On Mon, 7 Apr 2003 15:04:51 -0500 (EST), EggyToast <eggy@eggtastic.com>
wrote:
quoted 16 lines Sogax said:> Sogax said:
>> IDM, ha who cares. UIDM, unintelligent dance music. I like Mr. X and
> Mr
>> Y. Marusha rox too. Does that make me unintelligent? But if I listen
>> also Susumu Yokota does that make me instantly intelligent? Does
> that
>> really matter at all?
>
> No, a bit off. IDM may stand for intelligent dance music, but the
> etymology of our intelligent is based on the *other* meaning of
> intelligence.
>
> Namely, "Secret information, especially about an actual or potential
> enemy."
>
> derek
Provocation is a nice hobby. ;)
But on a serious note you have a point there. Human creature is built with
two
basic principles. To breed and to survive. Anything beyond is a creative
action.
So music or any experience, which pokes you or stirs your mind more than
usually - creates a tension. Our insticts get sharper and our nature is to
be prepared for an enemy.
Any obstacle can be therefore observed as an enemy.
then purely absurdity :P
So if Mr. X and Mr. Y pump their sound into me and I happy join them
without resistance
I just adapt into nature but with more provocative sound I need patience to
decipher 'the
message'. Mainstream is your friend. Deep stuff is your enemy. At the end
both can be adapted.
The problem or blessing is that the deeper you go into intellect, deeper
you dip into your
mind, the more you begin to demand. There is no way back into dullness. Not
without lobotomy.
So deeper the experience goes the more control the experience has from our
psyche. IDM is a
weapon in right hands. Hehe.. My goal is to create army of brainchildren
via sound. Hyptonising masses to be aware. Maybe RDJ does the same.
Hypnotizing society.
.peace
:)
Sogax
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