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serious question, and please excuse if this is a stupid question, but if the 10000 variations per each command are imperceptible, what is the value in having them?

I wish I could remember the name of this one CD i used to have that I sold after a while, but I'm not sure if it would be appropriate anyway since you asked for "best" - she was an "experimental" vocalist in the way that you might have found be to satirized by Chris Morris. anyway...

One thing that occurred to me this morning is that this was also the case for people "back in the day" like 30 years ago. A couple of examples that I was thinking about: This first example is less of needing music to have a "street element", but needing what was the popular sound of the time...

^I'm rediscovering stuff I bought in the last ~year that I basically ignored as I sunk deeper into complete hopelessness, but have been coming out of it a bit, so giving stuff a fair spin.

I ain't gonna lie, that's pretty interesting

send me the wav rip and i'll see what i can whip up.

I was curious what you would think of that 'cause scott walker is a bit much.

I suspect you won't like this

yeah, but that's not why I find the quote so interesting