THE_REAL_OBLIVION
Bluelight Crew
..of an indifferent drum.
People from my generation : born between 1978 and 1984 I'd say were told that the future was bright, that there was no more war, no more enemy with nukes ready to destroy us all, that humanity had finally triumphed brutality and a new utopia was ready for us in the next century. The privileged elite felt threatened by the fact so many educated people were coming into the workforce unable to endure shitty repeater jobs. No matter what you think happened on 11 sept 2001 it was definitely a message to us, my generation, that we would not see that bright future we were all told of in the early to mid 90's so much was just next door.
Then, for this author, the Internet arrived in 1997 seemingly making humanity able to communicate only through consciousness and whether these 21st century digital boys and girls would seemingly form an harmonious force of change was still left to be seen, the previous BBS days my uncle had been part of was a seemingly big indicator that there was somehow, something bright and righteous going on and it would just go on to come faster and faster. Then 911 happened, a lot of seemingly smart individuals took refuge into drugs, crazy retarded meth induced sex party/mdma too while at it due to the trauma we all had been exposed to back then, where not many people seemed to understand what was going on, from day 1 from when I saw the towers fall I was like no way a fucking plane did this and there was talks of bombs everywhere, turns out there was but the main subject of this sudden drop of idea is far from being 911.
Later on the internet wasn't a place where people who only knew each other through their conscience networked, it became a webcam whore/youtube internet tough guys/Jackass broadband medium of mediocrity. The, I hate to say this, but if it quacks like a duck...the newfags, the generation after mine seemingly too young to have understood what happened at the turn of the millennium reduced our consciousness network to a pile of faded mcdonald's tasting bullshit. Sure one can do like myself and try to ignore it all, I never owned a webcam, the women I had sex with, I have always met first irl, it seems a lot of people are so jacked to the internet in the generation that came to me juuusssst right after mine, and its not some old man bullshitting, not only do they seem to use it for totally wrong reasons, accepting by default that paying for shit while you already pay for a really expensive (at least in canada, we are one of the country that takes it the deepest in the ass concerning telecom) Internet connection who actually take seriously artists crying on tv commercials against downloading music....makes me sick, very little music our generation was listening to was on tv, commercial radio, except when it got popular by accident, starting with Nirvana to about 1994-1995 when melodic hardcore punk coupled with pop punk suddenly came to be popular (of course that wouldn't last, it made the white little boys feel powerful, they quickly replaced the trend with gangsta rap which not a lot of white, middle class people can relate to unless they make those rappers appealing with their quest for bitches and money being the most important thing about the, certainly not their music). My generation was at a sort of tipping point where thrash metal and punk was killing the mainstream and then corporate execs at large made sure that didn't last, it was a dangerous thing to let be the voice of a whole generation come out against the shenanigans many of the 80's bands who lived in a similar kind of geopolitical atmosphere as we do in 2013, even worse in some sense since there was still the cold war in full action then).
Then they did the same thing with the internet. First they kill usenet, you need to pay to pirate or just discuss now on those text boards, no offense to forum boards, I just felt a greater feeling of freedom using alt.drugs.psychedelics back then for example.Then they went after all media trading, because that's bad, there could be ideas dangerous to the status quo being transmitted through all of this and they only leave the irrelevant or so ads filled shit youtube videos in case one just wants to hear a super compressed song that a lot of the older people simply left the internet because they couldn't deal with having to install over 9000 browser add-ons, back then till about 2007 everything was way more simple, wanted no ads ? Use Opera. Anyway, the one tool that had surfaced for humanity to stand as one and crush the pseudo-human neanderthals running this show has now been desecrated, raped, violated and dumped down a ditch, and I hate having to be being 7 proxies to post this self-evident truth.
What we have to do now is do like the late 70's/early 80's punks and metalheads (not the glam metal cocksuckers plz) and also the original real street rap, we need to coalesce into one single entity in art that might have to go back to fucking tape cassettes if the need be, but we have to find another way of spreading our ideas without the internet, because that medium, is more or less over, no need for a killswitch mr president of the country below mine which is making me do everything to move to scandinavia these days (already in process). And I don't mean the kind of music that my generation and the one before used to transmit messages of disagreement with authority, it can be anything, from spoken word to fucking psychedelic rock, but artists who actually do still want to have an impact will have to go into the dark, as bizarre as it sounds. There's always some contradiction, like, a band I could name, Tragedy, which is crustcore/melodic hardcore has absolutely no presence on the internet, all you can do is buy their albums online and read about how they will play live somewhere, and they aren't a first parter band that nobody cares about, they have great messages to convey but they have since long realized the internet isnt all what it was supposed to be anymore, even in the mid 2000's.
The digital boy shouldn't be so digital anymore.
*Sorry for the english, it's my second language, usually I put a lot more effort into anything I post that isn't IRC chatting but right now I couldn't careless with all that oxycodone and flexeril in me. I might revise my prose later though.
People from my generation : born between 1978 and 1984 I'd say were told that the future was bright, that there was no more war, no more enemy with nukes ready to destroy us all, that humanity had finally triumphed brutality and a new utopia was ready for us in the next century. The privileged elite felt threatened by the fact so many educated people were coming into the workforce unable to endure shitty repeater jobs. No matter what you think happened on 11 sept 2001 it was definitely a message to us, my generation, that we would not see that bright future we were all told of in the early to mid 90's so much was just next door.
Then, for this author, the Internet arrived in 1997 seemingly making humanity able to communicate only through consciousness and whether these 21st century digital boys and girls would seemingly form an harmonious force of change was still left to be seen, the previous BBS days my uncle had been part of was a seemingly big indicator that there was somehow, something bright and righteous going on and it would just go on to come faster and faster. Then 911 happened, a lot of seemingly smart individuals took refuge into drugs, crazy retarded meth induced sex party/mdma too while at it due to the trauma we all had been exposed to back then, where not many people seemed to understand what was going on, from day 1 from when I saw the towers fall I was like no way a fucking plane did this and there was talks of bombs everywhere, turns out there was but the main subject of this sudden drop of idea is far from being 911.
Later on the internet wasn't a place where people who only knew each other through their conscience networked, it became a webcam whore/youtube internet tough guys/Jackass broadband medium of mediocrity. The, I hate to say this, but if it quacks like a duck...the newfags, the generation after mine seemingly too young to have understood what happened at the turn of the millennium reduced our consciousness network to a pile of faded mcdonald's tasting bullshit. Sure one can do like myself and try to ignore it all, I never owned a webcam, the women I had sex with, I have always met first irl, it seems a lot of people are so jacked to the internet in the generation that came to me juuusssst right after mine, and its not some old man bullshitting, not only do they seem to use it for totally wrong reasons, accepting by default that paying for shit while you already pay for a really expensive (at least in canada, we are one of the country that takes it the deepest in the ass concerning telecom) Internet connection who actually take seriously artists crying on tv commercials against downloading music....makes me sick, very little music our generation was listening to was on tv, commercial radio, except when it got popular by accident, starting with Nirvana to about 1994-1995 when melodic hardcore punk coupled with pop punk suddenly came to be popular (of course that wouldn't last, it made the white little boys feel powerful, they quickly replaced the trend with gangsta rap which not a lot of white, middle class people can relate to unless they make those rappers appealing with their quest for bitches and money being the most important thing about the, certainly not their music). My generation was at a sort of tipping point where thrash metal and punk was killing the mainstream and then corporate execs at large made sure that didn't last, it was a dangerous thing to let be the voice of a whole generation come out against the shenanigans many of the 80's bands who lived in a similar kind of geopolitical atmosphere as we do in 2013, even worse in some sense since there was still the cold war in full action then).
Then they did the same thing with the internet. First they kill usenet, you need to pay to pirate or just discuss now on those text boards, no offense to forum boards, I just felt a greater feeling of freedom using alt.drugs.psychedelics back then for example.Then they went after all media trading, because that's bad, there could be ideas dangerous to the status quo being transmitted through all of this and they only leave the irrelevant or so ads filled shit youtube videos in case one just wants to hear a super compressed song that a lot of the older people simply left the internet because they couldn't deal with having to install over 9000 browser add-ons, back then till about 2007 everything was way more simple, wanted no ads ? Use Opera. Anyway, the one tool that had surfaced for humanity to stand as one and crush the pseudo-human neanderthals running this show has now been desecrated, raped, violated and dumped down a ditch, and I hate having to be being 7 proxies to post this self-evident truth.
What we have to do now is do like the late 70's/early 80's punks and metalheads (not the glam metal cocksuckers plz) and also the original real street rap, we need to coalesce into one single entity in art that might have to go back to fucking tape cassettes if the need be, but we have to find another way of spreading our ideas without the internet, because that medium, is more or less over, no need for a killswitch mr president of the country below mine which is making me do everything to move to scandinavia these days (already in process). And I don't mean the kind of music that my generation and the one before used to transmit messages of disagreement with authority, it can be anything, from spoken word to fucking psychedelic rock, but artists who actually do still want to have an impact will have to go into the dark, as bizarre as it sounds. There's always some contradiction, like, a band I could name, Tragedy, which is crustcore/melodic hardcore has absolutely no presence on the internet, all you can do is buy their albums online and read about how they will play live somewhere, and they aren't a first parter band that nobody cares about, they have great messages to convey but they have since long realized the internet isnt all what it was supposed to be anymore, even in the mid 2000's.
The digital boy shouldn't be so digital anymore.
*Sorry for the english, it's my second language, usually I put a lot more effort into anything I post that isn't IRC chatting but right now I couldn't careless with all that oxycodone and flexeril in me. I might revise my prose later though.
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