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9 hours ago, i wrote and published a new blog post called “the tragedy of recorded music”. written from the heart as usual

it feels more than a little bit incomplete, will probably go back and extend it a bit at some point, but i knew i had to put it out then lest i put out nothing at all

i genuinely am a more fulfilled, more self-actualised, more interesting and, yes, surely more importantly also a more functional human being when (mildly?) hypomanic, entirely non-illusorily. it's really quite bizarre

i think i like how the gibson les paul looks only insofar as it looks kinda like a telecaster and the less telecaster it is the less i like how it looks

i'm probably soon going to want to do retrobriting on a ~2010 guitar pickguard. is that like. correct. is that an appropriate process for that type of plastic. i'm only familiar with its use on retro computer plastics which are a different historical era

i know nobody clicks on my music links but someone i know wrote this 7 years ago and it's cool as shit so i'm going to post it anyway https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ncTlCXkNNug

romantic, romantic, romantic

the basic roland gs sample set will never get old to me it can be so pretty https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sVNwJOUDZlg

re: https://social.noyu.me/@hikari/statuses/01JNBN062AWE5FM91NBD4VRWAW

imagine the things this mind could do if applied to climate change or something. instead it… well… i mean i guess being able to play super monkey ball (2008, iphone) on a windows pc in hd with analogue controls is kind of cool

that moment when you realise that musicians and fans are not mutually exclusive categories

if anything the fellow musicians must be the truest fans

i made instant ramen and accidentally cooked away the entire broth so it's all just stuck to the noodles and oh my god this is peak this how it SHOULD be done