Re: [microsound] the great depression of experimental music? (OT)

[Bill Jarboe <billjarboe@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

on 9/24/04 9:47 PM, chthonic streams at chthonic@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx wrote:

> Michal Seta <mis@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> 
> 
>> It's strange how the times have changed.  For (insert your favourite
>> timespan intelligent life has been in existence) years music has been
>> a social activity, often engaging both performers and the audience and
>> mostly done with bodies and/or physical objects.  Today, we 'attach'
>> it to objects.  And only the past 30 or so years influenced such
>> blasphemy.
> 
> why blasphemy?  must we accept the received wisdom of eastern
> mysticism that all physical objects are bad?  look at it as a piece
> of visual art.  a painting or sculpture.  just perhaps mass-produced.
> or not.  what's wrong with associating these things together?



 what i'm routine 
 is that there are unseen mists
  what people are  
 like by not having
 the right  attention span.
 this is why listening to music by various
    

  and i'll say this to anyone

 rich or poor 

  abscure or famous :



  it's important to get people
 acquainted  with the way
 you sound , not just

 the way you look or what you do for a living. not that the

 other things don't matter, by putting  them together you have an entity   a
complete human being and not just a bore


 b. 

   doll


 (does this mean i'm discovering monotheism?)

 p.s to everyone else: i'm having difficulty ready my handwriting and i get
really excited when Michael Seta enters the conversation.
> 
> 
>>> furthermore, as a consumer, i prefer the sound of CDs over mp3s,


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