John Cage - Spontaneous Earth - 1944

some bad pictures combined with good music.

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[cuervodka]

I actually really liked those pictures, who's the artist? Thanks for uploading this, btw.

[ElJardin84]

these are my own pictures. how nice you like them. :)

[puschip]

geile musik

geile bilder

geiles outro

[ElJardin84]

Dankedanke!

[aC1dxN1gHtM4rEs]

@ElJardin84 I was quite impressed with the images as well!

[bilbilg]

i love them too. very capturing

[WeLiveToDanceAlone]

your art is not bad my friend, in fact the music as well as the art complements each other very equally. great video.

[intervalkid]

@DarkZekeX

Well that's why words have definitions and context defines the exactitude of their meaning. Inferrence and implication can be clear from operating statements as were the implications of 4'33" and the statements of

"Just because you don't get the meaning of something doesn't make it pretentious" after I said that I thought the piece was pretentious. Quite clear. Communication skills are based on statement, implication and inferrance and logic are the rules for inferrence.

[DarkZekeX]

@intervalkid You know, by that logic, nobody should ever communicate with anybody else, because otherwise they are operating on the pretense that the other person knows their language, or is interested in their ideas.

[jfleminator]

@intervalkid Well this is an actual musical compostion so what are you bitching about exactly? Maybe you should take your well thought out, genius opinions to one of the many 4'33" videos on youtube, where the unenlightened can become enthralled by your stunning insights.

[intervalkid]

@intervalkid

Maybe annoying would be better word. It is only slightly insulting to intelligence. It just seems to me like someone trying to explain 2+2=4 and acting like it's profound. Or someone trying to tell me that an airplane makes a sound.

[DarkZekeX]

@intervalkid How is it insulting?

[intervalkid]

@DarkZekeX

As I said it operates on the pretense that I've never listened to "silence" before and had never noticed that there are always sounds. Even in practically complete silence there is still the ring of your nerves and the rushing of your blood. You can make music out of that if you want. I noticed that when I was 6 or 7 years old. That's why the pretense of the piece 4'33" irritates me so. Assuming that people haven't noticed that and need to be shown in such a manner is insulting.