Affinity for a trinity…
Skinny Puppy…Velvet Acid Christ…Mindless Self Indulgence…
Who are they, what are they, and what do they mean to me?
Quote of the Month; February….2010
“Nothing was holy to us. Our movement was neither mystical, communistic, nor anarchistic. All of these movements had some sort of program, but ours was completely nihilistic. Our symbol was nothingness, a vacuum, a void…”
~ George Grosz; artist and DaDa proponent.
How would that sound?
Jimmy Page (Led Zeppelin)… the Edge (U2)… Jack White (White Stripes)…
Might it really get that loud?…
get in bed someone will fall in love
[SRT is a line that popped out at me while walking from a Marilyn Manson song, and summarizes one of the main gripes of my 20s. beyond that it *is* pretty random (the R in SRT) and has more to do with trying to decipher what is this like/like/dislike thing with the band itself] they planted [...]the prints of darkness
in stages, the growth of inert matter into fleshly consciousness, life takes on many faces before its utter decimation… the shades are drawn quicker as the daylight sheds its appeal to the larger audiences, and then we see the lightness of being Here… where have the pieces of me been when I came to look for them?… hidden in the kinetic unknown, restless nihilistic side effect to all the potential energy, and the likelihood that one won’t be coming back… the workings of unruly thoughts stands unreal, but there nonetheless, the ‘unholy trinity’ long gone for yet another year. staving off the demons with knives and swords abroad, and in striking contrast to how a new year should be held together when one starts down the same stroll again. there are no towers to run to in safety, and …
secret chiefs and iodine
the semi-Gerson diet is going well. I think these first few days we’ve been withdrawing from salt –aesthetically, and more into physically..as things progress. It sounds insane, but in the Gerson book they talk about people passing 5gm of salt a day in the first several days on the Gerson plan. Anyway, so iodine supplementation [...](higher thought)less
Conventionality is born of stagnation and a reluctance to relinquish our grip on antiquated social observances. While it’s understandable that people want to revel in the bastion of the familiar and shun all things foreign, it should be etched into our very soul how important it is to learn and evolve beyond the mundane, for to grow stagnant is to stop moving forward, to allow convention the right of way is to disavow our own humanity and free will, and squelch the fire of imagination, and crush all possibility of really feeling as though we’re alive.















