[005] †

[kuraha]

I'm not sure how I feel about this music - some of it is interesting and even moderately enjoyable, but the aggression and the vulgarity of a large amount is a bit much for my tastes. I must admit, however, it has been an interesting lesson in 'modern' slang.

Comments

Private;

[bywhiteskin]

No. Out.

Private;

[kuraha]

To do what?

It's dusk out still. I can't follow you. You sneaked out before I could go after you intentionally.

Private;

[bywhiteskin]

It isn't enough.

Private;

[kuraha]

This not your world, it's not your blood 'turf'! You can't just go off and do this.

[so_very_greedy]

Nothin' wrong with slang, but the music needs work.

[kuraha]

It's not very melodic, that's certainly for sure.

Did everything work itself out last night? You were quite distressed.

[so_very_greedy]

Don't worry about me, gorgeous. I do just fine. The situation is working itself out.

[kuraha]

'Gorgeous'?

You lot are awfully affectionate with strangers.

[steeldame]

The education is lacking amongst the masses, the music and fashion are reflections of that.

[kuraha]

I wonder if some of it is not some sort of social and political commentary on that very subject.

[steeldame]

Sometimes, but it's the trend of what they call "popular culture." I was sheltered since birth, trained in military discipline and raised in the heart of aristocracy. I must admit I'm as unfamiliar to this "life style" as most who didn't live in the decade, except for the handful topics I learned from my soldiers.

[kuraha]

I'd like to think all art forms and movements were originated to say something, though no one can argue that once a wave crests, those who see that it falls have clung on in the after-breath as a trend, or a desire for a certain social standing. I don't imagine that's changed any, over time.