I'm off to watch Eden and After (my favorite film!) with my mother, I'll let you all know if she loses her normal state of mind

I'm forgetting too much shit today. LOST is the first thing that made me realise art is my number one, even before Max Ernst. (agreed on Ian Somerhalder)

Also, you probably do, but if you don;t know of them then I highly recommend Etron Fou Leloublan and Kengo Iuchi (two of my favorites). Also, Jim O'Rourke's free improv often gets very drone-y if you don;t already listen to him.

Don't worry, I'm saving it all up for a huge separate post. Mark my words, at least one of you will be lost on an island and subsequently not heard from (this joke hits a lot better on the film boards, trust me)

I'd say art, I probably would have mentioned that seeing Max Ernst's works in 2009-ish is what made me realise I can't do anything but art as a profession (or I could but would not like it)

Hoohoo, I forgot to mention Etron Fou Leloublan, Death Grips, and Fuck Buttons. Found out about all three in 2011 and lost my shit to a great degree and got much deeper into music which was my main thing until seeing Drive at some point in 2012.

Jesus, again I forgot one of my favorite metal acts (that I've spoken to directly and own many albums of physically and have a poster of right in front of me): The Body (unrelated to them but I also love Deafheaven and have seen them a couple of times). I love Sunroof!, I've just started getting into the many aliases…

Scratch that: 1. Noise, 2. Avant-folk, 3. Krautrock

Yeah but similar to heavy psych I'm not knowledgable of artists. I was going to say I'm more into drone but I'm not sure they're exactly relatable (forgot to mention Sunn O))) is one of my favorite metal bands)

Hell yeah but I'm not very knowledgable about it. My favorite non-Noise genre is Krautrock and anything related to it interests me but I can't actually recall any heavy psych right now. Does Demon Fuzz's Afreeka! count?

A lot of black metal but mostly blackgaze in that section and the more atmospheric black metal. A lot of doom as well and in all of these categories I like the most experimental and things that blend all types of stuff. For an example, my two favorite metal acts are Mamaleek and Botanist. Basically whatever's the…

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peaceful skeleton realm attacked by helicopter

From what I've read there was a premeditated attack on him and he killed Euronymous in self-defense. Having just looked it up I realise I am mistaken. It looks like it arrived due to interesting circumstances and that he is most definitely to blame. This is very interesting in that if I knew beforehand it might have…

Personally, if a child pornography film was well made I think I'd still analyze it in detail and ultimately dislike it because of what it is but if thought were put into making it look good I couldn't outright dismiss it (dismissal meaning saying it does not deserve analysis).

I love Varg's music but I would have a much harder time loving it if his philosophies were part of it (he often mentions that Burzum is not the area for his political ideas). If his ruminations on human nature were part of his music I would disagree but I would still like the way his music sounds.

An artist has to really fucked up for that to greatly negatively affect the art for me, but in some occasions the saying just does not work. For instance, since I've known how much of a beligerent asshole Mark Kozelek (Sun Kil Moon) is I can't find myself caring about his emotions at all. It's a somewhat similar…

Oh, and of course the effect Drive and all the others had on me was because of the cinematography but that should be obvious to most by now.

Nicolas Winding Refn's Drive, David Cronenberg's Videodrome, Kelly Reichardt's Night Moves, and the works of Michelangelo Antonioni. Drive was the film that I saw while on 2C-E that made me realise that film is my absolute favorite thing that nothing else even kind of approaches, Videodrome was one of the next things…

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