made good ambient today made me happay
:)
also finished some surrealist noise drop me a line if you want it
:)

[QUOTE=Larry Bird;18391418]http://www.box.net/shared/l2aodymbtv
am i badambient yet[/QUOTE]

put ten of those on an album
get 3 1/3 mins of muzak

what is surrealist noise

noise that allows you to picture yourself flying down staircases and winding through doors that have rooms that constantly morph and change while you leave directions it's like acid



some people said it was like a 6 min musical vers. of Eraserhead.

so kind of like[I] Shipwrecker's Diary[/I], huh?

nepenthe had this to say "listened to the album with 3 tracks. first 2 were really good, gave me a noir-ish vibe for some reason that was really unexpected,"

new tim hecker is very good

Powerman 5000 has a really unique sound, its like nu metal with liberal amounts of funk and even some industrial

The Doo-Dooettes - Free Rock
is so good.

[QUOTE=APirate;18394598]Powerman 5000 has a really unique sound, its like nu metal with liberal amounts of funk and even some industrial[/QUOTE]

sounds vaguely like Korn

it doesn't have that same dark, low end

it's like a RHCP with cheesy hip hop influence, but Tonight The Stars Revolt has a weird space rock thing going

speaking of Korn I just read fieldy's book, what a douchebag

this dude's mom kicked me out of her house once bc i blacked out and started making fun of her bc she liked powerman 5000

well not everyone listens to shit dark ambient all the time

that's not what i heard

you actually have a really good point

[QUOTE=APirate;18395182]it doesn't have that same dark, low end

it's like a RHCP with cheesy hip hop influence, but Tonight The Stars Revolt has a weird space rock thing going

speaking of Korn I just read fieldy's book, what a douchebag[/QUOTE]

what is fieldy's book all about

my friend's reading it

first 200 pages are about his life destroying addiction to marijuana and last 70 pages are him apologizing to every one hes hurt by smoking weed and begging them to find jesus like him and Head

i mean it was interesting and all but fuck, i know 14 year olds that use harder than hes claiming to have done

"i know 14 year olds that use harder than hes claiming to have done"
c:
yeah i mean what is this world coming to

idk you've only had 14 years to be acquainted with it right

didn't know Fieldy turned to jebus too

[quote]Repetitive and vague, this memoir from former Korn bassist Fieldy is a slog only fans could love. For 200 pages, addiction dominates the narrative of Fieldy's rock and roll career, which revolves numbingly around the same two points: "I didn't realize what a jerk I was" and "I didn't want to talk... I just wanted to drink and get high." That might explain why he can't seem to remember much from the band's early days, painted in broad strokes: "It was a rough tour but we still managed to do whatever was necessary to get through"; "Somehow, between all of the tours and being on the road, I had gotten my first wife pregnant." Fieldy fares better when he reaches the recovery and faith stage, confessing that "I don't want my children to go through the depths of hell to discover there's a better way." Fieldy's redemption seems sincere (though readers may wonder if his apologetic letters to former friends weren't written for the book), but his tale is strictly for those impressed by details like "I knew DJ Lethal from his days of being in House of Pain, though he would later join Limp Bizkit."[/quote]

idk why this is the product description on amazon.com

[QUOTE]Repetitive and vague, this memoir from former Korn bassist Fieldy is a slog only fans could love. For 200 pages, addiction dominates the narrative of Fieldy's rock and roll career, which revolves numbingly around the same two points: "I didn't realize what a jerk I was" and "I didn't want to talk... I just wanted to drink and get high."[/QUOTE]hahahaha jesus that's like an extended paraphrase of what I just said. and yeah i could have really done without explanations like "we shot gunned beers..that means we hooked up a funnel to a hose and covered the hose with our thumb until we were ready to drink it" or "our record went platinum, what that means is that it sold a million copies."

[QUOTE]didn't know Fieldy turned to jebus too[/QUOTE] yeah I saw it on a clearance rack at barnes and noble for 6 dollars and bought it thinking it was Head's book until I started reading it

its 270 pages and the last 70 pages are literally almost nothing but bible passages and ramblings about i don't preach but jesus is the only way you'll be happy

Why the fuck would you even read that crap?

and why is nu-metal talk in this thread?

i like nu-metal, to answer both questions

i feel like you just mitch-like nu metal

and i know you know what i mean

i mean i don't wear slipknot shirts or anything but i do listen to nu-metal everyday

i'll admit part of it's nostalgia but i think its good music

just ordered this

[url]http://hospitalproductions.net/2011/02/vatican-shadowcontrepoison-the-serpent-carries-him-back-into-paradise-cs[/url]

nice one

I want to get a tape deck

i have a 4 track tape recorder

i want a cassette player for fun tho

i have a boombox with a tape deck, so thats how i listen to this stuff for now. oh well.

I want an 80's pro deck I can make decent rips to the computer with

[url]http://www.vintagecassette.com/[/url]

browse through here sometimes

you just reminded me i downloaded a surf music compilation in english class today

it better have The Centurion's [I]Intoxica[/I]

i think its all Dick Dale and the Deltones

my teacher was wearing a Bauhaus shirt the other day but you dont know anything about that

about his shirt? no, I don't

[I]In The Flat Field[/I] is a good album though

nerves like nylon

NERVES LIKE STEEL

my ex gf went to the bauhaus show without me and she said Peter Murphy sang that Joy Division song transmission and broke down crying at the end and said it was for his good friend Ian

pretty gay

i still cry during Atmosphere

Ian Curtis passed away listening to Iggy Pop

[url]http://cgi.ebay.com.au/Rare-REALISTIC-3-Head-Cassette-Deck-SCT-30-/320651546100?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_15&hash=item4aa8524df4[/url]

might buy this

love will tear us apart was on the radio this morning. reminded me to listen to unknown pleasures throughout the day