Epikrika

NiggerRigger said:
He is the most generic guy. Just some rich white suburban kid with autism making shitty beep boobs living with his parents with an overinflated sense of ego who used to review Roblox games. People like Carl Jung for example are actually the ones that might be superhuman.
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The fucking guy that discovered electromagnetism. Hendrik Lorentz made the Sharty possible
 
FartmingerFuckwadCheeseSte said:
This guy's not an eccentric albeit talented and thoughtful composer with specific capabilities that puts him up there as "one of the greats" in his own way, say somebody like Robert Fripp with an intricate and carefully constructed sound centered around rhythm and time signatures. Not one of the "greatest" guitarists from the 1970s but still one of the most fascinating out of the bunch.

This guy just throws as much random shit together as possible and calls it avant-garde and expects to be met with all the praise in the world for doing something anybody could accidentally if they fiddled around in GarageBand FL Studio or any other DAWs for more than five minutes, it doesn't take actual musical knowledge or capabilities to make this shit.
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This guy just puts a bunch of random noises related to whatever theme, creates a cool looking cover and calls it a day.

>Though I'm almost as tired of people so quick to frame the slightest engagement with any of this as "addiction"



>Rather than addressing the countless actual problems within the mainstream industry, we instead see the internet discourse surrounding porn speeding toward cartoonish levels of prudishness



>Like ooh, someone posted a shitty meme ending with cropped hentai, or made a somewhat unnecessary reference to the existence of sex! That's some true "gooner" activity right there!



>It's crazy how that term was once just the name of participants in a really specific fetish but then breached containment and became a catch-all for anyone who has ever jacked off in their life and isn't completely ashamed of it



>This is literally just the next iteration of "degenerate" and so many of you either refuse to see it or naively believe there's no way it could hurt anything



>Kinda reminds me of how many times I've seen otherwise relatively progressive people have no hesitation baselessly insinuating that the "boykisser" meme, explicitly gay imagery originating in a predominately queer community, is a stereotypical sign of an online child predator



>Cuz y'know, it's not like "GAY THING = PREDATORY" could possibly have any broader implications! It's not like that's one of the very first ways queers have been getting smeared for decades! >No sirree!



>And it's escalated to a point where at 1 AM on a saturday night I can see one such acquaintance nonchalantly share a concerningly high-effort piece of artwork depicting the boykisser kitty happily posing next to none other than fucking Jeffrey Epstein



>So on top of the implied homophobia, they also have no problem trivializing the actions of one of the most infamous sex traffickers in history by turning him into a silly mascot to use as shorthand for associating something with grooming



>Like, stop the fucking music, just think about all that for a moment.



>What the fuck are these people doing?

This guy is a fucking retarded.
 
NiggerRigger said:
This guy just puts a bunch of random noises related to whatever theme, creates a cool looking cover and calls it a day.

>Though I'm almost as tired of people so quick to frame the slightest engagement with any of this as "addiction"



>Rather than addressing the countless actual problems within the mainstream industry, we instead see the internet discourse surrounding porn speeding toward cartoonish levels of prudishness



>Like ooh, someone posted a shitty meme ending with cropped hentai, or made a somewhat unnecessary reference to the existence of sex! That's some true "gooner" activity right there!



>It's crazy how that term was once just the name of participants in a really specific fetish but then breached containment and became a catch-all for anyone who has ever jacked off in their life and isn't completely ashamed of it



>This is literally just the next iteration of "degenerate" and so many of you either refuse to see it or naively believe there's no way it could hurt anything



>Kinda reminds me of how many times I've seen otherwise relatively progressive people have no hesitation baselessly insinuating that the "boykisser" meme, explicitly gay imagery originating in a predominately queer community, is a stereotypical sign of an online child predator



>Cuz y'know, it's not like "GAY THING = PREDATORY" could possibly have any broader implications! It's not like that's one of the very first ways queers have been getting smeared for decades! >No sirree!



>And it's escalated to a point where at 1 AM on a saturday night I can see one such acquaintance nonchalantly share a concerningly high-effort piece of artwork depicting the boykisser kitty happily posing next to none other than fucking Jeffrey Epstein



>So on top of the implied homophobia, they also have no problem trivializing the actions of one of the most infamous sex traffickers in history by turning him into a silly mascot to use as shorthand for associating something with grooming



>Like, stop the fucking music, just think about all that for a moment.



>What the fuck are these people doing?

This guy is a fucking retarded.
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Thanks for the soyquote material
 
>I suspect a common audience response here might be along the lines of "You couldn't waterboard this out of me!"

>But I think that'd speak more to your own insecurity than anything wrong with my decision-making

>I got my name and face on the cover and everything, I truly don't give a shit what anyone thinks is "embarrassing"

>Because I'll always have far more respect for those who "overshare" than those who pretend to be totally stoic

>So if this upsets you, then take care of yourself and go listen to something else instead, that's a healthy practice

>I promise I never intended to hold anyone captive

Honest Content - CWCki

sonichu.com sonichu.com
 
NiggerRigger said:
This guy just puts a bunch of random noises related to whatever theme, creates a cool looking cover and calls it a day.
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Unrelated, but it's possible to write a good tune with decent music comprehension at a young age. Rod Argent (keyboardist, songwriter) of The Zombies was 18 years old (2 days before he turned 19) when the band recorded their first hit She's Not There.
The vocalist was also 18 going on 19 later that month, the drummer had turned 19 earlier that year and the fucking guitarist had turned 18 that year. It was the bassist who was like 21.

Epikrika should take notes
 
NiggerRigger said:
>I suspect a common audience response here might be along the lines of "You couldn't waterboard this out of me!"

>But I think that'd speak more to your own insecurity than anything wrong with my decision-making

>I got my name and face on the cover and everything, I truly don't give a shit what anyone thinks is "embarrassing"

>Because I'll always have far more respect for those who "overshare" than those who pretend to be totally stoic

>So if this upsets you, then take care of yourself and go listen to something else instead, that's a healthy practice

>I promise I never intended to hold anyone captive

Honest Content - CWCki

sonichu.com sonichu.com
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more fucking soyquote material holy gem
 
FartmingerFuckwadCheeseSte said:
Unrelated, but it's possible to write a good tune with decent music comprehension at a young age. Rod Argent (keyboardist, songwriter) of The Zombies was 18 years old (2 days before he turned 19) when the band recorded their first hit She's Not There.

Epikrika should take notes
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Bach wrote Toccata and Fugue at 17. Dude made the soundtrack for all Gothic horror then and this faggot can't even make real troonslop
 
FartmingerFuckwadCheeseSte said:
Unrelated, but it's possible to write a good tune with decent music comprehension at a young age. Rod Argent (keyboardist, songwriter) of The Zombies was 18 years old (2 days before he turned 19) when the band recorded their first hit She's Not There.

Epikrika should take notes
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I know "the next Chris Chan" cliche is overdone but his thought patterns is disturbingly similar to Chris Chan.
 
SUPERCELLEX said:
Bach wrote Toccata and Fugue at 17. Dude made the soundtrack for all Gothic horror then and this faggot can't even make real troonslop
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Although not classical and by no means not as complex, the guy who sang on this track, Alex Chilton, was 16 years old when he and the band recorded it. He later went on to start a power-pop group called Big Star which gained a cult following in the decades since their inception.
 
FartmingerFuckwadCheeseSte said:
Although not classical and not as complex, the guy who sang on this track, Alex Chilton, was 16 years old when he and the band recorded it. He later went on to start a power-pop group called Big Star which gained a cult following in the decades since their inception.
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His KINREK albums were pretty decent
 
NiggerRigger said:
It's decent in comparison to his new music. And it's pretty good for a 15 year old.
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SUPERCELLEX said:
In comparison to his new music but it's like brimstone compared to antimatter poopson. I've heard better from 15 year olds too geg
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Even Justin Bieber who grew up to become talentless dogshit began as someone potentially of musical worth.


>He was first seen in a YouTube video as a 12-year-old cover singer. Raised by a single mother, Bieber had humble beginnings precipitating his work ethic and meteoric rise. Bieber played the guitar, piano, drums, and trumpet growing up, but as a pre-teen, his singing kicked off his career in Music.

Here he is at 14 years old performing a Justin Timberlake song
 
FartmingerFuckwadCheeseSte said:
Even Justin Bieber who grew up to become talentless dogshit began as someone potentially of musical worth.


>He was first seen in a YouTube video as a 12-year-old cover singer. Raised by a single mother, Bieber had humble beginnings precipitating his work ethic and meteoric rise. Bieber played the guitar, piano, drums, and trumpet growing up, but as a pre-teen, his singing kicked off his career in Music.
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Justin Bieber is just a MK Ultra victim.
 
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