What are you listening to right now? [2.0]

[fohat.digs]

[CommonCurt]

[CommonCurt]

[grayboards]

"Round Midnight" - Stan Getz

[phinix]

[treeleaf64]

It's the lady's choice, the hissing of summer lawns!

[prannon]

Lately been super heavy into Red Sparowes.

[CommonCurt]

[phinix]

[Signature]

[xtrafrood]

[phinix]

[noisyturtle]

still a banger

[CommonCurt]

[noisyturtle]

[noisyturtle]

Remember when song lyrics were actually good?

[noisyturtle]

**** THEIR WIVES AND DRINK THEIR BLOOD!

[noisyturtle]

EWJ would have made a superb edition to SSBU

[CommonCurt]

vs

[Darthbaggins]

[noisyturtle]

honestly better than the original

[phinix]

[fohat.digs]

Apex annual event for me.

https://bigearsfestival.org/

[phinix]

[Sintpinty]

Anybody listening to crash (2020), not (1986) rn?

[phinix]

[Gondolindrim]

[noisyturtle]

such a stellar album

[phinix]

such a stellar album

Yep, I love it, that music was on every single tech tv program in 90s

[fohat.digs]

https://music.youtube.com/playlist?list=OLAK5uy_nxmKnWmJY7sH_1l-I9u8ZAXHQxe9rMNv4

[CommonCurt]

[fohat.digs]

[Darthbaggins]

[Darthbaggins]

[xtrafrood]

Swørn - Far Away (Escapades)

Interpol - The Heinrich Maneuver (The Heinrich Maneuver)

Joy Division - Love will Tear us Apart Again (Single)

Interpol - Obstacle 1 (Turn On The Bright Lights)

Dj Egadz - Tin Foil (We Want Neutrinos)

Runaway Horses - 56k Modem Vibing (YouTube)

SYNC.EXE - Melatonin (YouTube)

Blue Light - Low Fantasy (YouTube)

AlCaHoo Radio - Drowsy (artwork by pixel.hoo)

AlCaHoo Radio - Sunset Chill (artwork by pixel.hoo)

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Project Warlock - Jerry and Luke's Final Theme (Steam game soundtrack)

[tp4tissue]

[phinix]

[phinix]

What is that? 

[tp4tissue]

What is that? 

avantgarde instrumentality,

/experimental design to deprogram one's existing brain patterns/ dogmas

Very basically, oversimplified, our brain has a Stress --> Resolution program.  The music we "like" works in the same way,  a certain chord progression induces stress, then resolves that stress, for example 1-4-5-1,     We approach the entirety of identification of the stratas of "LIFE" this way.

Hunger --> Stress --> Eat --> Resolve.    By intercepting stress patterns with an interrupt stimulus that is a strong enough departure from normal inclination,  it is possible to reprogram/ redirect towards novel solutions

[phinix]

What is that? 

avantgarde instrumentality, experimental design to deprogram one's existing brain patterns/ dogmas

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I guess you need to eat vegies while listening to this?
:P

[tp4tissue]

avantgarde instrumentality,

/experimental design to deprogram one's existing brain patterns/ dogmas

Very basically, oversimplified, our brain has a Stress --> Resolution program.  The music we "like" works in the same way,  a certain chord progression induces stress, then resolves that stress, for example 1-4-5-1,     We approach the entire identification of the stratas of "LIFE" this way.

Hunger --> Stress --> Eat --> Resolve.    By intercepting stress patterns with an interrupt stimulus that is a strong enough departure from normal inclination,  it is possible to reprogram/ redirect towards novel solutions

I guess you need to eat vegies while listening to this?

The use case is,  /craving -> Interrupt stimulus  -> veggies

Veggies is the novel solution, the avantgarde music is the interrupt

As for the actual musicality, well, there's no reason music must resolve/ be pleasure inducing, we've had the crisis of tonality for a long time which lead to the formalization of the 12 tone system under Schoenberg which does not use normal chord progressions, and sounds more random.

If we observe nature, the vast majority of auditory stimulus DO NOT resolve.  General Tonal Music as we know it is an anomaly and artificially concentrated to produce very narrow pleasurable hijacking responses in the brain.

[fohat.digs]

I guess you need to eat smoke vegies while listening to this?

As for the actual musicality, well, there's no reason music must resolve/ be pleasure inducing

Fixed that for you.

Personally, I started enjoying avant garde music many decades ago, after being primed for it by my love of crazed guitar solos in the late-1960s-early-1970s.

[tp4tissue]

Personally, I started enjoying avant garde music many decades ago, after being primed for it by my love of crazed guitar solos in the late-1960s-early-1970s.

While Tp4 is not opposed to extremely aged hughmahns such as fohat doing the dr00gs.

Tp4 does not support dr00gs for younger hughmahns.


Do you own speakers ?,  Do you sometimes wish they sounded broken,  -> Avantegarde Music.

[phinix]

avantgarde instrumentality,

/experimental design to deprogram one's existing brain patterns/ dogmas

Very basically, oversimplified, our brain has a Stress --> Resolution program.  The music we "like" works in the same way,  a certain chord progression induces stress, then resolves that stress, for example 1-4-5-1,     We approach the entire identification of the stratas of "LIFE" this way.

Hunger --> Stress --> Eat --> Resolve.    By intercepting stress patterns with an interrupt stimulus that is a strong enough departure from normal inclination,  it is possible to reprogram/ redirect towards novel solutions

I guess you need to eat vegies while listening to this?

The use case is,  /craving -> Interrupt stimulus  -> veggies

Veggies is the novel solution, the avantgarde music is the interrupt

As for the actual musicality, well, there's no reason music must resolve/ be pleasure inducing, we've had the crisis of tonality for a long time which lead to the formalization of the 12 tone system under Schoenberg which does not use normal chord progressions, and sounds more random.

If we observe nature, the vast majority of auditory stimulus DO NOT resolve.  General Tonal Music as we know it is an anomaly and artificially concentrated to produce very narrow pleasurable hijacking response in the brain.

Myself being non-native english speaker, I always admire your vocabulary, tp

[tp4tissue]

Myself being non-native english speaker, I always admire your vocabulary, tp

Tp4 also ESL.

[xtrafrood]

Muse - Knights of Cydonia (Black Holes and Revelations)

[phinix]

Myself being non-native english speaker, I always admire your vocabulary, tp

Tp4 also ESL.

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Yeah, but you are Japanese, or Chinese or Korean fella, you guys are born with english pre-installed  :p

[fohat.digs]

Do you sometimes wish they sounded broken

While some of it truly is noise, there are also sublime and beautiful moments that can be hidden (buried?) within. And this is definitely an artform where live performance is infinitely superior to recordings.

To your earlier point, as in real life, there is enormous pleasure and satisfaction to be had in recognizing small finite expressions of profound beauty within a greater whole of chaos. And the experience of discovering it or "teasing out" of a miasma of cacophony can be something like finding a wildflower growing out of the leaf mold in the forest, or seeing a seemingly fragile flower growing out of a crack in the asphalt.

Nobody can listen to it all the time, but as a counterpoint to "consistently beautiful" pieces like Chopin Nocturnes or Bach Concertos where there is not a single note out of place, it can be refreshing.

[fohat.digs]

Here is an example of a performance that I attended a few weeks ago that perhaps demonstrates what I was trying to describe.

[xtrafrood]

Muse - Knights of Cydonia (Arrangement & conducted by Tess Ringeling)

edit - Ok one more and I'll chill for a bit

Ratatat - Sunblocks (LP4)