Love is the Law

hi there.

"You both listen to Boards of Canada, Francis Poulenc and Sweet Trip."

guuuuuurl 8 years later and your most recently played is still Elliot Smith haha

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Hello. If you'd like a recommendation, here it is one from me: Grouper ( http://www.last.fm/music/Grouper )

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Can I have a lesson please?

I'm not sure what types there are. I love ballet music. Particularly Tchaikovsky. Particularly Swan Lake. But I also love the Red Army Choir - I mainly like their faster tempo songs, but that's not the case for all classical music.

Why's that? I have a lot of classical music. Recommend me something?

I am going to challenge you on this one; https://soundcloud.com/super-violet

What's a "mwah"?

how do u even have a cat? wtf

mfw ur that qt wapanese gurl w/ that cat that is getting posted

i'm a metalpunx fag e_e

tfw you will never be deep enuff to listen to dark ambient all day

i don't really either `_`

i lub everyone ^___^ ... you might want to check out Man Is The Bastard. they're a powerviolence/harsh noise/power electronics band. also, yfw i saw Merzbow live and ain't even into noise. i've got a few hipster friends into noise but idk i just dun sit down and scrobble i but i love seeing amateur noise artists live.

tfw not supers or anywhere near that so i can't help you construct love :(

Thank you for the recommendations! I quite enjoy these artists, especially sea wolf.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TrIfKG9qMu4

Likewise. You have a good taste in music too. You should try listening to Pale Young Gentleman if you haven't already. Here is a sample: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FWhTvbnalrI

Soah many fealasu

hey, i found your page while aimlessly gliding through the ether; no doubt. really enjoy your ear channels!

Sometimes I'm in the mood for it. It's great music, though I need it to be somewhat active to really enjoy it. That split is my favorite in the genre so far though. Enjoy it! ^_^

Indeed. Have I gotten you to try Cawatana & Storm of Capricorn yet? Their split named Through Silver Shadows is pretty cool, though I can't really find a sample on youtube. The split is in here: http://rutracker.org/forum/viewtopic.php?t=3727997

>tfw low ;_;

yeah, ink spots p cool though.

Clearly you underestimate the power of the radio.

recommendation for late summer 2012 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nB9au3UBSqI

Glad you took that you took that in your stride. Sometimes, I fear I'm turning into a rather hard, indigestible acorn. I'll look it up. I do. I took to reading poetry only recently, after some really uncomfortable questions were raised by the cultural gargoyles in my head and I had to - had to - attend to them. A lot of Dylan Thomas, Arthur Rimbaud, Gary Snyder, Amiri Baraka, the works. Oh, VGL is a delight. It's written in stream-of-consciousness (Faulkner?Joyce?) comic prose, and it's about a little boy and how he grapples with issues that other people tell him are too big for his Mexican head, the chulo.

Well, there's no point scratching the walls about what you could have done or what you can do unless you make the time, even with a sticky schedule. Even if you really cannot make the time, it's best to stop thinking about it, or one botches the existing schedule. I may come off as harsh or worse, unsympathetic, but it's true. I'm reading three books - McCarthy's Bar (Pete McCarthy), Vernon God Little (DBC Pierre) and The Woman Who Walked Into Doors (Roddy Doyle). All Irishmen. Hope I don't turn into a guinness-guzzling, existentially-dislocated wife-beater, but they're helping me a lot, these books. I have no regard for FSOG, that sort of trashcan sexuality never really appeals to me. It reads more like a manifesto than an actual readable book. I've never read Baudelaire. What is it about?

One that deals with tinkering with green circuit-boards and microprocessors. Electronics. Are you reading anything currently?

An engineering student.

Is it? Haha, maybe it is. Yes, I do. What do you do?

Oh. I'm not. I'm from India.

Where in Japan do you live? I'm not very familiar with the general geography of the place. The only places that I know, I owe to manga, anime and neo-noir films (and maybe Murakami, Ishiguro and Satoyo).

all music is my thing, you might want to cop this as well http://rateyourmusic.com/release/album/jaufre_rudel/troubadour__instrumental_and_vocal_music_of_the_12th_century/ probably my favorite medieval composer

Hm. That seems legit enough, then. You must feel pretty warm all through the year. Yeah, sure. I'll get some wicker baskets, fruitcake and some bottles of Chardonnay along. Let's continue this routine a little later. I want to laze around for a while. Glad to make your acquaintance.

http://rateyourmusic.com/release/comp/washington_phillips/i_am_born_to_preach_the_gospel/ I look forward to being pretentious with you

Haha, yes, I noticed. I was just wondering how you'd come to appreciate the said warmth. It does frame your face but isn't it for someone else to enjoy and cherish? I really couldn't say if my hair was hospitable enough, that way. Pick a one with dandelions and rhododendrons, then.

Curious. How do you know about the warmth of a woman's hair? Indeed. I'd raise my glass to that but there are no /right/ meadows, only the ones that you think are worth hopping in.

Yes, absolutely. I guess the geography of our imaginations differ but the fundamental idea of a meadow-hopping beatnik is the same. She is brilliantly subtle. Music for balconies and rooftops.

296 plays of the Conet Project. Are you insane?

Off the top of my head, I guess it was because you were the top listener for some artist who I don't remember anymore, frankly. Maybe, your bio contributed a little to my interest.

Wakarimashta.

Erik Satie is in your tops. Very cool.

..maybe because you were too busy hopping through the meadows in question.