EPTOn December 22 2009 14:09 BroOd wrote:
Seems pretty unrelated
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MechaGodzilla
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Seems pretty unrelated | ||
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Katkishka
United States662 Posts
He has more than 7000 posts, he's allowed to post unrelated things. | ||
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Amnesia
United States3818 Posts
Just curious, what makes you think this is good (to you)? How does this appeal to you? How did it change your life? Mind explaining? | ||
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thopol
Japan4560 Posts
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Katkishka
United States662 Posts
On December 22 2009 14:17 Amnesia wrote: Lol I was kidding, but here is a question for you: Just curious, what makes you think this is good (to you)? How does this appeal to you? How did it change your life? Mind explaining? I can't describe why I enjoy it, or any of the things you asked. I'm not good with words. Sorry  | ||
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ShoCkeyy
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On December 22 2009 14:19 Sunny Afternoon wrote: I can't describe why I enjoy it, or any of the things you asked. I'm not good with words. Sorry You're a troll and you know it. Anyways that was good when it comes to doing something grungy on a canvas. | ||
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thopol
Japan4560 Posts
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Katkishka
United States662 Posts
On December 22 2009 14:22 thopol wrote: Does it evoke any emotion in you? Are there patterns in it that appeal to your ear? Is it the unique instrumentation (lol) that appeals to you? You seemed plenty articulate in generally extolling it in the OP. Can you describe the sound in that track? I can't. But yes, it does evoke emotion in me. Like all music I enjoy it makes me happy. The texture of the sound appeals to me as death metal grunts appeal to 14 year olds. | ||
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thopol
Japan4560 Posts
On December 22 2009 14:24 Sunny Afternoon wrote: Can you describe the sound in that track? I can't. But yes, it does evoke emotion in me. Like all music I enjoy it makes me happy. The texture of the sound appeals to me as death metal grunts appeal to 14 year olds. Many people do not need music to evoke positive emotion to enjoy it, but if that's what upbeat is to you, enjoy away. As to 14 year olds, in pokebunny's case, I think of something with higher pitch than death metal. | ||
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Mastermind
Canada7096 Posts
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Zoler
Sweden6339 Posts
On December 22 2009 14:28 Mastermind wrote: That wasn't music. That was a 5 minute long sound. | ||
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Katkishka
United States662 Posts
On December 22 2009 14:28 Mastermind wrote: That wasn't music. That was a 5 minute long sound. No offense, but music is sound. someone who grew up listening only to noise music would probably be turned off by something like jazz | ||
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thopol
Japan4560 Posts
Music isn't just sound. There are interactions in sound that sound good or bad to the ear, and these relationships can be used and manipulated to create all sorts of music. I wouldn't say music is sound, I would say that music is composed of sounds. | ||
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Avidkeystamper
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Singapore6164 Posts
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Umbrella
Taiwan936 Posts
One of my online friend's band. However, I honestly don't see how you can downplay metal when metal songs consist of an arrangement of sounds too. | ||
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Altar
United States577 Posts
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ghermination
United States2851 Posts
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thopol
Japan4560 Posts
On December 22 2009 14:41 Avidkeystamper wrote: I just want to make sure, everyone heard some sort of static with high pitched squealing and low pitched squealing, right? Just in case I'm hallucinating, or hearllucinating. Yeah. Sounds are hallucination too. | ||
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Katkishka
United States662 Posts
On December 22 2009 14:40 thopol wrote: I like noise music a lot and I grew up listening to Jazz. I also don't like Koje. Music isn't just sound. There are interactions in sound that sound good or bad to the ear, and these relationships can be used and manipulated to create all sorts of music. I wouldn't say music is sound, I would say that music is composed of sounds. Well, what kind of noise music do you listen to then? I don't think Koje is entry level.. in any way... so, you know, that could be a problem. ^_^ | ||
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