DJing is a right wing abomination
luka
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The bible says in the beginning was the word. God says let there be light, but that is later.
but his earnestness is shaped by politics. you take away his politics and he flounders. this is why he will always escalate with me. like vimothy he is intensely political, to a delitirious degree.
in all honesty biblical time is just incomprehensible to me. it makes no sense. I mean it makes sense as a literary device, but as cosmology its just barmy.
luka
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These things are fundamental though. Politics is built on top of a much earlier mechanism. Think of how so much of England's infrastructure is built on top of ancient pre-capitalist networks and systems. Medieval lanes and Roman roads.
like in qu'ran when allah says be/let there be, it is understood that this is not an anthropormorphic utterence, unless you're a salafi. in which case you literally believe allah sits on a throne. in which case give me heroin. But in xtianity in the old testament we don't even know if genesis is talking about yahweh or el, who are both different gods. this gets even more complicated when the lord descends in human form and is then crucified. how is that possible? how can the truth, the total emanation be crucified? thats patent nonsense. barmy!
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luka
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Remind me next time im on drugs and I will explain
tell you what though, the trippier end of euro disco is still fantastic. shame it's hard to find the really really good stuff. don't worry, there's no actual *shudders* goa trance in this mix...
this is bahti's fault. he should be drip feeding me amazingly joyful music of todays zeitgeist yet the ayatollah is synonymous with the capital xtra playlist. hopefully this endeavour and solace will re-gird his iman and he will be able to suggest music of higher dimensions. allah willing, of course.
luka
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I don't have any shameful secrets. Not in relation to music. I didn't go through any weird phases unless you count listening to Gilles Peterson's Kiss fm show every Sunday when I was 16, 17, which is to say in the lull between jungle dying and UKG being born (and the corresponding lull between the death of east coast gothic and the acension of Timbaland.)