Frank Zappa, Big Sequence {Part 1/2}

[Squee36]

Makes me wish DANCE ME THIS would be released!

[jancivil]

@roncstelep: post some music. Words about music have no value by comparison.

Zappa was *critical*, and this is critical music qua music.

You have no ideas and confound 'reactionary' with 'critical'.

[Industriebrot]

Awesome.

[roncstelep]

Mindless, tasteless. I'd never make such shit. It's not music but a random sequenced stack of noises. Is there who can enjoy it? Whatever you say, I doubt it!

[Rotoplooker2000]

@roncstelep You sound like my mother. Frank really gets under your skin, eh? I've seen your comments on other videos that show about the same ridiculous attitude. You're right. YOU would never make such shit, because YOU are roncstelep! By the way, who are you and why should we give two fucks about anything you say?

[roncstelep]

Don't care about me! Just follow your way! By the way, if you ask me who I am, I'd say I'm a very sensitive critical person with thousands of music at the back incl. houndreds maybe thousand of synthesized music and who is about to write a book of my method of judging the art. All kind, all in the light of the philosophy. I have a very bad opinion about Zappa's synthesizer music. One of the most untalented something among the 1000 I've ever heard.

[GreggaryPeccary]

@roncstelep Is that so? I'd love to have a copy of that book. Little question: Will you be writing it in English?

[roncstelep]

@GreggaryPeccary Thank you very much for the interest! It's very nice of you! Pity, my English is not so good so I won't even try but writing it on my own language. I will name hundreds of artists there inlc. Kraftwerk and other synthesists and many symphonic compsers too. All will be derived from the philosophy and then I compare all to the "universal". Huge work, cruel verdict. The more the work of art is concerning the mortality, the more it is art. Huh..

[jancivil]

@roncstelep

Kraftwerk, eh? Spare me, please, that's entertainment for the simplest of minds.

What's your thesis, has it at all to do with music, or are you A PHILOSTPHER only.

[GreggaryPeccary]

@GreggaryPeccary

Note to myself: Work on your sarcasm, Greg, you're not getting the message across!

[jancivil]

@roncstelep

The real tellers here, are 'in light of the philosophy' & 'my method of judging the art'

There's nothing to care about, it's someone trying to vault their opinion above that bar and pretend it's more than that. It's wholly suspect a move to make.

IE: you're full of shit.

[jancivil]

@roncstelep

You've already decided you're the only judge. Your posts are mindless, evidence no thought, and = the ultimate pose for a person with a badly informed opinion, and you're hoping to hype your book with this kind of pretend critical-stance by being knee-kerk dismissive of any other stance?

[cartoonfan1920s]

I really like these synclavier experiments. In fact Jazz From Hell is my favorite album of his. The quality is amazing too, my dad owns some normal bias TDK cassettes from 1979-1999, the best ones were always the 1979-1986 ones, after 1986 the tape was made thinner :(

[devostm]

incredible

[SteveSparx]

Fantastic