@I_Skream There was a time when you went to a club to ONLY hear new tracks, tracks you never even dreamed of, music that'd bust yer mind out (hey there 1997 Blue Note Metalheadz). This music cannot become classic rock.
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inthevisions
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It’s not but majority of fans became fans because they heard stuff they never heard before. That was literally how I got a name for myself.
Not an arguement and I understand where you’re coming from but I’m a stubborn fucker
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@grey_ham_ @0061 @I_Skream It’s not really a crazy expectation to want to hear the music that made them become a fan in the first place
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@kevin2kelly World needs this — but for something good and healthy.
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Decades ago, as cell phones were becoming common, I was involved in many scenario projects trying to predict where this technology would go and no body, not one, ever predicted this. Had anyone suggested it, it would have been rejected as silly, impossible.
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@stefanolaru @GeorgeMonbiot A dozen municipalities across Alberta declared agricultural disasters this summer.
calgary.ctvnews.ca/southern-alber…
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@GeorgeMonbiot Farmers produce something, climate activists?
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Imagine what the media response would be if these were climate activists.
#DoubleStandards
Giulio Mattioli@giulio_mattioli
Farmers are blocking motorway exits in large parts of Germany. The coverage at the top of (major news website) Spiegel is neutral / even-handed to sympathetic, with lots of space given to the movement's reason and arguments.
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@AntTC1 Once I made the move from Spotify to Bandcamp, as a music lover... Life got much better.
Fuck algorithm nonsense.
Algorithm ain't got no rhythm, ain't got no soul!
Dunno what will become of Bandcamp either but...
Spending time & money on music you love is the 🗝️
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@FanuFatgyver @Bandcamp I traded Spotify for Bandcamp and life is much better.
I'd rather spend $10,20,30,60,100 pm on Bandcamp getting music I'm really into and supporting artists I love, than $10/month on Spotify where the algorithm always veers into stuff I've no idea wtf or why.
Make the switch!
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@om_unit Ok, I've honestly *not* been thinking about this for days... but I believe I've found the perfect solution to the challenges of time & space for your 3x3 room.
Pipe this in:
youtu.be/R-zb2rwDdEM?si…
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@om_unit Make multiple different rooms, separated by red drapes, youll need to find your way thru to the room with a toilet, which is actually a very large space w a comfy couch-toilet, & statue. The Woodsman sits nearby as an attendant.
Ihavetoomuchtosayonthistopic ♒♉🦓🚽
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@bruces And you need to navigate through confusing dark alleys, nightclub doors, steaming kitchens, leading to false rooms, up strange stairs lined with irrelevant ads up to a modest flat just to visit the one person you want to hear from who's usually in the back room but not today
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@Ziggys_Duck @vonpeepster I'd be happy to just cycle between the work of David Simon and David Lynch — realism and surrealism. It'll keep you interested for decades.
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@vonpeepster The only show to watch after The Wire is The Wire.
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@GlobalEcoGuy Yup. Imagine rotary dial land line telephone, dialup modem and 386 desktop computing lobby groups preventing smartphones, laptops, tablets, streaming music, fast internet etc.
Same thing but with energy production.
Some people are insanely attached to their dialup modem.
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@AmericanGwyn Because finding & claiming a big bag of money is a miracle, a blessing, of course! It's the obvious, acceptable choice anyone would make, the right thing to do. But helping a dieing man, especially a "bad guy"— risky, "this is a mistake".
And so, the inverted ethics of America.
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In Cormac’s Western novels, you make the fatal choice before you’re aware you’ve made it.
Moss thinks that going back out to the crime scene to take the dying man some water is what puts the hell hounds on his trial, but it’s taking the satchel in the first place.
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inthevisions retweetet
Dulles Airport will deliver power to 37,000 homes through solar panels
etinfra.com/s/h1cb29m @ET_Infra #WWS #WindWaterSolar #NoMiraclesNeeded
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@RebeccaSolnit @dwallacewells In this crisis, anger is prominent; ie "fight against" and "tackling" climate change.
Look to engage the related opportunities, benefits, celebrations and goodness that comes from building & participating in a healthy diverse world.
This transforms anger and hope into love.
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“The study, which asked 2,000 Norwegian adults how they felt about the climate crisis, found the link to activism was seven times stronger for anger than it was for hope.” theguardian.com/environment/20…
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@somebadideas Nothing ever dies online. Skeletal remains hang around. We can watch them fossilize. But Twitter is gone now.
After 15 time sunk years. I'm thankful to see eulogies.
BTW, X....is even more dead/deathly.
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@_david_ho_ Yeah and then I think about people begging governments to stop fossil fuels and stop cutting old growth and ,.....
It's like asking psychopathic torturers to please stop torturing please
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@NaomiAKlein Do not even refer to these people as leaders.
@SethDKlein
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