Sands of Time?

[AstralExistence]

hi. i noticed a very interesting phenomenon. why is it that when were thinking of titles, be it, song, preset, etc. ect. we all think of the same names. meaning, if we just type what comes natural, instead of using a good resource like wikipedia, the first titles we think of are like, sands of time, crystal key, razors edge, forever, closer, blue ocean, 'insert word' followed by dreams. ect. and so forth. anybody else noticed this?

[SODDI]

What do you mean "we", white man?

I'm fed up with titles; I only use numbers (date) and whether or not it's a sketch or a mix.

[Compyfox]

And here I thought we were talking about an excellent video game from 2003.

[AstralExistence]

And here I thought we were talking about an excellent video game from 2003.

well, if you look at many of the preset banks, they actually use words like these.

[Zombie Queen]

Are we Borg?

[AstralExistence]

Are we Borg?

maybe we are. maybe were more hiveminded in some things then we realize. but to explain how or why i cannot.

[Zombie Queen]

I'm not sure I get it. You are suggesting, people have general tendency to give generic names to their "art" output? If so, I certainly don't feel so. I always type what comes out naturally, which is why I end with names like "Muppet mice space wrestling event" or "Agaric muncher and the irritating maze".

[SODDI]

I'm not sure I get it. You are suggesting, people have general tendency to give generic names to their "art" output? If so, I certainly don't feel so. I always type what comes out naturally, which is why I end with names like "Muppet mice space wrestling event" or "Agaric muncher and the irritating maze".

Yes, but you're "special".

[K-Bee]

And here I thought we were talking about an excellent video game from 2003.

Or an excellent S.O.S. Band album from 1986! As far from generic as you'll ever be