
an exhibitionist that hates people

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killing raven sun wrote: ↑Thu Apr 04, 2019 8:38 pmi loledmelkobukva wrote: ↑Thu Apr 04, 2019 7:28 pmi'll just let the man speak for himself:
Given this – at first sight – obvious nonsense I committed myself to not playing anything, but the presets..... now adding Yamaha SY/TG .. Emu et al.
killing raven sun wrote: ↑Sun Apr 07, 2019 1:33 amthe words of a bitter doosh, those who cant do, review, and when that doesnt get the attention they need then they start flinging their own poo around, trying to soil the whole cage, never realizing they are just two bananas away from da russian gulag they rail againstjliat wrote: ↑Sat Apr 06, 2019 11:25 pmYou say I "actively discourage peer noisicians from pursuing the alternatives"
nope. Posting snippets and work in progress for a release which never happened in my opinion is not a "release". Any more than stuff of recording sessions now on you tube.
I would say 'minimally' as such sites are swamped its probably going to be ignored without some promotion. Moreover I have no approved list, and would say you would need to advertise the release if you had any intention of making it public. Because these are free, and because the cost of CDR is low even a CDR 'release' will be swamped. Hence the recent move to cassette as an alternative, and Vinyl - Vinyl is still expensive so its taken more 'seriously'. (not by me)melkobukva wrote: ↑Sat Apr 06, 2019 12:06 pmi record ~30 minutes of noise and post it on a publicly accessible website from jliat-approved list (soundcloud, bandcamp, etc) - this is a releaseIn my terms exchanging examples of work on a forum is not a 'general release' of a work. Or a release at all. If it is for you fine. And if you want to call it music - fine again. Elsewhere you claimed not to be able to produce music...melkobukva wrote: ↑Sat Apr 06, 2019 12:06 pmi do the same on a publicly accessible website not from jliat-approved list (noiseguide) - this is a non-release
ergo, it is not music and public availability that define a release, but conforming with the jliat-approved listAlternative, no, people have been exchanging examples of work like this for years, even exchanging cassettes privately. Authoritarian, nope, I have no authority here. Discouraging alternatives, again no, as its hardly an alternative. As I've said I think the alternatives, floppy disk, USB, VHS etc all and more have been explored by people making noise.melkobukva wrote: ↑Sat Apr 06, 2019 12:06 pmhow is that not retrograde and dogmatic and authoritarian and discouraging from pursuing the alternatives?
If you honestly think that you posting a link here a couple of months ago to 30m minutes of your work is some new and radical "alternative" non dogmatic way of releasing work, i'd have to say I could not agree, but go ahead.
I'm well aware of the 'problems' created by the freeing up of music production, and the idea of a release by an artist for a public, something which I've come to see cannot be an existing cultural model... as I've quoted before...
Of course the question then is why put out releases at all. And its a good question. I think one that hasn't a satisfactory answer. Vanity?
Or just the need to be. As the other question is why post here, why do you? and use it as a platform for your 'releases'... is it that we humans knowing mortality want to be heard.
Like those hand prints in Neolithic caves... 'look me... I was.."
killing raven sun wrote: ↑Fri Apr 05, 2019 5:13 amyou know you have arrived when your name has been verb tensed
Special Interests & I hate music are the only places that are neither a toilet or a graveyard.WhiteWarlock wrote: ↑Tue Jun 18, 2019 11:46 amWhat other active forums(clever doesn't count) are around anymore?
anyone that eye have interacted with even on semi positive note(that includes you Jliat&Tim)
send me PM for doing some brainstorming on somethings...
hmmm Clever actually made maniacs seems appealing
wonder how RRRon is doing
man, he is looking fucking old anymore
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