Gus's Top 100 Bootlickin' Nonce Anthems

[Clinamenic]

best entry yet. really weird yet with clear thematic foreshadowing. about the same i only used the internet to access a Bionicle forum. looking at people’s original Bionicle creations, reading Bionicle fan fiction, etc.

 

[craner]

Well noncey, add a Chrysler advert too with Slim Shady

Don't drag Belinda into this.

 

[thirdform]

Don't drag Belinda into this.

you should tell that to our design and tech teacher in year 7-8. he called his bins Belinda and Joanne. Strange fellow.

 

[WashYourHands]

Don’t drag Joanne into this

 

[WashYourHands]

 

[DannyL]

what the fuck is going on here

It's very weird coming to this thread on a Sunday evening and trying to make sense of it

 

[DannyL]

It feels like I've come back to the house for Christmas and there are fucking Gremlins everywhere.
This is not my beautiful house, Gus is not my beautiful wife.

 

[DannyL]

I wonder why you've spent so much time here if your music taste is basically an affront to all that this board holds to be good and pure.

 

[version]

It's the New Pangea. Local memetic variations of different bizarre religious views and conspiracies def existed before. But they couldn't hit population critical levels. You were less often exposed to other province's memes. You lived more in your bubbles. I think the filter bubble narrative of online is all wrong. People already lived in bubbles and the internet made them realize because it gave them the voyeuristic ability to glimpse into other people's bubbles. by stumbling on forums just like this one

Have you been reading Sloterdijk?

 

[DannyL]

I wonder why you've spent so much time here if your music taste is basically an affront to all that this board holds to be good and pure.

I mean, I know the nuum cultural context has basically disappeared a long time ago but that's kind of interesting in itself, as it makes me wonder what's replaced it. It makes me ask meta-questions about Dissensus, what's it for?

 

[Clinamenic]

I mean, I know the nuum cultural context has basically disappeared a long time ago but that's kind of interesting in itself, as it makes me wonder what's replaced it.

ASMR?

 

[DannyL]

ASMR?

There's probably a truth in that. ASMR might be a generational marker in some ways.

 

[DannyL]

Gus, did you ever read Woebot's top 100?

 

[sus]

Have you been reading Sloterdijk?

No, the post is probs more influenced by Chris D Thomas and Gwern—what's Sloterdijk say about all this?

 

[sus]

Gus, did you ever read Woebot's top 100?

No, I heard it got deleted, I did get to see the list of songs someone saved but not the posts?

 

[version]

No, the post is probs more influenced by Chris D Thomas and Gwern—what's Sloterdijk say about all this?

Dunno, haven't read him. I just saw you mentioning bubbles over and over and thought of his big books.

 

[sus]

We are at the beginning of a good-size journey. I am glad people are here with me for it. We have gotten through the first two eras of listening—early childhood country, late childhood classical. Now we get into the Great Transition of 2009-2011. Everything changes. Whole musical worlds are about to open up.

2010-2016 Years of Independence
2017-2020 Early Lithosphere (Years of the Rock Archive)
2020-2022 New Pangea (Years of World Music)

 

[sus]

this board will make a minor appearance in the New Pangea chapter—maybe I'll write up "Papua New Guinea"

 

[craner]

 

[sus]

@craner watched Moonstruck last night with the girl, killer film, endlessly quotable, vigor > rigor, a smoother Hal Hartley, Shakespearean social rearrangement under the light of the full moon