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soma333

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  1. What would you put on a pizza? Much love and respect and love :cheers: What would you think about coming to Memphis and/or other southern delta states?....loads of nature and moonshine :)
  2. Hey guys, ever consider doing something acoustic, with non electronic instruments?
  3. Wonderfully nihilistic, i hate when people have these pseudo-intellectual tattoos of some shallow "meaningful" expression that everyone's heard a million timesIndeed, and thank you, I'm really pleased with it. Will eventually get it added too - not a sleeve but a continuation of sorts on my upper arm, ending on the back of my right shoulder (parsley, thyme and a cluster of mushrooms, respectively). this is all a bit contradictory to me and i'm willing to accept that i just don't understand the thinking behind it. (sorry to the bearer) i suppose this phrase means as much as the egg behind the fence does? ie: nothing, there's no point, it just is... but doesn't this tattoo fundamentally contradict nihilism? if so, then it's as pseudo intellectual as any other shallow meaningless expression whether you've seen it a million times or not. i'm genuinely interested, if asking for explanation makes me a cunt then so be it. i'd say if you can't handle someone asking, genuinely interested in the thought behind the writing on your arm, then you're a bit of a cunt yourself. you're perfectly at liberty to simply reply "it's personal" or "mind your own business" or even "fuck off you cunt" if you don't want to explain. (last bit to essines). No offence taken at all! I get a lot of very mixed feedback from it.To be honest the intention wasn't to convey nihilism particularly... Well, perhaps realism verging on nihilism. There was a thought process involved; It's a combination of two quotes, the latter part taken from my favourite writer Dylan Thomas, who you could say was rather nihilistic. I like the way the two quotes both contradict each other, and yet harmonise also - they flow nicely into each other, especially when said aloud - audio aesthetics is a big factor. The first part, said by Cartier-Bresson with regard to artistic expression, followed by a rather forgettable yet all-emcompassing statement in Thomas' Under Milk Wood - in which he is describing the daily activities of a small Welsh Villiage - declaring it all well, futile and meaningless, but in quite an exquisite and poetic way is all part of the joke. Life is meaningless and futile, especially if you don't have your own idea of a higher power or purpose on Earth. But live life we do. This probably sounds really wanky on my part. But that one line from Under Milk Wood (which you can't even find reference to online it's that unimportant) managed to stay with me. And to be honest, it helps me to chill the fuck out when I do get into a neurotic/nihilistic mindset. Oh, and I like thistles. I'm not tryin to suck your dick but I think your tattoo is rad. If yer gonna scar little bits of your skin with ink, it's gotta feel good to you every day. What else matters?
  4. Just finished watching THIS for the first time: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S1myB44Tjiw It was a doozey!
  5. Dude, webdings @ size 72 ftw
  6. this one is also great! Fuck yeah! Cheers! Beers! If y'all came to Memphis, kick it here with friends.... You may end up with one of your own
  7. Ima dude she's a dude

  8. hey hey HEY......... +1 for meathead echoingthesound massiph big upz
  9. watmm = the internet

  10. hey guyzz just got a copy of TROG on vinyl....but i think it may be the mispress! can anyone shed a little more light on that subject? like how many copies of this got out compared to the repress, nature of the surface noise (static and whatnot), this "artifact" (does it happen to be this white line that creates a 90' angle on the cover by chance?) anyway i bought it off amazon from someone brandnew with the skam sticker and everything, but i did notice surface noise enough to make me want to clean the record.......um..... otherwise i just re- fell in love with this album after hearing it mastered for vinyl and absolutely BUMPING in every frequency can sorta almost maybe look past the surface noise part...
  11. from listening to this album and reading watmm opinions, it seems to me that the remix potential of this whole album may be the keystone
  12. Is it safe to mention that ceephax delivers all the time 100%
  13. However, the one album that is guaranteed to bring tears to my eyes on half the tracks is Paul Simon's Graceland. Just got into this album, makes me feel fucking amazing after listening to it, like I just took a mentholated shower on a jungle's beach or something. Rhythm of the saints is a great album too especially the drums and rhythm elements, but I think that came out in 90?
  14. You'll get it when it comes and fucking like it.
  15. Also found that my topic about the guy in Florida has already been made. Gotta vent y'all.
  16. I just used proper twice in my post without being aware and now I feel as though I have a very limited vocabulary. Plus I'm still sitting here at sonic posting this. And the carhop girl has come by to ask me if I need any condiments about 5 times now, making me look like a creepster in my white creep van who has nothing better to do than hang out in the sonic parking lot.
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