Being that the spagyric science is always going on about the macrocosm/microcosm thing,
I leave this offering on the new alchemaic digitalis forum over on the auditorium as it
was written to be about the little engines inside little particles that spin together &
make a big ole universe (and was inspired by a compound related to digitalis)
256 kps
9.9 Mb mp3
Quantum Entanglements
Please listen to this in a stereo sweet spot or even better in surround.
Another song I'd like to get the time to record vocals for.
alchemaic digitalis is this experimental enough?
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- KVRAF
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- DC TC
- 2518 posts since 30 May, 2004
"is this experimental enough?" i like that. 
the bad news is that the song ain't d/l'ing, i mean it is but only at like 8kb/sec... it's usually never like this at the auditorium. it'll be a while before i can listen.
the bad news is that the song ain't d/l'ing, i mean it is but only at like 8kb/sec... it's usually never like this at the auditorium. it'll be a while before i can listen.
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- KVRAF
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- DC TC
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finally i d/l'd and listened and enjoyed . some sounds made me drool and i did get a spinning feeling from it. i can't really say if this is experimental enough or not however. i'm still trying to understand it myself.
. some sounds made me drool and i did get a spinning feeling from it. i can't really say if this is experimental enough or not however. i'm still trying to understand it myself.-
- KVRAF
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"Is this experimental enough?"
Good to hear on a track
Bad to hear in a bathroom stall.
*edit*
as to the question, I was being fascetious, not sarcastic.
I know damn well it's extremely experimental in both it's creation and it's sound.
"Experimental" is largely taken to be that music which is not covered by a pre-defined
term or blanket genre, or warps an existing genre past tolerable limits.
They just like arguing because we have forgotten the provisional nature of language-tags.
Good to hear on a track
Bad to hear in a bathroom stall.
*edit*
as to the question, I was being fascetious, not sarcastic.
I know damn well it's extremely experimental in both it's creation and it's sound.
"Experimental" is largely taken to be that music which is not covered by a pre-defined
term or blanket genre, or warps an existing genre past tolerable limits.
They just like arguing because we have forgotten the provisional nature of language-tags.
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- KVRAF
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- addled muppet weed
- 105800 posts since 26 Jan, 2003 from through the looking glass
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- KVRAF
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- 10234 posts since 17 Sep, 2004 from Austin, TX
Being that I've become vurt's hype-man today I wonder if I could somehow morphvurt wrote:hehe i enjoyed this, "and the cost of one admission is your mind"
a pic of Flava Flav with a pic of me (I look like the girl in Napoleon Dynamite with the ponytail
sticking out the side of her head)?
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- addled muppet weed
- 105800 posts since 26 Jan, 2003 from through the looking glass
vurt wrote:runagate wrote:runagate wrote:Being that I've become vurt's hype-man today I wonder if I could somehow morphvurt wrote:hehe i enjoyed this, "and the cost of one admission is your mind
a pic of Flava Flav with a pic of me (I look like the girl in Napoleon Dynamite with the ponytail
sticking out the side of her head)?
go on then
or at least a photo, ive never seen napoleon dynamite
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- KVRAF
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- 10234 posts since 17 Sep, 2004 from Austin, TX
Unfortunately I don't know how to morph photos together, & the straight on pic
of Napoleon Dynamite's love interest that I could find won't link.
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- KVRAF
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Being a person who is generally indifferent to compliments (which being that I make music
few people can tolerate) I was surprised that I blushed at rachmiel's comment about this
song over at the auditorium. Now I know what they mean in Jane Austen type novels when
one's "cheeks burn".
On another note, someone there said my chicken-donosaur song Sonuit Gallimimus sounded like Rob Zombie !?!? I got a good laugh from that one.
So in order to celebrate I shall now go listen to MC Paul Barman.
few people can tolerate) I was surprised that I blushed at rachmiel's comment about this
song over at the auditorium. Now I know what they mean in Jane Austen type novels when
one's "cheeks burn".
On another note, someone there said my chicken-donosaur song Sonuit Gallimimus sounded like Rob Zombie !?!? I got a good laugh from that one.
So in order to celebrate I shall now go listen to MC Paul Barman.
