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PHANTOGRAM

there's no way to deny it. i'm a member of generation x. and my generation's musical peak took place during the 90's. the overwhelmingly influential aspects of electronic music from the 90's still affects me today. when i think of making music, in my mind its usually electronically based. the bands i listen to the most are electronic bands. and the albums i have listened to the most have been primarily electronic albums. nine inch nails, aphex twin, cardigans, tears for fears, sneaker pimps, roni size reprazent, goldie, all made important electronic albums during that time. its been a long time since i heard something new to my ears, something worth investigating further. in my view, because of the emergence of insane music technology, and virtual instruments, easy sampling, infinite sounds in sound modules, an electronic artist needs to push the form to get my attention. the last time this happened in a big way was when i discovered tycho, maybe 4 or 5 years ago. ...

more lost theories

the man in black / dark tower narrative the atomic bomb (jughead) saved the world cease to exist theory pushing that button, really was saving the world the package (the importance of desmond) why don't you start at the beginning? (excellent theory of everything) the answer to your question (another theory of everything)