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April 07, 2004

This morning, the stereo switched over to my copy of Laa 3, and I jumped straight to track two (the newest). I had forgotten the details of what it sounded like, especially on a real stereo system. A powdery fragrance note rides the edges, like some notes in subtle colognes and perfumes, evoking a [rather] subtle but noticeable sexual energy. Completely free of cloying structures such as strawberries, rhythms, pulses, and bass. Just sound. The sources remain protected at this time.

J. Shell, April 7, 2004 10:13 PM, in Perfect and Unbelievable Hearsay, Sound Design

As happened a couple of weeks ago, but bound together in different shape, there was ghost again. Made flesh, briefly, one half of the two forces to which I cannot find and bind proper names. [yet].

J. Shell, April 7, 2004 09:49 PM, in Perfect and Unbelievable Hearsay

What does it say of our environment when we can manufacture a new environment by building successive layers of the existing environment and find dazzling tonal pleasure by mixing the two?

A half answer is waiting in the wings.

J. Shell, April 7, 2004 02:57 PM, in Perfect and Unbelievable Hearsay, Sound Design

Famous, but only to my story (related to the forces described in recent posts).

famous someday house
J. Shell, April 7, 2004 12:37 PM, in Photo Anyday

So hypnotized that when closing my eyes I had almost zero frame of locational reference, including to the chair I was in and the window my feet were hanging out of; and some grip was needed to ensure I didn't push forward too far in this physical space.

Outside of it, I saw two distinct forces. Swirling and charcoal, moving like gods. I want to call them redemption and annihilation. Yet I know that each is very much both. And both forces are strong in not only their own individual being, but in these names I yearn to give them. These two forces, their strengths differ, but only in relation to distance and time to their direct and indirect effects upon the author.

I stood, hoping they would avoid my notice, feeling their winds.

J. Shell, April 7, 2004 12:04 AM, in Perfect and Unbelievable Hearsay