Comments on: MuteMath in Japan http://thoughtsaboutnothing.com/mutemath-in-japan/ Looking to Stand on the Shoulders of Giants Thu, 29 Jul 2010 13:02:56 -0700 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0 By: Zac Cross http://thoughtsaboutnothing.com/mutemath-in-japan/comment-page-1/#comment-2918 Zac Cross Thu, 11 Feb 2010 21:08:27 +0000 http://thoughtsaboutnothing.com/?p=3416#comment-2918 Albums is much easier because you can listen for the quality of the songs and the flow and the order and the orchestration. Example: OK Computer = Greatest Album ever from start to finish... Songs is challenging because that can change from moment to moment depending on your mood, location, time of day, etc. Don't be so fast to give up... it can be rewarding to search for a lot of songs and listen to them. The list is subject to each person and their is no right or wrong answer... unless you pick rap or country because then you have failed. Albums is much easier because you can listen for the quality of the songs and the flow and the order and the orchestration. Example: OK Computer = Greatest Album ever from start to finish… Songs is challenging because that can change from moment to moment depending on your mood, location, time of day, etc. Don't be so fast to give up… it can be rewarding to search for a lot of songs and listen to them. The list is subject to each person and their is no right or wrong answer… unless you pick rap or country because then you have failed.

]]> By: @kylelreed http://thoughtsaboutnothing.com/mutemath-in-japan/comment-page-1/#comment-2914 @kylelreed Thu, 11 Feb 2010 18:21:47 +0000 http://thoughtsaboutnothing.com/?p=3416#comment-2914 I have tried to just narrow down my top albums of all time and I give up right away. <br>I can imagine what songs would be like.<br>You are right, a message that transcends culture and time and brings about memories. I have tried to just narrow down my top albums of all time and I give up right away.
I can imagine what songs would be like.
You are right, a message that transcends culture and time and brings about memories.

]]> By: Zac Cross http://thoughtsaboutnothing.com/mutemath-in-japan/comment-page-1/#comment-2913 Zac Cross Thu, 11 Feb 2010 17:26:22 +0000 http://thoughtsaboutnothing.com/?p=3416#comment-2913 Music transcends time and space. It is universal and it blows my mind how a song you listened to years ago can flood your mind with memories and nostalgia upon hearing it once again. My friends and I have been compiling our top 25 songs of all time (which is quite possibly one of the hardest things to do, try it sometime). Needless to say I have been listening to everything that has a remote chance and have been narrowing things down. However, even albums and songs that have no chance still bring back a ton of memories and remind me of a time and place I was when I heard it. <br><br>I think a message could be the same way, but its just like the Bible. You could read the same passage 100s of times, but one time it will mean one thing to you, but another it could mean something totally different. Music transcends time and space. It is universal and it blows my mind how a song you listened to years ago can flood your mind with memories and nostalgia upon hearing it once again. My friends and I have been compiling our top 25 songs of all time (which is quite possibly one of the hardest things to do, try it sometime). Needless to say I have been listening to everything that has a remote chance and have been narrowing things down. However, even albums and songs that have no chance still bring back a ton of memories and remind me of a time and place I was when I heard it.

I think a message could be the same way, but its just like the Bible. You could read the same passage 100s of times, but one time it will mean one thing to you, but another it could mean something totally different.

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