Dissonance my assonance

[Doug Nelson]

Music is about expanding horizons

I suspect music is about different things to different people. In fact, I suspect expanding horizons means different things to different people.

[aMUSEd]

Music is about expanding horizons

I suspect music is about different things to different people. In fact, I suspect expanding horizons means different things to different people.

Congratulations - your horizon has just expanded

[Doug Nelson]

Congratulations - your horizon has just expanded

That's the same thing they tell the fresh meat after their first night in prison

[aMUSEd]

Congratulations - your horizon has just expanded

That's the same thing they tell the fresh meat after their first night in prison

I thought that was just when Uranus appears on the horizon?

[glurgle]

There's a sig about this around here somewhere....wait...OK here it is. "Music will be saved only after we've completely devalued recordings of music", compliments of Glurgle.

it's true but what do I know, I'm just a young shit, I haven't yet met any real experience in the world able to break me and make me realize how wrong I am. Then again, I compose entirely in lame old 12 tone scales, I don't even bother with alternate tunings on my guitars. so my music sucks

[Soniccat]

I get this from my Mom alot, she never understands why I make noise instead of real music, with melody and a chorus that she can sing along to. Of course she has not heard any of my more electronic pieces, she is responding to the more traditionally oriented tunes I do.
I am 52 and the love of noise has never left since the first time I heard Hendrix do
1983 ... (A Merman I Should Turn To Be). Of course I like melody and standard song structures. I like all kinds of music, great big blues fan here.
For me it is experimenting and trying to play the music in my head which is soundtracky and sometimes glitchy.

[Hink]

I just play what comes out...if yah like it great, if you don't, great... but then what do I know I'm just a kid (45)

[Doug Nelson]

I've taken my newfound knowledge and used it to compose my first truly modern music

http://www.retouchpro.com/music/expandinghorizons.mp3

[3*s]

So much of the new stuff I hear today sounds like someone throwing scrap metal at cats.

Now that's an idea! *grabs microphone and nearest blunt object.* Now where'd that cat go?

[aMUSEd]

So much of the new stuff I hear today sounds like someone throwing scrap metal at cats.

Now that's an idea! *grabs microphone and nearest blunt object.* Now where'd that cat go?

He beat you to it.

I think that's really a King Crimson or Pink Floyd cover though - they were doing "glitchy" music long before someone came up with another stupid name to define it as a "new" genre.

[Hink]

So much of the new stuff I hear today sounds like someone throwing scrap metal at cats.

Now that's an idea! *grabs microphone and nearest blunt object.* Now where'd that cat go?

Maine? my family is from the coast, Blue Hill, but I live on the mass/nh border now...where in Maine?

[justified]

I agree with everything that was posted in this topic.

[Doug Nelson]

I think that's really a King Crimson or Pink Floyd cover though

I guess you can't escape your influences

[dystonia_ek]

http://www.obsolete.com/120_years/machi ... noise.html

[Magpie]

wait folks, I'm the best thing since Mozart.

Now that Dizzy Gillespie is dead (ok, he's simply on THAT island, teaching music to Hendrix), I got a clear road!

No more tchika boom or pssit paf pssit paf, I'm da next world wonder.

Throw your metronomes to the dogs

*singing:
tchika pssit boom paf,
paf boom

pssit pssit
pssit paf boom

tchika paf boom pssit

(repeat as see fit, send me da money,
pass go and get screwed)