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sachiko's report on what she did at that auckland show...
"i played with only one single tone.
but, i did big big fadeout.
so it was not "didn't change".
i did one big change with long long fadeout.
it is one of my style, true.
clear?"
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Album Rating: 2.0
The spirit of an art-work, the measure of emotion, of humanity, that is in it—-these remain unchanged in value through changing years; the form which these three assumed, the manner of their expression, and the flavor of the epoch which gave them birth, are transient, and age rapidly.
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Its ephemeral qualities give a work the stamp of “modernity;” its unchangeable essence hinders it from becoming “obsolete.” Among both “modern” and “old” works we find good and bad, genuine and spurious. There is nothing properly modern—only things which have come into being earlier or later; longer in bloom, or sooner withered. The Modern and the Old have always been.
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Music was born free; and to win freedom is its destiny. It will become the most complete of all reflexes of Nature by reason of its untrammeled immateriality. Even the poetic word ranks lower in point of incorporealness. It can gather together and disperse, can be motionless repose or wildest tempestuosity; it has the extremest heights perceptible to man—what other art has these?—-and its emotion seizes the human heart with that intensity which is independent of the “idea.”
It realizes a temperament, without describing it, with the mobility of the soul, with the swiftness of consecutive moments; and this, where painter or sculptor can represent only one side or one moment, and the poet tardily communicates a temperament and its manifestations by words.
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Therefore, Bach and Beethoven are to be conceived as a beginning, and not as unsurpassable finalities. In spirit and emotion they will probably remain unexcelled; and this, again, confirms the remark at the beginning of these lines: That spirit and emotion remain unchanged in value through changing years, and that he who mounts to their uttermost heights will always tower above the crowd.
What still remains to be surpassed, is their form of expression and their freedom.
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Album Rating: 2.0
The function of the creative artist consists in making laws, not in following laws ready made. He who follows such laws, ceases to be a creator.
Creative power may be the more readily recognized, the more it shakes itself loose from tradition. But an intentional avoidance of the rules cannot masquerade as creative power, and still less engender it.
The true creator strives, in reality, after perfection only. And through bringing this into harmony with his own individuality, a new law arises without premeditation.
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Only a long and careful series of experiments, and a continued training of the ear, can render this unfamiliar material approachable and plastic for the coming generation, and for Art.
And what a vista of fair hopes and dreamlike fancies is thus opened for them both! Who has not dreamt that he could float on air? and firmly believed his dream to be reality?—Let us take thought, how music may be restored to its primitive, natural essence; let us free it from architectonic, acoustic and esthetic dogmas; let it be pure invention and sentiment, in harmonies, in forms, in tone-colors (for invention and sentiment are not the prerogative of melody alone); let it follow the line of the rainbow and vie with the clouds in breaking sunbeams; let Music be naught else than Nature mirrored by and reflected from the human breast; for it is sounding air and floats above and beyond the air; within Man himself as universally and absolutely as in Creation entire; for it can gather together and disperse without losing in intensity.
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swee
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Album Rating: 1.5 | Sound Off
it was not didnt change
~clear
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Album Rating: 2.0
too bad jimmyjjj whasn't here to see this.
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Album Rating: 2.0
Creative power may be the more readily recognized, the more it shakes itself loose from tradition. But an intentional avoidance of the rules cannot masquerade as creative power, and still less engender it.
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Album Rating: 2.0
It most certainly was NOT didn't change, imo
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Album Rating: 2.0
Digging: Kanye West - Yeezus
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Album Rating: 2.0
dam cot wit pot
http://www.sputnikmusic.com/forums/image.php?u=176856&dateline=1372207812r
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lel
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i don't even feel right rating this
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For what it says about music, as a concept or an exploration or whatever, this is intersting, but as a standalone sine wave, it's terrible to hear.
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is this still playing or do I have tinnitus
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Album Rating: 1.0
salbutamol>
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This album deserves the score of
beeeeep/10
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it's like the radio edit of a Limp Bizkit album
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"is this still playing or do I have tinnitus"
That should be the albums slogan tbh
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That might be more accurate
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Oh this had more than one review? Now I'm in two threads of this lol fuck
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