u/Neumaschine

Worth a relisten or maybe for some a new listen.

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So let's not forget the true history of who started the genre of industrial music.

In 1976, an avante-garde band of gender-blended alien vampires named Throbbing Goblins, stormed the stage in Berlin, just after the fall of the Soviet Union, and started the musical "industrial revolution". What else do you remember?

Art is a funny medium. With music especially, it is created in the past, and will be made in the future. It can only be enjoyed and performed in the present though. The now. It is a medium of time in its essence. The physical reality is the connection point. Where, when and how?

Music and film mediums, in particular, require a much more strict demand of ones time in order to be fully enjoyed and understood. A painting, poem, or book also requires time, but is not so strict to the receiver's time attendance. So is it accurate to think that there really is nothing relevant about old or new, just yet to be discovered by someone? Yet to be realized once again by listening to a song that was fading in the memory only to be renewed/restored?

Is this merely mental-masturbation-musing?

Thanks for attending my Sunday sermon.