1. Finish research assignments
2. Finial practicals
3. Study
4. drink
5. Install Sibelius and start composing again
6. Get my audio computer up and running for recording again
7. Buy synth to reward self
8. retreat from world with Diablos 3
Note: All points are to be dosed in ample piano practise, procrastination and drinking
Kimbra: ‘Settle Down’ video.
I think people sometimes wonder why I have so much music
Namely, Music I havn’t listen to before, and over 200gigs of it
Well tonight is one of those nights, found a few things and it was good
I can flick through my winamp and just find things, I have listened to before and not liked, or might have heard of at some point, or plain random things
It’s an adventure
Just because you don’t like a song in your present mind, doesn’t mean tomorrow, it won’t suddenly connect with you, so why delete it.
The Knife - “Silent Shout’
The Synths soar high with elegance
The drums power courses through your veins
The bass shakes you to the core
And the voices bring you home
~My jam of the night
But I find it odd when people go OH WELL IM 6.5
yeh well im 6.6
or the ones that cry because they are a 5.9
<—- It seems so meaningless to me, I don’t even know what the hell my height is 6…something
this tuesday!!
(via fuckyeahkimbra)
# over thinking things
I think I have learn’t more this week about music then i have in a long time
(Source: codeaires, via pantsonheadretarded)
Everyday struggles
(via pantsonheadretarded)
This album is amazing.
No matter how much people can laugh or mock this band for their solos, or over the top nature, or the singing.
Their compositional skills and the way they pioneered a whole genre is something that is truly amazing.
An album with everything. And the title track is totally a mindblowing creation, all 26mins of it.
Inspiring. Plus their renditions of these songs on Score, with a full orchestra are even more stunning, whoever said Dream Theater lacks emotion have just listened to the wrong songs.
http://dt.spatang.com/octavarium.php
A breakdown into the thought that went into this album, quite on level with a Tool like production
