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• Member: Fall_Child42
• Studio: Corndog Vidvids
• Title: Schism of the Epistle to Dippy
• Premiered: 2006-06-05
• Categories:
  • Drama
  • Other
  • Horror
  • Instrumental
• Songs:
  • Europe Final Countdown
  • Masonna Epistle To Dippy
• Anime:
  • Chobits
• Comments: I wanted to do something different, and I think I have accomplished just that.
  
  I have created a combination of horror romance and drama, which I call Horoma.
  
  A very odd combination of Masonna, a Japanese noise artist, and the cute Clamp classic chobits.
  
  the main concept behind this was to take a cute anime and make it horror, but not "ZOMG VAMPIRES LOLZ!!!11" horror, but instead "that was weird and creepy David Lynch style" horror.
  
  I must apologize for the encoding..this thing was a bitch to compress and to keep it even REMOTELY looking the way I wanted, I had to make it large.
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  BUSTA WURF!
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  The world we live in now is full of cut-up sounds. Birds, drills, car engines, coughing, snoring, etc. This complex evironment is what John Cage used to illustrate that "music" is everywhere. But, what exactly is music? That is a question the individual must answer for him/herself. I personally believe that large quantities of so called "noise", as well as the complexities of chaos, contain structure. Mathematically, chaos can be bizarre, but our human minds stretch much farther than what we ascertain on the surface of sensory perception. Noise has structure, but it is up to the individual to find it. This MUSIC is an objective experience. A noise recording is the universe speaking. Listen and learn.