luka
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That's an old one now and yet anxiety seems to have replaced depression as the symptom of the age
audible seams in deliberate reaction to the Xanax Zone
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- 1970s turkish schmaltz audible screams benzo crew bin laden kitsch desirable music don't kill it carol night corroding everything inside of the bitter night of the city of the countryside radical apathy schmaltz jihad the art of fighting without fighting the narcissist the zone wallowing weed zone xanax zone zones without borders zones without people
That's an old one now and yet anxiety seems to have replaced depression as the symptom of the age
sadmanbarty
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To be honest, I don’t hear the xanex thing. I’m just playing along. To me it all sounds like being projected into the future through the star gate at a million miles a minutes.
the problem with pantheism is that it's like a guy ritchy film. endearing but ultimately even someone who sees god as *the totality* perceives the totality of being mastered. I propose nontheism for a future praxis. god is irrelevant, a non-sequitur. make the totality real and not a question of theology. demand there to be noone to rule and noone to demand autonomy from. pure organic consciousness of the entire species. liquidate the master god, democratise its knowledge. full library genesis now!
luka
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Just post any one of them then you cunt!
sadmanbarty
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exactly. the true futurist (read: not Italian) disdains the master.
ok im now convinced that barty is Luke's Latino neighbour who has capital xtra on in the mornings.
I mean this is such a tangerine dream conception of the future if you subtract the vocals and just leave the instrumental.
sadmanbarty
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That “if” is doing a lot of heavy lifting
To be fair it's no less ridiculous than you trying to link UK drill to Chopin and ELO. and actually tangerine dream/kraftwerk has always been big in afro-american communities, historically. far more than over here where it is pretty much filed away as whiteboy music.
lol it's just an observation. I'm not using it disparagingly or negatively, just continuing the theme I've been on. xanax is all too familiar and hence the perfect mindset for the 2010s decade of inertia.