Thursday, September 23, 2010
Sound is Art.
The sound that I listened to was called the Dying Breath of Summer.. Its mix was surprising, its fast new age sound captivated my ears, forcing them to mimic the sounds over and over again in my head. It sounded as if the metal disc collided with soft techno. Its flow capturing the relaxing part of my brain. Taking it deeply into memories of the last song I heard, and the last time I thought of the future. Mechanics is the first thing that comes to mind, as if the dying sounds were more like an industrial robot facility.... A rythm follows it and in a strange way makes it a song.... The beat is a train... blowing it's horn often, making it even harder to decipher the meaning of, The Dying Breath of Summer. Slowly but surley voices come from beneath the metal coiling and and zaps. The voices are there, whispering through the sounds. A mixture, of children, men and women. Althoughyou can hardly tell which is which. Construction! I think, but not just any construction, spaceships.... Alien is the word that describes it the most. And no way did I think or feel, the dying breath of summer
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1)The part of the description that captured me most was when you said, "Slowly but surley voices come from beneath the metal coiling and and zaps." I think this part captured me most because it created a real picture in my head. I saw a coil unwinding and then BAM it snaps and a bunch of words come out.
ReplyDelete2)She described he sound as many different things but one that interested me was as an industrial robot facility. It just rang a bell in my head and I saw a big assembly line of robots building other machines.
3)I don't know what Lauren could have done to make he blog better. Maybe she could have used more descriptive words but other than that I think her blog is great