sheatheman

it is related enough to be here. the video is rel good too.

Google is messing with youtube and has likely ruined it. The option to reply to/thumbs up and down a video seems to be removed. And now:

Nice catch. I agree, and it will realize that potential. It will. Not many people are aware of it right now.

SeaHouse

one way to rate an album is how many tracks you honestly enjoy without trying. if there are 10 amazing tracks on an album, it could get a 10/10. on that scale: Tim Hecker - Virgins 4/10

I love Splazsh.

Ha, like that would ever happen.

Hazyville is a must. Redit 124? If you haven't blasted that one then you don't really know Actress do you? Crushed? Green Gal? COME ON!!! I don't see Wee Bey in the tracklist for GHettoVille; I get the feeling that it is a fake list. Or Wee Bey is just a taster.

It's not as bad as the new Star Trek Theme. Still bad.

If he would have started stirring it and sloshing it out of the bowl, I don't know. I would have laughed pretty hard.

http://youtu.be/j8Al-tiWPwc

What is your favorite mode? Ever dabble in Heptatonia Secunda?

scanning...scanning...

Thank you.

Nick is hilarious in that. "I'm 27 and I look 40." Who is the third guy who is the trash hobo in Ideas Man? I love that bit. Oh yeah, Charles.

::::~ ::::~:::: ~:::: ~:::: ~:::: ~ This used to cripple me, especially during late 2010, early 2011. It was a crisis to me. I finally let go and moved on, and it's probably for the better. I feel like I am closer to a true form of something now.

Man you get it. It's the same thing about the moment, like having nothing to do, nothing to claim for yourself, just getting really absorbed at 2am with something that is mundane/mystical. The music is great as long as you don't think about it too much, and yet here we are, writing a Tome about it. I blame you. You are the first person that ever said the term to me, on soundcloud.

More well said things. It's the internet. Experience is cheapened because 1: we know that there are millions of people experiencing the same things and that makes us feel insignificant and 2: the internet allows us to simulate experiences, creating a new type of experience (simulacrum), so there is no need to actually move through space and interact with others. I think that's why so much of the imagery is focused on late 80's, because the internet/technology was SO promising at the time, and hadn't been proven to be evil yet. I need to stop talking about this. There was a lot of hope at the time. Ultra has this phrase on bandcamp, "stop hoping, start dreaming." As in, all of this 80's imagery about the future never happened.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VUHzuvpJklQ I love the animations this channel makes for its videos. I watch them mainly for that. By the way, this video shows zero violent content. http://www.youtube.com/user/TomoNewsUS?feature=watch

Now pretend that didn't come from me, that no human wrote it, and it is simply information that entered your brain.

http://youtu.be/CBAlZBoUwFY First rule of vaporwave. You don't talk about vaporwave. That said, I think the whole reason people are so into it is because it represents this feeling, when you are staying up late watching informercials or whatever, I guess people actually do that, but you get in that zone where you keep thinking that you are missing out on something. What I'm saying is there is this implied social element somehow, so ubiquitous is the theme of lounge/plaza/waitingroom, but the people actually in those places aren't thinking of things that way. If you go to a lounge it will be nothing like this idealized version. The idea has been bugging me for years. I have this idea of actually having fun hanging out in a lounge, but the reality is that they would probably be playing lady gaga and everyone would be drunk and/or have their hearts aimed out----> and not in <-----. The idea of living happily in a moment, with someone else too, in this self contained lounge world, but the simultaneous nostalgia/depression that it is a bygone era, or it never has and never will actually exist, that the extent of it is that production room and it is only perceived through a screen, or in a purer way--through a speaker.

Depends.

Left the butter out cos it was getting cold, you know, it's nice to act according to perceived trends, have your butter ready to go. Yesterday hit 90 degrees and the butter got really soft. Used it anyway because I like a little pat of it in my Cream of Wheat, which I had for dinner last night with my wife. The butter is back in the fridge, but I woke up feeling a little weird, kind an achy throat. Not the esophagus, just the inner neck/throat(?) muscles. Feeling okay, but could be better. Also, the water I am drinking right now is room temperature, and I had to carry it up to my office (1 gallon jug!). It's usually cold since I keep it in the mini fridge, but I was thirsty and couldn't wait for it to cool down, plus I don't have easy access to ice. It's in the lounge on the floor above me, but I rarely go up there. It could actually be a nice place though. That is another problem: the lounge has potential to be a chill hangout but it is just not there yet and I don't know anyone in the building who will help me get it there.

Haha thanks- most definitely.. The artwork I created? More like bad clip art (mostly businessmen and tennis players), and heart drawings everywhere. with titles like "I Loved You, I Love You, And I'll Always Love You" lol Hahaha. I meant the album you have been jamming to