Dev's Twitter:

"Working on new project (after the dtp) very freaky...probably called 'Obviouser' and will be multi media....creepy...bass focused."

Cool

Dev's Twitter:

"Working on new project (after the dtp) very freaky...probably called 'Obviouser' and will be multi media....creepy...bass focused."

Cool

Pleases Catlin much, this does

So this will be completely separate from the 4-disc Ki series I assume. Wow, Townsend is really churning out the cool stuff fast!!

[swervedriver]

Random thought of the day: how do you define the character trait "spontaneous"; what makes someone a spontaneous person?

Random thought of the day: how do you define the character trait "spontaneous"; what makes someone a spontaneous person?

Somebody that does things without apparent cause/preparation?

[swervedriver]

Isn't that impulsive? Or can being spontaneous and being impulsive be equated somehow?

spon·ta·ne·ous (spn-tn-s)
adj.
1. Happening or arising without apparent external cause; self-generated.
2. Arising from a natural inclination or impulse and not from external incitement or constraint.
3. Unconstrained and unstudied in manner or behavior.
4. Growing without cultivation or human labor.

==

im·pul·sive (m-plsv)
adj.
1. Inclined to act on impulse rather than thought.
2. Motivated by or resulting from impulse: such impulsive acts as hugging strangers; impulsive generosity. See Synonyms at spontaneous.
3. Having force or power to impel or incite; forceful.
4. Physics Acting within brief time intervals. Used especially of a force.

More random pictures but, this is my day:




(I have the giant toungue, incase you can't tell. xD)

T'was a good day.

aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaah

TONGUE :X

Nomnomnom.

I won first place in the contest compy. Which I am happy about, the 2 metre toungue is annoyiiiiingggggg.

congratz little one

More random pictures but, this is my day:




(I have the giant toungue, incase you can't tell. xD)

T'was a good day.

ahaha, smoker.

Yep yep.

It scared lots of kiddies.

Cool Amber! You've got a wild imagination, friend

Random thought:
In keeping in the vein of the current personal music discussion in the addicted thread, without clouding the thread - Have any of yous guys wrote a neat riff/song/phrase etc. that you thought was really cool when you wrote it, but when you come back to it later, and it it doesn't seem quite as cool as when you initially wrote it?
Often if I think something is good enough to write down, I am happy with it. But sometimes...
That usually happens when waking abruptly from a deep sleep, and think of something; write it down, think it's brilliant. Then I try to play it the next day, if I can even read it. Upon playing it, it becomes apparent that I was totally still asleep when I wrote it down, and it makes no sense at all


It's the worst when you write down something really cool, and you really like it; but if you write in tabs, the rhythm isn't annotated - and is sometimes forgotten - rendering the riff hard to remember, or lost a bit.
I suppose it's either write things down in proper musical notation, or get a recording device.

Two thoughts:

1. I think it's fucking hilarious that now Roland Garros is over and Wimbledon is quite far away, the tennis world's #1 story focuses on a teenager with gigantic titties.
http://www.totalprosports.com/blog/inde ... reduction/


2. What idiot thought it'd be a good idea to host the premiere of that new movie "The Hangover" in Dublin? Most Irish people I know aren't hugely fond of promoting the whole "tra-la-la we're either fucking langers drunk or seriously hungover" stereotype... Great idea having the premiere of a movie about drinking here, then!

Cool Amber! You've got a wild imagination, friend

Random thought:
In keeping in the vein of the current personal music discussion in the addicted thread, without clouding the thread - Have any of yous guys wrote a neat riff/song/phrase etc. that you thought was really cool when you wrote it, but when you come back to it later, and it it doesn't seem quite as cool as when you initially wrote it?
Often if I think something is good enough to write down, I am happy with it. But sometimes...
That usually happens when waking abruptly from a deep sleep, and think of something; write it down, think it's brilliant. Then I try to play it the next day, if I can even read it. Upon playing it, it becomes apparent that I was totally still asleep when I wrote it down, and it makes no sense at all


It's the worst when you write down something really cool, and you really like it; but if you write in tabs, the rhythm isn't annotated - and is sometimes forgotten - rendering the riff hard to remember, or lost a bit.
I suppose it's either write things down in proper musical notation, or get a recording device.

First thing, get Guitar Pro. Pay for it if you want, but you can download it just about anywhere.

Guitar pro is the best thing you can use for composition if you're writing by yourself and want to just remember riffs correctly.