Music. Yes, that's what I've lived for. Remember? I used to listen to Floyd for hours before I slept. Maybe I developed insomnia because I could never really fall asleep without music. The sound of music. In the darkness. I couldn't help but feel One.
But, its changed. Hasn't it? Music. Now we sing about 'disco sticks' and 'china dolls'. I wouldn't say that music has lost its meaning. Maybe its essence. People still feel emotions, and express them through music, but I can't help but feel that its way too commercial. Oh, don't get me wrong, I love Lady GaGa. Its all good, the postmodernist feel, the untimely beats, the weird lyrical content. Yes, its all good. But its never like Floyd. It's never like the Beatles. Nothing like Wilson's Porcupine Tree or Blackfield. Nothing to make you feel at peace. Its chaos, now.
Its all about noise, now. All about ratings, now. All about money, labels, records now. It was about getting high before, well, I would say that is way postmodernistic than now. See, isn't it all non-chronological. Time is, well, not in sequence. Or maybe I think so, because my brain is too fuzzy to think right now.
But I have a theory. That we never do live our life in sequence. It's just a playback of memories, shown to us like we're living each day in accordance to the day of the week, the date of the month, and the year of the calender. Like the matrix. The matrix is awesome, and we, living in this world, should be equally confused about reality, and yet there are some people who are so aware of reality like it exists.
And thats my line of thought, I don't care if I deviate from one subject to another, that's how I roll. Deal with it.
Conclusion: I like music and postmodernism, and I could talk to you about it for ages you know. Unfortunately, I haven't found many people who 'think' much. They're just wasting their lives away... and that's more than just a pity.
"Look whose laughing now that you've wasted so many years, and you've barely even tasted" - Jack Johnson