Comments on: THE INDUSTRIALIZATION OF PAIN http://desperationandnoise.com/2009/11/10/the-industrialization-of-pain/ on bizarre musical creatures that wriggle and scream themselves into existence. Wed, 24 Feb 2010 21:14:39 +0000 http://wordpress.com/ hourly 1 By: Brad Nelson http://desperationandnoise.com/2009/11/10/the-industrialization-of-pain/#comment-344 Brad Nelson Mon, 16 Nov 2009 23:37:45 +0000 http://desperationandnoise.com/?p=3317#comment-344 Totally understand. I was 14. Everything that I listened to back then has a permanent hold on me regardless of anything. And it was the first time I really appreciated a blast of white noise (though it was tempered with really simple pop music). Totally understand. I was 14. Everything that I listened to back then has a permanent hold on me regardless of anything. And it was the first time I really appreciated a blast of white noise (though it was tempered with really simple pop music).

]]> By: marxsbeard http://desperationandnoise.com/2009/11/10/the-industrialization-of-pain/#comment-343 marxsbeard Mon, 16 Nov 2009 23:34:29 +0000 http://desperationandnoise.com/?p=3317#comment-343 the book's an interesting read. i printed the fucker rather than migraine myself peering at a screen for hours. oh and if you haven't heard already mattin's billy bao shit is quite remarkable rock squall. i've never had any real love for my bloody valentine. and never really figured out why either. the book’s an interesting read. i printed the fucker rather than migraine myself peering at a screen for hours. oh and if you haven’t heard already mattin’s billy bao shit is quite remarkable rock squall.

i’ve never had any real love for my bloody valentine. and never really figured out why either.

]]> By: Brad Nelson http://desperationandnoise.com/2009/11/10/the-industrialization-of-pain/#comment-342 Brad Nelson Thu, 12 Nov 2009 06:32:30 +0000 http://desperationandnoise.com/?p=3317#comment-342 Dude, that free book looks great, and if I can ever get over the irrational fear of my retinas shrinking and crying in the incredible .pdf light, I will read the hell out of it (as it is I'm already planning on finding somewhere to print it). I too have no real intellectual connection to noise. For me it is the music most conducive to trance and meditation (which is all I've really looked for since hearing <i>Loveless</i> in high school). Dude, that free book looks great, and if I can ever get over the irrational fear of my retinas shrinking and crying in the incredible .pdf light, I will read the hell out of it (as it is I’m already planning on finding somewhere to print it).

I too have no real intellectual connection to noise. For me it is the music most conducive to trance and meditation (which is all I’ve really looked for since hearing Loveless in high school).

]]> By: marxsbeard http://desperationandnoise.com/2009/11/10/the-industrialization-of-pain/#comment-341 marxsbeard Wed, 11 Nov 2009 08:50:06 +0000 http://desperationandnoise.com/?p=3317#comment-341 just the unlikeliness of this post and my spew about the new incapacitants record appearing near simultaneously across time and continents. i don't like to be reminded this(that) early in the morning how random yet uncontrollably joined life is. or something. i don't really connect with noise on an intellectual level. it should be a more physical, corporeal thang, a visceral, eviscerating experience rather than an academic exercise. always felt that this kindof thing has way more a punk strut than anything else. i'll leave you with this link to a free book: http://www.mattin.org/ just the unlikeliness of this post and my spew about the new incapacitants record appearing near simultaneously across time and continents. i don’t like to be reminded this(that) early in the morning how random yet uncontrollably joined life is.

or something.

i don’t really connect with noise on an intellectual level. it should be a more physical, corporeal thang, a visceral, eviscerating experience rather than an academic exercise. always felt that this kindof thing has way more a punk strut than anything else.

i’ll leave you with this link to a free book: http://www.mattin.org/

]]> By: Brad Nelson http://desperationandnoise.com/2009/11/10/the-industrialization-of-pain/#comment-340 Brad Nelson Tue, 10 Nov 2009 23:57:06 +0000 http://desperationandnoise.com/?p=3317#comment-340 What do you mean, man? What do you mean, man?

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