p13 did you like those albusm i linkyed ye yesternight

we're just sacks of chemical reactions

I liked Saritote II and that song off Quartet
the other album was interesting, I'll have to let it grow on me. I liked it but it was just a bit too minimal for me, I need some rhythm in my music

anything else you can rec me?

[QUOTE=adb;18536736]we're just sacks of chemical reactions[/QUOTE]

I don't see that as any sort of bad thing. Think of the almost impossible odds it took for us to evolve to what we are today. It billions of years of evolutionary build-up.

[QUOTE=Route1;18536740]I don't see that as any sort of bad thing. Think of the almost impossible odds it took for us to evolve to what we are today. It billions of years of evolutionary build-up.[/QUOTE]

lol

wouldn't the odds be anything but impossible because it happened?

[QUOTE=Route1;18536740]I don't see that as any sort of bad thing. Think of the almost impossible odds it took for us to evolve to what we are today. It billions of years of evolutionary build-up.[/QUOTE]

thats true and usually something I think about

just responding to malcolm and austin

changes in diet and physical exercise are completely obvious things you can change to help ease depression

[QUOTE=P13;18536745]wouldn't the odds be anything but impossible because it happened?[/QUOTE]

okay "impossible" was the wrong word but you get what I mean

why would you think about it, it's almost entirely irrelevant unless you think there's a higher purpose

sorry p13, anything non-apple related is clearly irrelevant - I should have known.

ur a funni guy :lol:lol

[QUOTE=Route1;18536728]There are 3 near-ish me


Don't you live in NY?[/QUOTE]

yeah, but i thought in n out was pretty much only on the west coast and now in texas or something?

[QUOTE=adb;18536733]except I actually gave two tips:

high serotonin diet

exercise

if you would like to see all the benefits of exercise g2 fitness thread[/QUOTE]

those can certainly help, but just saying "oh you're depressed you just need to increase serotonin levels and get exercise" won't help 99% of people who have it

[QUOTE=xMalcolmXx;18536758]yeah, but i thought in n out was pretty much only on the west coast and now in texas or something?
[/QUOTE]

oh shit I thought you were talking about 5 guys haha sorry

[QUOTE=P13;18536739]I liked Saritote II and that song off Quartet
the other album was interesting, I'll have to let it grow on me. I liked it but it was just a bit too minimal for me, I need some rhythm in my music

anything else you can rec me?[/QUOTE]

well since you're an engineer:
ryu hankil-[I]becoming typewriter[/I] (Korean EAI, empty; objects whose vibrations are picked up via piezo mics)
polly bradfield-[I]solo violin improvisations[/I] (American free improv from the '70s, also with lowercase attachments)
are great for study music/not paying attention to profs when it's unnecessary to give them attention.

those should be simple google searches (i found hankil on archive.org)

rowe/lehn/schmickler's [I]rabbit run[/I] is really frenetic and crazy as shit/chiastic and whatnot EAI

alfredo consta monteiro/ferran fages/ruth barberan/ferran fages/masahiko okura/masafumi ezaki/taku unami's [I]atami[/I] is a quirky, sharp fast-paced free improv/onkyo venture.

plus rabbit run has looney tunes cover art so win

[QUOTE=Bitchfork;18536760]well since you're an engineer:
ryu hankil-[I]becoming typewriter[/I] (Korean EAI, empty; objects whose vibrations are picked up via piezo mics)
polly bradfield-[I]solo violin improvisations[/I] (American free improv from the '70s, also with lowercase attachments)
are great for study music/not paying attention to profs when it's unnecessary to give them attention.

those should be simple google searches (i found hankil on archive.org)

rowe/lehn/schmickler's [I]rabbit run[/I] is really frenetic and crazy as shit/chiastic and whatnot EAI

alfredo consta monteiro/ferran fages/ruth barberan/ferran fages/masahiko okura/masafumi ezaki/taku unami's [I]atami[/I] is a quirky, sharp fast-paced free improv/onkyo venture.[/QUOTE]

well technically I'm getting a science degree but mkay will get

bitchfork what the hell is chiastic supposed to mean for describing music

i dont think ive ever read a bitchfork post that wasnt more than 2 lines

so tru

how would you know if he was telling the truth he could just be lying how do you know

dont sass me goran

[IMG]http://i.imgur.com/8pDlW.jpg[/IMG]

i've got a big ass tent in my backyard for my brothers graduation party what is the best way to take advantage of it

if it rains tomorrow i might get drunk underneath it. if its sunny tomorrow i'm definitely getting drunk underneath it. thats all i can think of doing with it though i need your help bros

thats the beauty of a tent its the same in the rain as it is in the sun

eatin strawbrs

[QUOTE=illmitch;18536765]bitchfork what the hell is chiastic supposed to mean for describing music[/QUOTE]

It has the full track in linear form and then the second track is the same thing but split into 42 parts and I read somewhere that the artists suggested taking the concept of chiasm and applying it to the order of the nonlinear listening experience, but that could be bullshit; I know for a fact though that it was meant to be able to be listened to ether nonlinearly or linearly.

[url]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j8hTg6BiQZw&feature=player_embedded[/url]

this is the most uncomfortable ive ever been watching a youtube video

[url]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R6UDg5FRp6I&feature=player_embedded[/url]

he loves smoking different types of tobacco and at 6 minutes theres a slipknot vocal cover

[QUOTE=Bitchfork;18536760]well since you're an engineer:
ryu hankil-[I]becoming typewriter[/I] (Korean EAI, empty; objects whose vibrations are picked up via piezo mics)
polly bradfield-[I]solo violin improvisations[/I] (American free improv from the '70s, also with lowercase attachments)
are great for study music/not paying attention to profs when it's unnecessary to give them attention.

those should be simple google searches (i found hankil on archive.org)

rowe/lehn/schmickler's [I]rabbit run[/I] is really frenetic and crazy as shit/chiastic and whatnot EAI

alfredo consta monteiro/ferran fages/ruth barberan/ferran fages/masahiko okura/masafumi ezaki/taku unami's [I]atami[/I] is a quirky, sharp fast-paced free improv/onkyo venture.[/QUOTE]
czechin

[quote=Bitchfork;18536797]It has the full track in linear form and then the second track is the same thing but split into 42 parts and I read somewhere that the artists suggested taking the concept of chiasm and applying it to the order of the nonlinear listening experience, but that could be bullshit;[B] I know for a fact though that it was meant to be able to be listened to ether nonlinearly or linearly.[/B][/quote]
u do do u

...


/czhiastic

[QUOTE=(*The Noonward Race*);18536802]u do do u

...


/czhiastic[/QUOTE]

yeah
well
"rabbit run: 1 piece split into 42 segments, designed to be played linearly or randomly" as a track title....

not a big deal was just pointing out that seems redundant

are you on the rag

[QUOTE=xMalcolmXx;18536798][url]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j8hTg6BiQZw&feature=player_embedded[/url]

this is the most uncomfortable ive ever been watching a youtube video

[url]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R6UDg5FRp6I&feature=player_embedded[/url]

he loves smoking different types of tobacco and at 6 minutes theres a slipknot vocal cover[/QUOTE]

what the fuck hahahahaha

archive.org has a lot of great stuff never used it before

[QUOTE=xMalcolmXx;18536798][url]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j8hTg6BiQZw&feature=player_embedded[/url]

this is the most uncomfortable ive ever been watching a youtube video

[url]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R6UDg5FRp6I&feature=player_embedded[/url]

he loves smoking different types of tobacco and at 6 minutes theres a slipknot vocal cover[/QUOTE]

I want to take a shower after watching these

[QUOTE=(*The Noonward Race*);18536811]archive.org has a lot of great stuff never used it before[/QUOTE]

um slsk>>>>>>>>>>>>Archive

railing some junk right now

whats up dudes

[QUOTE=Bitchfork;18536814]um slsk>>>>>>>>>>>>Archive[/QUOTE]
depends

i prefer waffles, dimeadozen, and luelinks plus public trackers

shot up meth for the first time today in the webbing of my feet no big deal

what's up dudes?
tinychat? j/o on tinychat? yeah?!

fuck i missed my amphetamine appointment i mean adhd prescription pickup thingy

[QUOTE=(*The Noonward Race*);18536820]depends

i prefer waffles, dimeadozen, and luelinks plus public trackers[/QUOTE]

A.) I can find anything I want on google or slsk
and
B.) you listen to music?