Random thought of the evening: "Luvstory" by 500won Project is a great song for when you need music to fall asleep to. There is just enough going on to keep it interesting as you're listening and fading in and out of consciousness, but the repetitive main riff is just hypnotic enough to relax you and make it easier to sleep.
does anyone ever get that feeling where, like, you want to post in a thread
because it is interesting to you, and you wish to make this known
and then you wonder why and realize you have nothing intelligent or meaningful to contribute
Yeah, much more often than I'd like to. And I already mentally filter post of my posts anyway, since about 75% of the time, I'll start writing a post and end up deleting it because I think what I'd written is stupid and not worth being said.
Court, Lark's Tongues, Starless and Red are all musts. Lizard is also great, tho often overlooked; i've heard it called challenging but it really isn't if you keep in mind that they originally set out to play jazz-rock.
i wouldn't say KC really have difficult albums so much as difficult individual tracks ("Providence" on Red is arguably one such track, for instance). The live albums (which i'm afraid i don't know nearly as well as the studio albums) tend to feature more in the way of freeform improvisation; THRaKaTTaK is a good example. Of the later studio albums with Adrian Belew, Thrak is nice because it contains a fairly even mix of memorable songs and experimental instrumental pieces.
actually if you like their more experimental stuff the albums the various Projeckts recorded might be the place to start
i'm not sure if they're actually 'more difficult', but they're certainly the last thing i'd ordinarily recommend as an introduction, while by no means bad albums, which has to mean something
This wasn't aimed at me (since I wasn't here when this discussion took place anyway, but thanks for the recommendations. I've been meaning to delve further into King Crimson's Discography for awhile.
y'know I tried watching Red Dwarf once a long time ago
couldn't get into it
Huh. Personally, it's one of my favorite TV shows of all time, right up there with Cowboy Bebop, Samurai Champloo and The Prisoner(I still need to finish that show).
Then again, TV in general hasn't ever been my thing very much.
Isn't really for me either. The only thing I watch nowadays on mainstream TV is educational stuff (mostly on deep space stuff) and occasionally watching the TV series Castle with my dad.
I am currently staying somewhere with TV, but I basically never turn it on, save for occasionally checking PBS and MSNBC or getting shanghaied into watching Jeopardy.
You are the end result of a “would you push the button” prompt where the prompt was “you have unlimited godlike powers but you appear to all and sundry to be an impetuous child” – Zero, 2022
I would argue that most can't? I mean, most disasters require something to happen to cause them to occur, and be that shifting of tectonic plates in case of an earthquake or someone making a stupid comment in case of a political PR disaster it usually takes more than ten minutes for a disaster to "occur" fully, but that depends on when you count the start of the disaster at.
More people have said that and been killed than there are thorium decay products.
I can think of:
-a vehicle crash, especially a plane -a building collapse -an accidental explosion -a machine gun massacre -a nuclear bomb exploding -a volcanic eruption (maybe?) idk
there are now roughly 20 minutes worth of original footage of a man dressed as Adolf Hitler engaging in a rap battle with a man dressed as Darth Vader in front of a greenscreen available for public viewing on Youtube.
You are the end result of a “would you push the button” prompt where the prompt was “you have unlimited godlike powers but you appear to all and sundry to be an impetuous child” – Zero, 2022
Counting the construction of the building as part of the "disaster" of its collapse seems a bit of a stretch to me, seeing as how all buildings must be constructed but the vast majority of them don't collapse.
Though one could argue that a building collapse is symptomatic of structural deficiencies, which would likely take more than 10 minutes to form.
Counting the construction of the building as part of the "disaster" of its collapse seems a bit of a stretch to me, seeing as how all buildings must be constructed but the vast majority of them don't collapse.
Though one could argue that a building collapse is symptomatic of structural deficiencies, which would likely take more than 10 minutes to form.
one could also argue that I'm omnipotent and am right by default.
You are the end result of a “would you push the button” prompt where the prompt was “you have unlimited godlike powers but you appear to all and sundry to be an impetuous child” – Zero, 2022
I'm thinking too hard about this now and it's very confusing
I hereby decree that Ludmila shall be sent to the dungeon for at least 10 minutes
You are the end result of a “would you push the button” prompt where the prompt was “you have unlimited godlike powers but you appear to all and sundry to be an impetuous child” – Zero, 2022
...that's what I get for accepting the lowest bid for dungeon contractors, I suppose
I knew I should have gone with Advanced Dungeons, LLC
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couldn't get into it
I guess I should go to bed.
I am a fucking maroon.
-a vehicle crash, especially a plane
-a building collapse
-an accidental explosion
-a machine gun massacre
-a nuclear bomb exploding
-a volcanic eruption (maybe?) idk
the world we live in is stupid and silly.
all hail the mighty pomp cloud.
for you see
I built the dungeon
and the railroad you shipped in the parts for the dungeon on
thus, I can simply order the dungeon to begone, and it is so
such are my immense powers.