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No. 1844675
>>1844644
Well, most people listen to music primarily through Youtube these days... not everyone around here is a digital collector like I am, so I can expect it may slip someone's mind whereas to me it's only natural to think 'I must have this' when I hear something I like. So there's that..
Yeah, it's pretty good. Make no mistake, I don't like The Foo Fighters, but the documentary aspect is quite addictive.
Well the one I'm working on right now is a particularly old one, a gloomier song I tried putting together but only sporadically worked on. I also lost a good chunk of my work a while back and that killed my motivation to work on it anymore. I've managed to get it back to where it was though, so I've been hammering down on it again. I just jump back and forth between multiple songs these days, depending on what my mood dictates. Which is easy because every song is in a different state of completion, so it's really just.. 'Do I want to write something almost from scratch? Work on A. Do I want to write a solo? Work on B. Do I want to work solely on arrangement? Work on C. Do I want to finish up a near complete song? Work on D or E.'
Yeah, that's what I had in mind.
The only song I can particularly remember liking is the Applejack theme to that Fighting is Magic game. The guitar tone mimicking a banjo but not quite with a very technical passage just really appealed to me. Also Pinkie's Brew, but that's mostly for the timbre and inflection of the vocalists voice.
>>1844643
This is true...
>>1844650
That's comical.
You make it sound as if she'd care about such things if I were nicer, but you seem to conveniently forget I was nice to her. Then I realized it was a shallow pairing, she has no real concern for me. Perhaps not anyone else either. She's just here to have fun. And that's fine, a perfectly valid reason to be here. That's not the kind of person I enjoy talking to though, and so I cut my losses. Nonetheless the argument that how I treat this particular individual leads to my being neglected, that's a funny one. Were I to continue playing along with the casual go-nowhere small-talk or take the painfully honest approach I just did, it would have no effect either way. She would still remain absent during the times of need.
Do you know why?
'cause those of you who prefer to steer clear of people in the bottom of the pit have decided to be that way long before any external factors telling you to do so. Cheese. Photo. Yourself. Yes, my attitude runs the risk of pushing away people like Esh and Chrome, who genuinely seem to care, but that's why I try to rein it in and apologize when I slip like that. 'cause I genuinely regret it, because they've been good to me and didn't deserve it. But nonetheless the point rings true, those who would care and those who weren't have decided their stance long before the weather gets stormy. To try and guilt me by implying otherwise is just silly.
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