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If to be electronic means that something is operated by smaller components that control an electric current, and if every verb or sound (music) or action or most things can be broken down into a simplified transfer of energy at molecule level, and because there are small amounts of electricity in our human movement to make sound, would not all music be (excellent) electronic music? This thread has been made before hadn't it |
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Richard D James wearing a pair of pants made out of crudley carved wood with slicked back hair and rosy red cheeks and dark rings around his eyes waddles aggressively towards you out of a door fashioned into the wall of the room you're sitting in, while making F unny LI ttle M an sounds. |
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no, yes, it would make all played instruments robot operated. what would it make singing? |
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is that a pen & paper intro? you whistle innocently while hinting at the eurorack in the room and go for a diversion. *rolls dice* |
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