Do you still buy CD's or just download ? - Tiki Music

C Chongolio Member The Coast of Kauai Joined: Oct 02, 2002 Posts: 2765	C Chongolio Posted posted on Thu, Feb 15, 2007 1:33 AM On 2007-02-13 08:03, Kawentzmann wrote: [i] I understand that people love the coupling of graphics and music, that’s what I am about! I believe whatever the media will be in the future, this couple is here to stay. Take the internet: you first see a bandlogo, a photo, a button - lots of graphic stuff before you hear something in this media. It’s not like radio, and we have to buy music magazines to see the bands. EXACTLY!!! I am so intrigued and driven by this. The juxtaposition of visual art and audio art is a drivin' passion of mine. Personally. I am more captivated by images than words. That is why I love instro tunes and artwork. The art and music create their own story in the theatre of my mind. Way better than the standard BS being spoon fed to the masses via the tele and radio. Tune in, bug out. Chongolio P.S listen to Coconut Wired and throw off the chains of your oppressor!

On 2007-02-13 08:03, Kawentzmann wrote:

[i]
I understand that people love the coupling of graphics and music, that’s what I am about! I believe whatever the media will be in the future, this couple is here to stay. Take the internet: you first see a bandlogo, a photo, a button - lots of graphic stuff before you hear something in this media. It’s not like radio, and we have to buy music magazines to see the bands.

EXACTLY!!! I am so intrigued and driven by this. The juxtaposition of visual art and audio art is a drivin' passion of mine. Personally. I am more captivated by images than words. That is why I love instro tunes and artwork. The art and music create their own story in the theatre of my mind. Way better than the standard BS being spoon fed to the masses via the tele and radio.

Tune in, bug out.

Chongolio

P.S listen to Coconut Wired and throw off the chains of your oppressor!

Post #285778 by Chongolio on Thu, Feb 15, 2007 1:33 AM