ihatemusic

i lose patience with my works if they get to be longer than a certain point, about 10 or 20 minutes. sometimes only 3 minutes. if an improvised recording goes on too long, i'll find a place to cut it and play both parts at the same time.

i imagine they are concerned about phase difference, since if the stereo image is 180 degrees out of phase the groove will disappear. apologies if this has already been mentioned.

excellent job with the sequencing.

i can't remember what the last cigarettes i bought were, but they were probably these.

eleh - homage to the square wave

i'm getting totally lost in this. is one of my speakers blown? my ears are turning inside out...

i make a lot of computer noise by feeding back Ableton Live plugins, and it is way too easy to lose control of what you're doing if you aren't careful. i limit myself to a small number of controls, and play it as if it were hardware. having a MIDI controller to get your face out of the computer scre...

On the first page of the book of blue it read
"If you read this page, then that'll be your death"
By then it was too late
And you wound up on an island of shells and bones
That bodies had left
And the one thing you taught me
About human beings was this:
They ain't made of nothing but water and shit

personal opinion?

eh i concede. it was pretty cheesy.

al franken is a great children's writer, but i don't know if he should be a senator. but still he is more qualified than lots of his peers.

Zardoz? i wouldn't call that a "bad movie." nothing was bad about it except the reception it got!!

has anyone mentioned 28 days later? i watched this again last night. the film itself and the music by itself is not very "experimental" in the sense that this forum recognizes maybe, but put together it was very novel at the time. G!YBE over zombie pandemonium has a very chilling effect.

Gordon's post: What is the 3rd wall I know the fourth even the fifth ? . Can someone explain please? or give a link Anastasia in retrospect "3rd wall" probably isn't a good label. i don't know if it is an existing concept, it's just something i made up while thinking about quentin tarantino while r...

quentin tarantino makes movies that are about being movies. it is fascinating if you are not concerned with time or continuity. death proof was my favorite of the two, because of the above. very little "happens" in the sense of traditional movie "action," but it happens so eloquently... tarantino is...

trying to step into other worlds lately.

track 1 is guitar feedback and a line 6 delay.
track 2 is a neat synthesizer patch i stumbled on... it's probably not getting the sounds the way you think!

http://gordon.bandcamp.com/album/set-it ... it-with-it

it was maybe 3 weeks ago, but Agoraphobia by Deerhunter got played about 20 times in a day's time.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oup-m8Hxx4Y

"So what we get is a series of partially disconnected sounds arranged alongside each other, separated by awkward silences. Often the sounds are brutally truncated, cut short by digital silence, and often (mainly thanks to Skrobek’s synth it would seem) they appear strangely absurd, out of place when...

i usually don't do "releases" but since i spent an order of magnitude more time on this than the actual playing time, it feels more "legit." i'm still releasing it in the same way, however, which is as a download. 2 versions of a 25 minute drone based around a guitar loop with lots of auxiliary atmo...

already looked him up, while it did look like most of his art involved cutting up buildings, there certainly is more to it than just that.

amazing ideas.

it took me like five years before i could pronounce the gerogerigegege.

does he

cut holes in buildings and photograph the streets? is that his art? interesting.