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No they all controlled their vehicles to follow me down the street at a 2 meter distance

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So far in the last month or two, been hit on by a guy in a rickshaw, a guy on a moped, a guy in a car, a guy on foot, and just now a guy on a bike.. just need a guy on a speedboat and a guy in a hang glider and I'll be the transportation succubus Apparently all it takes is a bit of visible skin tbf someone at field day called me a floozy haha my favourite compliment

I think this thread has kinda run it's course - Inward looking - emotion, honesty, intuition, expression wins - which I kinda expected, some music might not be the most radical but still resonates emotionally, and some music can be totally new and different but is just boring because there's no human feeling invested in it - even super cold robotic music can resonate with some sense of human fascination and excitement. On the other hand, sometimes someone can express themselves very sincerely, but because they do it artlessly, it just doesn't hit you, because it sounds like a description of an emotion, rather than something living and breathing, and I think how you make music live and breathe is by having it relate to a wider community or a real or imagined listener, either reacting against it, speaking to it, intentionally ignoring it... When it comes to music creation, you might start by looking inwards which you spurs you to look outwards for how to express it, or you might start looking outwards and it leads you to express something you experience inwardly, without necessarily being aware that's what is happening (I like this way more, because of the non-conscious aspect) - but there are probably many other modes of approaching music that don't even look inwards or outwards, and the two might not make sense as a dichotomy, since both are embedded in each other. Also, the adjectives I used to characterise the two sides of the dichotomy may not make sense, for example, you could have: Inward looking: innovation, ambition, radicalism, experimentation Outward looking: emotion, intuition, honesty, expression And actually both of those seem more interesting to me, emotions focussed on other people for example, or an ambition to change yourself in a way that will make the music better, or change yourself through the music - or like Throbbing Gristle did one time, role playing as completely different people to change the concrete sense of self you have

Yeah it’s kinda like what do you like most in Cherry Coke, Cherry or Coke, because without both it’s not a thing, but if you’re forced to choose, it’s the reasoning for the choice I find interesting

Yeah, not in a reductive way, for example sometimes I do written stuff by focusing on an image or a memory and write what comes to mind that expresses the feelings I have

Is the starting point ever trying to create something which reflects something you feel emotionally?

Maybe not, but that's an interesting answer, which is why I asked. You didn't mention emotion/intuition etc. though, so where does that fit in?

Yeah, a middle C is just a beat at 15,360bpm - hard to dance to though without leaving the corporeal realm

that's not funny, don't laugh at my struggles!

Temporally interacting tonal content which speaks to the part of the brain that processes tone of voice?

I think it's just discussing a different aspect of it - what would "discussing music" be to you then? Something like "this bit of music makes me feel like X" or "this makes me think about Y"? - and yeah I'm not saying it has to be true for everyone, but when I listen to music, I do think stuff like "wow, I love the creativity of the person who made this, I wonder what was in their mind when they made it, were they focussing on a feeling, were they trying to make a sound they hadn't heard before, were they trying to speak to an imaginary other person" etc... totally fair - but I *am* interested in that - obviously some others are not, so they meme and criticise the thread, and that's ok - sometimes the meta-conversation can be interesting too - like "why am I interested in the topic and other people find it stupid and annoying?"

it's kind of tangentially, fractionally a little bit true actually, in a limited way though, like not to get *rich* but I think there's something to be said for making something for *people* and not just your own self-interest and obviously getting rich is a boring goal, but some kind of success - like, "I want to make something a bunch of people will love and come to and enough people will pay for" - but the latter part only because if they pay for it you can spend more time making music people will get something out of instead of just doing stuff in your bedroom that nobody else connects to - which is a fine thing to do too, but I do think part of music being really good is making something socially valuable, at least for someone obviously it's a weird one though, you don't wanna think about it too much, but maybe just to make something for part of yourself that others might also feel, or part of yourself which has some relationship to others I can feel the impending wrath already on this one

nope

it's good for fucking hedgehogs in bandanas, yeah I know

When I say shits and giggles, I mean it's just for curiosity - I do care, while at the same time realising the limited function of verbal communication where music is concerned - particularly because of the difficulty describing abstract subjective experiences, and it's tendency to kill the fun and the joy of things - like when I go out and there's music, sure I love talking to people, but at some point dancing is a much more fun and exciting and freeing kind of communication, and sometimes not only do emotions come through, but new ones are formed. I do think we can explore each others experiences on here, and I am genuinely interested in finding ways of doing that, even if it's pretty awkward to try. I liked some of the objections, but maybe didn't think I had much to add except finding them interesting, like someone said elsewhere, maybe that's a downside of the *like* reaction, that you don't elucidate what it is you like about it. I did give my answer to the question, earlier in the thread - I felt that by being outward looking, the emotion can come through non-consciously, basically (although again, if that intention is too concrete, then it will feel contrived). But if someone seems like they are responding in bad faith and just saying hmmpph question bad, I may be less inclined engage with their objection (than maybe I should be) - was there an opinion in particular you think I could better engage with? Genuinely curious, because I'm definitely up for that. Would genuinely appreciate you pointing any of those out

oh haha sorry, you seemed angry

easily burritos, because a bat can also be a kind of burrito and burritos may be disgusting with salsa, so it encapsulates the other two

i said dick because it says male in your gender, sorry, presumptuous of me - I do mean that If you hate those questions then don't answer them, problem solved, but don't moan about it Jesus it's just for shits and giggles, unless you chose to staple your asshole closed obviously, then it's for nggghhhs and giggles