From Kelley Hackett Sent Tue, Apr 20th 1999, 17:12
From Kelley Hackett Sent Tue, Apr 20th 1999, 17:12
I am glad the first person labeled this randomized thoughts---still Kids---I dont have any so I cant say--but many say that I am well with them--so here I go jacking off at the mouth. They(kids) must have influence from both Father and Mother! Some may say we can do it with just one---perhaps--but forget about it! There are so many things which influence a child and his mode of thinking and feeling---that its ridiculous. When in terms of music, I found, my father, mother, uncles and grandfather, on occasion listening to music---its probably why I listen to sooooooooo much music. My likings are diverse as the Cosmos itself, I have came from Thomas Dolby and Naked Eyes(which I still like---older stuff), to hardcore Rapp, to Jazz and Blues for some time, New Age---sorta---and now to Ambient and IDM(I even Like Rush). Thus, rightfully influenced, they will do--typically--what you do. Wrongly influenced---well------------- I guess I am trying to say---its best to have both parents, or one or the other acting as a parent so that the child can learn balance(both Yin and Yang). That way, their music likes will be more balanced also(theory)---- No Fucking Hollywood, its all Fake & Fony as many people here! Hk-90! > -----Original Message----- > From: Irene McC [SMTP:xxxxxxx@xxxxxxx.xxx] > Sent: Tuesday, April 20, 1999 8:45 AM > To: xxxxxxxx@xxx.xxxxx.xxx; xxx@xxxxxxxxx.xxx > Subject: Re: (idm) randomized thoughts on idm, 'pi' and hollywood > > On 20 Apr 99, Alex Reynolds wrote re: (idm) randomized thoughts on > idm, ': > > > now whenever i drive my brother anywhere and i'm playing any > electronic > > music in the car, he puts his index finger to his temple and starts > making > > drilling noises. it's embarassing. it's irritating. > > Very funny :-) How old is said brother? I've been schooling my kids > (now 10 & 7) since birth in being discerning about 'good' music - ie. > they have no choice! > > > the youth of today > > Hmm, now DON'T come with Youth of Today mumbo jumbo : I've > just read (in Ministry, if you MUST know) that they are thinking of > imposing an upper age limit of 35 on club DJ's to keep the scene > fresh .... arrrrgh, there goes my new-found career ... or something. > > :-) > > I > *