Posted on Dec 3rd, 2007
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Cody
I don't have anything up right now with music, cause I'm still enmeshed in the creative process. I'm basically trying to find my expressive voice. I got to the point where I could play anything I wanted and realized "Ok, what do I want to play?" So I've been meditating and contemplating, and purveying and distilling myself. I also realized that if I wanted my music to truly represent me, honestly, I had to be honest with myself. So I started working on psychological, spiritual, moral/ethical issues and started distilling myself more and more. I'm just about done and ready to start doing, but it is fascinating cause, from personal observation, issues of this or that weight can put you into a "space" (or have you in a space) that reflects and expresses your own shortcomings/struggles in that space, but after you clear away the crap that hinders your vision to see the size of the space you actually encompass (and beyond), it's like breathing out and in; it just happens so effortlessly but it is so deep and personally all-encompassing (and beyond).
I love all kinds of music that stir you deep and make you move. I picked up music because of the Dave Matthews Band. Then I went through the gamut of classic rock and, eventually, jam bands, jazz. When I found Peter Green, I realized that music can be more than just an imitation of what came before and that you can actually say something. Peter Gabriel, my first musical love before I knew what music was, reignited me to find me. David Gilmour has a quote when he's asked about who his influences were and I resonate with it and essentially learned from it; it's something like "My influences are so many and so different, but my real playing began when I became interested in me and what I sounded like".
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Posted on Dec 3rd, 2007
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Cody
Imagine: In K-space and what is actually at the inside of planets and stars are the quantum dispersions or regurgitations of black holes. All matter and light, gravity and energy that a black hole gathers, is compounded out of "existence" or to such a point that it doesn't exist in a rational sense in our dimensional way of perceiving, and becomes the magical manifesting energies of atoms, and planetary/stellar life. Atoms give birth to perpetually larger and larger forms of matter, energy and then combine together in a variety of ways from energetic "burning" or "controlled explosion" (in that it is limited to a smaller scale then say destruction of a galaxy from energy output, though that is very well what the first seconds of creation must have felt like). The "afterbirth" or secondary effect of planets stems from a field of matter that collected and didn't burn hot enough to warrant a self explosion/black hole effect dimensional exchange point, so then planets only become what the relationship to chemicals, outside influences (magnetic, solar, orgone, etc.) determine
it to be in response to these and yet they also act similar to stars in the sense of slow burning or explosion at core. The core acts like a localized, scaled down, and vastly slower burning star which, at its core, is the other end of a much smaller black hole dimensional
exchange point. In this regard, it is highly possible that the exchange point does not come from a black hole (research into varying degrees of black holes and other correlary universal phenomenon necesarry on the scale of planet) but from another source which is correlary but much smaller by comparison; energetically
.....Or maybe not
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