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(67 replies, posted in General Discussion)

Yo lots of yous within travel distance (£10 / less than 1 hour on a train) from Cambridge where 4mat, Jellica and Mister Spastic are. Party?

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(45 replies, posted in General Discussion)

In reply to Herr_prof, we don't always see eye to eye, but I value his opinions and insight. In this case, he said it better than me.

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(45 replies, posted in General Discussion)

Considering I post once every 3-6 months, I'm flattered by the infamy, especially since I share it with some of the best people and artists who visit this place. Quite the honour, really.

No English speaker manages to say my name properly. But they will try. And try again. And again. And they'll ask me to say it over and over again, until they get it right. which they never do. Picture being introduced to way too many people at Blip. You will change your name to "George" within 36 hours, believe me.

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(148 replies, posted in General Discussion)

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(148 replies, posted in General Discussion)

Jellica wrote:

wanna post meneo pix.

of course you do.

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(148 replies, posted in General Discussion)

Mrwimmer wrote:

You guys joke about the suit...

› Show Spoiler

Suit is nullified by Neckbeard.

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(148 replies, posted in General Discussion)

Deodorant.

Is there a facebook event?
Any artists announced?

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(159 replies, posted in General Discussion)

Watching X Factor & The Voice with Jellica's girlfriend.

On the question of artistic identity, and stuff...

Some artists will chose to change their name / use multiple identities depending on which project they are working on or with which media they are conveying their art through.
For some of these artists, the name change is effectively a change in artistic persona, involving the question of the subject's perspective and identity in their work. Read on Romain Gary/Emile Ajar for a real life example. Or ask Carl, maybe. Some will produce their work through a character's perspective as a layer between the artist and its work, yet will still release their work under their name. David Bowie would be a good example of that.

Most artists will release all of their work under the same name, be it their legal name or their pseudonym.

Now, considering that a lot of artists dabble, explore, evolve, morph etc... where do you draw the line? At which point did X became Y and should X be now known as Y? If said point in time has been determined, does X have to be known as Y?

Now, my personal opinion is that every artist should be free to present themselves as they wish, be it their name or how they choose to label their work. The audience members will decide what suits them.

Say I like my curry extremely spicy. Say Restaurant A advertises on their menu extremely spicy curry +++. I order it. It's subjectively bland.
Now I have a few options:
-Try Restaurant B (Yay! Their curry is so spicy I can barely handle it!)
-Fuck a curry, I don't ever want curry again in my whole life, just give me a burger already! (My loss. Curry is awesome.)

Also, necro-poster necro-bumping.

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(134 replies, posted in General Discussion)

Alpine wrote:
George wrote:

shut up. 8 bit girl, is, like, totes the best chipsong in the history of chipsongs and totes deserves me logging back in here after like a year or something, ok.
Also, eqavox, can I be your 8 bit girl?
Please?

8 bit girl made me feel "totes" awks when I listened to it

it's called a boner.

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(134 replies, posted in General Discussion)

defPREMIUM wrote:

8 bit girl

shut up. 8 bit girl, is, like, totes the best chipsong in the history of chipsongs and totes deserves me logging back in here after like a year or something, ok.
Also, eqavox, can I be your 8 bit girl?
Please?

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(65 replies, posted in General Discussion)

Needs to sound more like My Sweet Lord.

Hi.
Welcome.
Don't feed me.

I'm a fan of ant1 and I don't think his sound is that "playful". I find a lot of his music delicate, fragile even, and melancholic at times.