Archive for the ‘philosophic’ Category

5 songs that should be on God’s iPod Pt. 1

Saturday, June 27th, 2009

An ongoing question I like thinking about: What would be on God’s iPod, assuming he didn’t own a Zune? I compiled a list last night while I was high as a kite. I like how most of them aren’t even songs.

Here it goes, in no particular order:

  1. the first song Dizzy played after she stepped on his trumpet
  2. the sound of Archimedes as he got out of the tub
  3. Lucy’s laughter just as she fell asleep in the cave
  4. whatever song that was playing on the walkmans of the cosmonauts while they flew in Apollo 11.
  5. Dolphin pings- over and over and over again

…a question I will revisit again later, I’m sure.

History versus Musicianship by Slayer

Thursday, June 18th, 2009

I still don’t know what this weblog is supposed to be about. I just like the name: Disco Dead… I’ve just been working from that. I reckon it should be, in one way or another, about music and death right? Or clubbing and death? Well, whatever I know that the ideas I like thinking on the most are music and the bigBIG questions.

So then today, I was happy enough to revisit these elements through our favoritist death metal quartet: Slayer. Yay!

On a Rives-tip we can riff from pop culture to crimes against humanity to human endeavor. So here we go:
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18 people that remind me that I can or should do whatever the hell I want…

Sunday, June 14th, 2009

first:
Malcolm X
Ian MacKaye
My father
Tupac Amaru Shakur
Aleksandr Rodchenko
Friedrich Wilhelm Nietzsche

then:
Joshua Davis
Richard David James
D. Hillman Curtis
Steve Jobs
John Lennon
Walt Whitman

but also:
Tony Montana
Ernest Miller Hemingway
Arthur Rimbaud
Marquis De Sade
Bob Dylan
Albert Camus

…what are some of yours? Post in the comments if you’ve got some…