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Lol.
Straight Jacket Nuts
I respectfully disagree. I'm old enough to remember when they started up. I don't think your assessment fits them in their early years.
That one is an instant no go for me now, unless I see something really compelling which is, maybe, 0.1 to 1% of the time. Usually if an artist I like is using something I am interested in I find out by mistake, or online research, discussion etc.
I hear that, and I guess that is what is being demonstrated by everyone here, maybe not the bothered by part. The problem for me is, I try to be resilient, but after a day of inhaling bushfire smoke and walking kilometres in the heat and listening to people complain about every minuscule little thing I get a little irritated by this and that. Better I save my smiles for those that matter and take it out on the emails. I probably should unsubscribe more but I have a spam catch email for a reason and some interesting things do pop up so I just filter it with my eyes.
That's actually not bad. I wouldn't be surprised at all.
Literally, fire, and all of it is pretty silly.
Funny enough, the guy that says Niko’s midi pack is “insane” in the ad is a good friend of mine (GREAT mastering engineer), and he is most definitely a surfer dude from San Diego (now in NYC). As a former long time mental health worker, I don’t live the use of that word particularly, but I know in surfer/ California speak they mean something different, and the friend that says it could not be a nicer, more helpful, and more giving person, so I don’t think about it too much.
I know this makes me an old curmudgeon of sorts, but I am constantly correcting my teenaged daughters for “like,” “literally,” and things like that. It is especially distressing to me that news reporters and other presenters are now talking like this (note the correct use of the word “like” in that sentence!).
Anyway, I just try to block out the noise. I will never purchase a midi pack. And I do not intend on committing the cardinal sin of EDM, so no worries.
Thread's on fleek
I did, and it was insane. Groove Monkee drum midi. Well actually it wasn't really insane, more totally usable and falling closely within the genre used to market it's purpose. But that in itself would be insane by marketing metrics of today. I don't know what to make of that.
I should have been more specific- I do have some groove monkee drum packs from many years ago, but I won’t purchase a midi chord pack. Then again, maybe there’s no difference now that I think about it.
There is a big difference to me. So I agree with you, but maybe not others.
do our words lead our culture, or those our culture lead our wirds?
what does it say, if 'dead good' ,, 'sick' ,,, 'insane' ,, are sin-o-nims for the "highest" good ?
at the same time, a techNo culture criminalizes plants and fungi?
criminalizes our "high" ?