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i feel like there is a vague subconscious awareness, and bile, building around certain flavors of stock music. the first breach above the surface of awareness was, arguably, ukulele music, especially in insurance commercials. npr's marketplace has a "your economy" recurring segment they put on right at the end of the program. then perhaps some ads and then kai is on talking for ten seconds before more ads. that this is often where i've been closing the stream, because they often pick this same sort of music for "scrappy small business" focus tonight it's xylophone, not ukulele, but the feel is there. kind of, fresh morning, i can breathe now, as the lady is saying "we take care over each and every individual order" and it's not her, her business, her voice, or what she's saying. it's the fucking music. oh my god make it stop i need to sit down and quantify this particular type of stock music more, but jeez... does anyone think before using this shit now? or is it just like, "well everyone else uses this here, so it's obviously correct" they usually pick incredibly dope music and i'm just trying to understand. maybe there's a cleave, and instead of hating it, this music really works on people. but me, yeah, i just have an increasingly severe allergic reaction to some of this stuff to the point where i can't tune it out enough to judge the thing on the actual content. it is a far cry from raymond scott inventing electronic music to stand out from all the other ad jingles. i think that's a lost secret; jingles work |
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still works. feels like a parallel to me. |
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RETARDANT |
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first page 22 of 45 threads is yours that’s retardant if you ask me |
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no 23! |
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fire |
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i haven't posted more. others have just posted less. i figure it'll turn around once tony monetizes the discord |
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can you backflip just as you jizzing?? cool self bukkake mid airing?? --#10199 @ #02622894] tom waits for no1 to backflip just as he's jizzing into his car pet cleaners wife's personal parking spot clean and we're done. |
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tom waits wouldn’t do that bro |
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who is listening to stockhausen bro I haven’t reached that level yet |
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would you say it’s similar to free jazz i love tod dockstader and bernard parmegiani and roland kayn but that mothertfucker is above my head |
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i'll admit i've never developed the taste for stockhausen, put off by reputation i guess. in case it's not clear - stock, aiken & waterman - insanely successful pop producers karheinz stockhausen - austere experimental composer stock, hausen & walkman - neither of these |
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nah man i know i’m talking about karlheinz i don’t know if it’s the reputation |
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the piece for 4 helicopters sounds like a deadpan joke, nothing wrong with that and i bet it's impressive |
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you know i’m going to listen to that bro i like your taste i really do |
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belb i really like that i know you even from the internet |
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you a solid guy in terms of taste you don’t come across that every day |
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aw, hugs@u mermo |
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the piece for 4 helicopters sounds like a deadpan joke, nothing wrong with that and i bet it's impressive last track off that EP, running out of stars, probably like 2/10 of the way through it's this boomy rumbly part that perfectly fakes out the sound of a suddenly close helicopter. i won't say which of my trax still fakes me out and think the train is about to run by. |
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npr's marketplace has a "your economy" recurring segment they put on right at the end of the program. then perhaps some ads and then kai is on talking for ten seconds before more ads. that this is often where i've been closing the stream, because they often pick this same sort of music for "scrappy small business" focus yesterday's episode, i'm cringing in anticipation of the music. it's a little light guitarpiano and bleh, okay. but... then they're just letting him talk? without music? and, shit, did they hear me? or, really, someone actually capable of bothering them had the same advice but then no, the light guitar comes back screaming the same obnoxious stock vibes, and even though it's soft... yes, i realize i've not been listening to the actual podcast content; i'm just totally sunk in trying to analyze why this music is shit. like, christ, just use some ambient electro or something |
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is my favorite copyright free song of the moment |
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stock music, marketplace, npr, dec 15 -- still doubt they're listening to me, but... the sneaker lady like ten minutes in, perfect. some light hip-hop then just letting her talk |
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monday's episode of marketplace was pretty universally abysmal. |
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i mean, it is very NPR to run a 10-minute segment on holiday toilet clogs just after christmas, but this has utterly nothing to do with... stocks, bonds, the fed, hello? just go to a mall and interview people if you can't think of anything better? but they do this, for some reason i cannot fathom. just fill up ten minutes with poop. i was trying to eat dinner and so i just... well, i went and churned through some things in my head for a bit, occasionally checking back -- ok, no, they're still talking about poop -- the numbers, skip past the ads [download the mp3 yep] and the tree thing was the only interesting segment, then we're into TERRIBLE STOCK MUSIC and i'm not sure what the guy's business was because i could have kept tuning it out but that was the last thing on the show no use waiting just reach out and click stop i can understand if it's a slow bidness newzday, but christ, at least try to stay on-topic. and look who's complaining about staying on topic |
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matt levin's voice makes me want to take his lunch money and shove him in a locker. but i leave that out of my reviews; whatever |
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so this is just my microblog for marketplace at this point i finally got around to listening to friday's episode and that just killed it on all levels |
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forget microblogging about mainstream old man ass npr it's BORING, dude. you're due for a been too long, and you've put out too many of your cthulu tentacles into the postmodern wishing wells. You're due. |
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