Kat Kovaleff's ethnography for UCSC anthro class: "Documenting Culture."
Sound-tracks:
Shpongle - Beija Flor
Mr. Peculiar - Remote Viewing
The words from the scrolling intro:
"Within the intricat...
Kat Kovaleff's ethnography for UCSC anthro class: "Documenting Culture."
Sound-tracks: Shpongle - Beija Flor Mr. Peculiar - Remote Viewing
The words from the scrolling intro: "Within the intricately syncopated pulses and biotically textured vibrations created by ever more complicated methods of sound synthesis, we are honing the art of trance into de-collapsing vistas of organized shamanic sciences and psychosomatic alchemy. To be fully exposed to heartbeat of technological music is to be direct witness to the astounding presence of life and participant in it's aeonic momentum."
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I would say electro is more natural than orchestral music. Classical instruments have a smell almost.. like a furniture shop or something.. Their rigidity is only overcome by having more rigid instruments added in. Electric music overcomes this because it is as flexible as the univers itself. we can conjure up anything.
I don't care what people say about the effects of drugs even if they are completely safe. I completely go against the idea of shoving any chemicals down my throat. I take a drug through my ears it's called music. Now fuck off with your LSDs and what not and show your love for the fucking music.
That doesn't even make sense. You carry on playing your girly grand piano us new age types are more into electronic sounds. Anyway, this music is no less natural than classical music. When you go deep into the quantum mechanics of sound you'll understand that electronic music is no less "natural" or organic than your shitty Mozart etc. Don't get me wrong, I LOVE orchestral music, but I fucking HATE Mozart.
Every emotion you've ever felt has been chemically induced, and ingesting MDMA, LSD or psilocybin is no more harmful or disturbing to your body than a short-term release of adrenaline or dopamine - It's just missing the point to be describing such experiences as unnatural (plus, that's not necessarily a bad thing, and explains why people enjoy experiencing 'synthesized' terror in horror films etc).
music in itself aint natural.. but its a beautiful expression of what is a purely natural phenomena.. its wonderful when u see a living being expressing such magnificent notes in the form of music... thats the pure beauty of it......... drugs or intoxicants pull the down the level of consciousness.. chemicals for that matter induce a fake sense of well being... am saying its easily poss to get high easily on music only...........
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i loved the music waayyy before i even tried the drug
Besides, there's no such thing as a "fake" experience - if you're experiencing it, then it's real, even if it's just happening in your mind.
Every emotion you've ever felt has been chemically induced, and ingesting MDMA, LSD or psilocybin is no more harmful or disturbing to your body than a short-term release of adrenaline or dopamine - It's just missing the point to be describing such experiences as unnatural (plus, that's not necessarily a bad thing, and explains why people enjoy experiencing 'synthesized' terror in horror films etc).