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Joined: February 27 2005
Location: Nauru
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Posted: December 21 2009 at 11:37
James wrote:
Doesn't sound too bad?
Dude, it's just 7 clarinets playing very minimalist noise.
I have to listen to it all, just like the other one by Dumitrescu, but from fragments, I think it's rather heterophony (which desires to be inherently minimalist) than noise.
It doesn't sound "too bad", because I didn't gave me the grimace you and Henry had as reaction.
I'm glad you gave it a shot though; but I wasn't planning on mentioning anything to you until the release of the next one, which I'm extremely excited about.
I'm actually in a stage now where I'm not really marketing at all. I'm postponing all of that for hype on the next album. All of the songs are nearly finished, pretty much, so I'm not sure when it will be--could be anytime within the next few months.
When that one is released, you'll know, since I'll be marketing it crazily.
Hmm... sounds like I might like your new album better. More accessible this time, or only higher in quality?
Probably both, but definitely higher in quality (in my honest opinion).
If I didn't think what I was composing now was over 9000 times better than what I was before, then that would not be good.
Nothing like being in Wal-Mart this morning, with lines of carts loaded with toys and groceries and so forth from the registers to the clothing sections, and witnessing the hell that erupts when people realize the entire store has lost its ability to accept debit and credit cards due to a severe technical malfunction.
Oh, and by pure chance (since I never carry any), having a pocketful of cash to pay for my own crap.
It was hell! People crashing into you and looking at you like its your fault. Kids running amok and climbing into the freezer units. "Cripples" (read: fat asses) riding those oversized go karts with baskets. Hell. It was a circus. I wouldn't have been the least bit surprised if a juggling bear on a unicycle came out of the gardening center.
To top it all off, I go and get most of the Christmas shopping done (not planning to, but catching some great deals), and before I check out I happily call my wife to tell her we don't have to go out the day before Christmas (the only day she has off) to do our shopping, and I catch the third degree from her!
What?! You didn't let me do the Christmas shopping with you?
It was hell! People crashing into you and looking at you like its your fault. Kids running amok and climbing into the freezer units. "Cripples" (read: fat asses) riding those oversized go karts with baskets. Hell. It was a circus. I wouldn't have been the least bit surprised if a juggling bear on a unicycle came out of the gardening center.
To top it all off, I go and get most of the Christmas shopping done (not planning to, but catching some great deals), and before I check out I happily call my wife to tell her we don't have to go out the day before Christmas (the only day she has off) to do our shopping, and I catch the third degree from her!
What?! You didn't let me do the Christmas shopping with you?
I know better than to call anybody now.
I was being sarcastic.
Anyway, that really sucks to hear. I bet you're glad to have it done, but it seems odd that you got reemed for it.
Joined: February 16 2006
Location: Pennsylvania
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Points: 31169
Posted: December 21 2009 at 14:26
Epignosis wrote:
MovingPictures07 wrote:
Sounds like you had fun, Robert.
f**k no!
It was hell! People crashing into you and looking at you like its your fault. Kids running amok and climbing into the freezer units. "Cripples" (read: fat asses) riding those oversized go karts with baskets. Hell. It was a circus. I wouldn't have been the least bit surprised if a juggling bear on a unicycle came out of the gardening center.
To top it all off, I go and get most of the Christmas shopping done (not planning to, but catching some great deals), and before I check out I happily call my wife to tell her we don't have to go out the day before Christmas (the only day she has off) to do our shopping, and I catch the third degree from her!
What?! You didn't let me do the Christmas shopping with you?
I know better than to call anybody now.
One of the main rules of marriage: You can't do anything right.
My wife and I usually take one day off of work a few weeks before Christmas to "bang out" all of our brick-and-mortar shopping needs (try to do most purchasing online).
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