Yeah, I see the spelling mistakes in the title. It was made
as a gesture of what I think is starting to happen. Music has really become
more about what you sing and the image you want. You see these people popping
up everywhere. Ten years ago you would have thought an African-American lady
with green hair, big ass and ridiculous clothing would never be a thing
but in modern music we have this thing called Nicki Minaj. She also has a white
counter part; she has normal colour hair but has more ridiculous clothing. She
is known as Lady Gaga.
Oddly enough I
prefer Lady Gaga just because she is actually doing what bands from the sixties
would have done if they we're making music today. It's quite a parallel I'm
making I know but that's the thing of parallel lines, they'll never touch. They
can go on forever close as can be but they will never touch. It might look like
it if you look into the distance and see train tracks "becoming" one
thing but they never do.
As a musician I
want to make a living of making music or helping others make music. If it takes
me 7 hours of time spent promoting/ practicing/ studying, I will be willing to
do it but oh, if only I had an easy way out. A way to get my vocals on a track
at perfect pitch everywhere without the practice and training I would be so
well off, right? I disagree with that. A person should always take the hard way
if it means gaining experience needed to fulfil future tasks. I make this sound
like a game where you have to level up and becoming an amazing musician will
unlock the special Guitar of the gods but that is exactly my point, you might
not gain that Guitar of the gods but there is a certainty that you will level
up but alas we age don't we?
Voices strain
and muscles grow weak with time but that is part of life, it's part
of the living experience. You can always take the easy way out, see the great
things in life much quicker but if you take the hard way you gain the
knowledge needed to be able to understand the great things. Let's just say that
every person has their own road to follow. They get to run around doing
things they choose to do with free-will and if you want to become a person
who's whole life is revolving around something you aren't then do it. I'll
stick to my way of just doing what I want and putting effort into the things I
want to be part of me or embody me.
