Re: (idm) politicks

From cardhore
Sent Tue, May 11th 1999, 00:05

>the problem with politics is that it's such a timely concept, whereas 
>we all want music to be so timeless.  then again, timelessness may be
>overrated after all.  i can appreciate a "timeless classic" but i like
>recent music & art so much better, because they're likely to be, well,
>more up-to-date (even when the playing or composition may not be as
>cristalline or groundbreaking).

yeah, actually, that's a great point.
then there's the other problem with politics, that, -- 
but don't get me wrong i'm all about passion -- 
those hell-bent on a certain political topic tend 
to get tunnel-vision, and go all pedantic and 
pedagogical on you, making even a timely topic 
seem distant or irrelevant.  

>but then, if the goal is to make people think, we should also make
>albums about astrophysics, & philosophy, & whatnot.

ahahaah... i hope there's a Warp PR man
reading this now... "Greg!  Get on the phone
with Richard!  Tell him he's gonna have to 
get a BS!"

>> np: cex - 'totalitarian agriculturalist time bomb EP'
>
>is that on underscore?

ahaha, i wish.  that was a joke.
i can't stop writing these sad, love-themed
tracks long enough to do a whole political
album... yet.   but...
(/self-promotion mode on) 
the first  installments of the Shift-Minus 7" 
series are due out quite soon!   



,rj../
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