sadmanbarty
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the hierarchy of metal to physical is subverted, broken down. mental breakdown
This or That.
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Corpsey
bandz ahoy
Insulting really the price one pays for drugging oneself into oblivion when most people's day to day life requires the bare minimum of conscious thought
Perhaps when the robots take over we can all just get fucked up
Inject me with some anti ageing juice and feed me synthetic super mdma with no comedown
Perhaps when the robots take over we can all just get fucked up
Inject me with some anti ageing juice and feed me synthetic super mdma with no comedown
Client Eastwood
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Luka and SMB - a quick question. good thread, do you have a hypothesis in mind to use a frame of reference? apols if i have missed it. i haven't read it since it came out but oceans of sound by david toop touches on some of the things under discussion iirc.
Client Eastwood
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what im trying to get at is and pin down is what is the aim of the thread, its ultimate conclusion/finding/discovery since a lot of the thread seems about mind/body/music interactions to me suggests the psychology and physicality (movement) of the listener(s)
https://www.simplypsychology.org/aims-hypotheses.html
https://www.simplypsychology.org/aims-hypotheses.html
luka
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it goes in a lot of directions at once. it's a deconstructed, or more accurately, unconstructed essay. it's a train of thought.
the body is the closest it gets to a unifying theme though for sure.
luka
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it's also about structuring experience with dualities. this or that?
it's about musical diction and what that self-imposed circumscription denotes socially (as opposed to aesthetically)
how these things change over time
how they are emblematic of time periods. how they change time. accelerate it for example.
how sound both describes and prescribes movements (dance and music and beyond)
how the body expresses itself (wittingly and unwittingly) through instruments (hand on drum, breath through horn etc)
how the body is revealed by the instrument in the way the rustling leaves give voice to the invisible wind
whatever you take this to mean
Within the infinite shadings of tension and release, will and surrender. The inbreath is a sucking at the nipple. Warm, enveloping, humid, close, hot colours, oranges, reds, CARNATION PINK. This is the erotic world of everlasting delight. Squirming, sliding, very lovely and lubricious. BOTH MEANINGS INTENDED.
Yet! When I asked them, who is the puppeteer who pulls the strings? Who is behind the RED VELVET CURTAIN? I arrived instantaneously in a White, bright, Nordic bath house, mind was very clear with the white steady flame of Intellect. THERE ARE OTHER WORLDS.
it's about musical diction and what that self-imposed circumscription denotes socially (as opposed to aesthetically)
how these things change over time
how they are emblematic of time periods. how they change time. accelerate it for example.
how sound both describes and prescribes movements (dance and music and beyond)
how the body expresses itself (wittingly and unwittingly) through instruments (hand on drum, breath through horn etc)
how the body is revealed by the instrument in the way the rustling leaves give voice to the invisible wind
whatever you take this to mean
Within the infinite shadings of tension and release, will and surrender. The inbreath is a sucking at the nipple. Warm, enveloping, humid, close, hot colours, oranges, reds, CARNATION PINK. This is the erotic world of everlasting delight. Squirming, sliding, very lovely and lubricious. BOTH MEANINGS INTENDED.
Yet! When I asked them, who is the puppeteer who pulls the strings? Who is behind the RED VELVET CURTAIN? I arrived instantaneously in a White, bright, Nordic bath house, mind was very clear with the white steady flame of Intellect. THERE ARE OTHER WORLDS.
luka
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the analogy or in my opinion more often the correlation between music and body language
how both reveal an attitude to self and world at large, how both reveal a specific metabolic rate and physical experience
how music can alter consciousness (deep medi)
and how this might be done
how drugs might interact with these things
how strong emotion might interact with these things
how both reveal an attitude to self and world at large, how both reveal a specific metabolic rate and physical experience
how music can alter consciousness (deep medi)
and how this might be done
how drugs might interact with these things
how strong emotion might interact with these things
luka
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mapping 'regions of experience' which is to say considering the entirety of human (inner) experience as a territory.
who has been where? and what reports have they returned with?
the future. the past.
theyre starting points really. just directions. trying to see what people are interested in. what bait they might nibble at.
who has been where? and what reports have they returned with?
the future. the past.
theyre starting points really. just directions. trying to see what people are interested in. what bait they might nibble at.
luka
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luka
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about how music can change the world as i beleive it has and does
the new altering the parameters, by altering the constant scanning pattern
so that reality changes with it. so that what is perceived changes.
( NEW HORIZONS come into focus
Altered capacities for feeling/OTHER INTENSTIES.
What once
Lay beyond the curtain of the imaginable
Becomes commonplace/ what once was sweetest pleasure
Is now FORBIDDEN-
-Outside the sphere of the possible
Quite cloaked in shadows,)
as 'eastern thought' (buddhism, taoism, vedantic thought etc) changed the west
by starting from a different place. a different set of initial assumptions.
so africa and the descendents of africans changed the west through music
and so on and so on
the new altering the parameters, by altering the constant scanning pattern
so that reality changes with it. so that what is perceived changes.
( NEW HORIZONS come into focus
Altered capacities for feeling/OTHER INTENSTIES.
What once
Lay beyond the curtain of the imaginable
Becomes commonplace/ what once was sweetest pleasure
Is now FORBIDDEN-
-Outside the sphere of the possible
Quite cloaked in shadows,)
as 'eastern thought' (buddhism, taoism, vedantic thought etc) changed the west
by starting from a different place. a different set of initial assumptions.
so africa and the descendents of africans changed the west through music
and so on and so on
Client Eastwood
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can you pin it down luke? condense all your thoughts into short form (inbreath) cos i think you and smb are onto something. i know sod all about poetry, but maybe a 5 line stanza (outbreath). --i had to google the stanza bit
luka
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most of this stuff ive been putting into poems that no one reads for the last 20 years. this is probably as coherent a form as it's ever attained. i use dissensus to try and piece this stuff together sometimes.