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  • Can someone ask Alix about her thoughts on radiohead and the corpus of Johnny Greenwood and Paul Thomas Anderson?
    Neither_0r
    Neither_0r
    Okay she said.. "Radiohead used to be my favorite band, I'VE NEVER SEEN A PTA FILM,
    ONLY THE LEGAL THRILL OF NESQUIK VIDEOCLIPS AND CHINESE CAR ACCIDENTS, PLEASE LISTEN TO OUR PROPHET COREY FELDMAN AMEN"
    Alix
    Alix
    They used to be my favorite band and are one of the biggest musical influences in my life if not the greatest. As for the second question I have no idea because I watch no nerd movies, only the intellectual thrill of alien spotting videos and Chinese LiveLeak accidents.
    AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH

    IM SEEETHHINNGGGGGG!!!!!!!

    Saw a yt comment that said:
    “if you’re confident enough there’s no wrong notes”-thelonius probably

    And im literally seething because it implies that Monk supported baseless garbage but we know that’s not true because he himself said “there’s no such thing as a half diminished… it’s a minor with the 6 in the bass”
    Geezer
    Geezer
    "You're only ever one note off" is what I hear quite a bit
    charlie
    charlie
    Yea like off a note, and by a beat and a half or something… but at that point, just put the music in a blender and hit “Purée”
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    “How beautiful are the grasses of the earth?

    Yet even these the creator has given to man for a carpet under his feet.

    How much more beautiful, then…
    must we be than they?”
    charlie
    charlie
    "Does God, who is Perfect Love, allow
    This imperfection in our lives?
    The soul must suffer first to know
    The perfect bliss of paradise...
    Harsh is the law, but to obey
    Is for weak men the only way

    To win eternal peace."

    Christ's sufferings in the flesh, he daringly explained, not only by the need to atone for human sins,
    but also by God's desire to feel earthly suffering:
    "God always knew earthly sufferings, but never before had he felt them."


    excerpts from the Gulag Archipelago, quotes from the poet Anatoly Vasilievich Silin
    "As one of his eternal, disastrous traits, the human being is incapable of grasping the ratio of an object to its price. For a cheap glass of vodka, a soldier is roused to attack in a war not his own, and lays down his life. In the same way, the zek, for those popper's handouts, slips off a log, gets dumped in the icy freshet of a northern river, or kneads clay for mudhuts barefoot in icy water, and because of this, those feet are never going to reach the land of freedom."

    - Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn, The Gulag Archipelago 1918 - 1956
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    charlie
    charlie
    "Philosophers, psychologists, medical-men and writers could have observed in our camps, as no where else -- in detail and on a large scale -- the special process of the narrowing of the intellectual and spiritual horizons of a human being. The reduction of a human being to an animal, and the process of dying alive."
    porcy
    porcy

    “you've heard of animals chewing off a leg to escape a trap. there's an animal kind of trick. a human would remain in the trap endure the pain feigning death that he might kill the trapper and remove a threat to his kind.”​

    ― Frank Herbert, Dune
    I want to make a thread called like “Theory of Everything” which isn’t exactly a TOE but more to discuss a way of distilling concepts of “work” into its basic fundaments, or into basic “practices”; eg. litigation, pure mathematics, theology all deal with the same sort of basic proving and reasoning…. And I’d like to classify these grouped practices and call them like “logical reasoning” (Lord forgive me for including theology) and then do the same thing for other kinds of work…. It’s a kind of taxonomic endeavor
    …all the little shared parts of urban life-
    the laundromat, with its tiles covered in a paste formed of dust, lint and detergent
    hearing the screams through the walls and floors
    the rhythmic yelping
    cars backfiring, racing up the hill as we try to sleep,
    The sirens singing us to sleep
    As we lay our heads and peer,
    realizing we’re not the only ones.

    Outside the window I watch them all,
    Rolling up the hill until they fall…

    …all the little shared parts of urban life-
    the sidewalk, how it sparkles in the sun
    soaking up the scents of those who tread
    The blood, the sweat and heat create the scent of days gone by,
    The way the cars ignore it so,
    And me, pedestrians belong to it,
    Ever-shifting the dust, kicking the rocks, eroding that which makes us feel at home

    Until one day we forget those roads
    That once we thought we’d always know

    …all the little shared parts of urban life-
    the tank was full, we drove too far
    you must get out and push the car
    they must be watching, i’m sure they are
    push with ease, don’t try too hard
    the whispers from the distant shores
    carried forth by wooden oars
    piling fore upon the shores
    punching holes into the doors

    Left alone, beaten and sore
    Laying there and wanting more
    Is it an issue on my part or have the IRC's certs expired?
    charlie
    charlie
    maybe a combination of both... certs are not expired
    i can connect on my computer but not on my phone
    "They call it Bepop. I call it something else. [...] They call us 'Jazz'.

    We're classical musicians, because we're trying to find out how to improvise like Chopin did, like Bach did, like Brahms did, like Liszt did, all of them, they learned how to improvise.

    So, we are trying to learn how to improvise like them, that's all."

    - Barry Harris, 2022



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