Code 000. Destruct. 0.

Agreed. In the context of that Herbie piece, I hear it as a suspension.

That's wonderful Jason, congratulations!

That's why I prefer set theory when talking vertically.

I've proudly never seen any of the B-movie adaptations.

I'm glad Zimmer appears more than Williams.

The passacaglia from Penderecki's 3rd symphony strikes me as suited to some of the more extrovert Lovecraft moments, evoking some plodding, nameless, supernal horror. Actually much from that period of music likely fits well. And there are even a few musical descriptions in his work, usually revolving around the thin whining of monotonous flutes and dancing formless cyclopean monstrosities. There's also a vivid reference to entrancing choral singing in one of the stories... I can't remember the name right now. It involves an opium overdose and subsequent vision.

Sometimes I enjoy thinking about Lovecraft and music. It would be a very difficult job, I think, to score a faithfully well made Lovecraft film adaptation. It's tough to pin down, relative to any music I know (film or otherwise), what exactly the sonic nature of such an adaptation would be.

Prepare for weird dreams.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L_ez0KA2aA8 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BwgpSBsQYCU http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Rqahi8PGeZE

So are cars.

Not really anymore. It's easy to avoid driving if you live in the right place. I absolutely loathe it. Too much chance for the inherent stupidity of people to kill you.

Because they complain about what gives us joy.

I feel the same way about the musically illiterate.

I don't care too much for Mexican food. Except fish tacos.

Eat shit.

Jeez the collective board testosterone is reaching critical levels again.

Any man with a ponytail is either an excellent lover or completely incompetent.

Seriously sexy score.

Alien is better for that.

Who?

I was just going to say, that's the most English list of pet peeves ever haha.

Don't bother. Listen to the score.

Sigh.

How was the score Joey?

Sigh.