how did u grow up to appreciate and love certain genres of Music?
- did your mom & dad play these songs in your presence?
- did you have friends who played this all the time?
- did you overhear it one day on a radio? was it a good day? please share in the comments below.
i have come to love Tool for its occult revelations, the unorthodox cadence and time signature, the bass line.
music by its nature reflects the current times, even if the creator relies on past genres and methods in order to propagate the message. Tool is entirely self-marketed, they own the label and refuse to sell out to the music industry. they are the light occultists in the music genre. everything is a battle for your mind & soul, and everyone has free will to decide what is right.
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story time:
i was friends with a girl, sightly older than me, very pretty, with shortened finger tips (acroosteolysis); she came into my life when i was searching for a 3rd roommate. i was living with a 6th-year american art major, who was a pure-blooded american (almost redneck-type, but artsy) and he ran a tiny tattoo business directly from our basement-level apartment. that's how he paid for school, rent, and necessities, besides running to the plasma-collection center next door on a weekly basis.
anyways, the 3rd roommate we eventually ended up with was a red head paid for with a first month deposit of her friend, a rock-band singer. allegedly he blew all her money on weed, and so in exchange for that, he paid for her new lodging. despite Ginger's grand plans of running her own art company, she failed to pay rent after the first month, so i had her run the AirBnB while my roomate and i were away from home for travel or business.
she was a troubled soul, with a violent victim history, but has always had good intentions. she was a good example of how to live by the natural law - however from a modern fiat psychiatric assessment, she would qualify as a schizotypal person. she spent most of her days playing Doom and drinking vodka, about a liter per day, but not quite dependent on it.
(https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Schizotypal_personality_disorder)
"They frequently interpret situations as being strange or having unusual meanings for them; paranormal and superstitious beliefs are common."
she pointed out my flaws (Satanic programming) before i knew that there is such a thing, and told me to listen to Tool, so i did. i don't know where she is now or whether she is alive, but her lessons remain.
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