also the entire attitude of bedroom electronic music, the digital fever computer belief that you could progress from CoolEdit beatless raps and screamtracker noise collages into something semi-listenable, into solid songs, into completely unexpected territory - that entire arc of personal music progress COMPLETELY outside the normal garage band/bar scene/house shows/whatever world of the standard arc. i don't know if this is making much sense, but just generally the feeling that you could make music entirely as a hobby/obsession on your own, taking so much excitement in each little bit of progress along the way, being almost completely self-taught --- and the non-self-taught part being by sharing tracks on the internet with a few similarly-minded characters and sharing feedback --- and reach a point where not only are you convinced you' ( ... )