NIN in Vienna

[Tony Hardie-Bick]

The deepest effect is when new music finds our ears, when we are ready 
to hear it.
For the first three to six months, it is a new message, and the message 
is strong
when the music is really different. The music can be any form, bands, 
bach, or
some archive recording from anywhere, anytime, as long as it's 
unfamiliar, and
gives the feeling of familiarity. Then it's speaking of the future, 
because you
know it, but it's not from your past. After a while, you must let this 
music go,
and when you hear it again, it will be only nostalgia for the moment of 
discovery.

Nostalgia can be beautiful, but the future is the only place where you 
can find
something more beautiful than anything in your experience.

t.

On 11/06/14 00:40, Rom MUSIC BAR wrote:
> Yes, I do but when it happens it s mostly depressing music  … which means it s not a good news (i.e.:Pink floyd : The Wall) but something to face of (Type O Negative: World coming down), to be aware of (the doors), all made in a beautiful spiritual way … And still I’m very thankful to those creators, but those are bands.
>
> In Music music;
>
> For instance I always see/feel for the 10 last chords of the Toccata from Bach to be the end of the human race …like a subliminal message (I think i know why I got this trip but it will be a bit complex to explain here )…
>
>   In another hand Also sprach zarathustra from Strauss could mean when you manage to reach the goal for what you are born for.
> Also  Moonlight sonata from Beethoven has a big impact on me about my interpretation of the beauty in music and that nothing is eternal or free in life …
> Vivaldi brings the nature and forget about the humans stupidity on Earth…
> Vangelis, Jarre, (and Wave World ;) make me travel through the visible space and dimensions…
>
> The most spychiatric or intense  in my music experiences is when I feel words as : “you left me alone”,”why did you go”, ”everything for you”,”I go “,”It s all happening”,”i knew”,”flying"... through guitar solos from the guitarist Petri Walli. I really think the dude is talking to me with his guitar  … then I agreed to the guy on the high spiritual level … and I say in silence sighing …
>
>
>> every time you play it, you move a bit further toward the unknown.
>
> Last time I got this was when I was listening Ravi Shankar …
> Did you try  already John Zorn  dimension ???  ;P
>
>
>
>
> On 10 Jun 2014, at 18:48, Tony Hardie-Bick <tony at entity.net> wrote:
>
>> On 10/06/14 17:38, Tony Scharf wrote:
>>>>> I think music is a personal time machine :)
>>>>
>>>> forwards or backwards :)
>>>
>>> Both!
>>
>> my favourite is when a piece of music not heard before reminds
>> me of something that hasn't happened yet, and i don't know what
>> it is, and cannot imagine what it is, but the music is so
>> compelling that i know it will happen, and it will be wonderful
>>
>> ever had *that* feeling? ;)
>>
>> every time you play it, you move a bit further toward the unknown.
>>
>> t.
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