Mariaelena

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DeAge™ : 7561 days • Here since 28 september 2005

Mark Hollis Mark Hollis

2 oct 06

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And he said... that if he could play one note instead of two, it was good; if no note could be played, it was even better, because that feeling of shame you experience while playing is like a liberation, a redemption, and from this sort of nullification, the mind is purified, relaxed, and creates masterpieces of the soul.

Mark Hollis Mark Hollis

2 oct 06

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A quote by Mark Hollis: "Before you play two notes learn how to play one note - and don't play one note unless you've got a reason to play it."

Mark Hollis Mark Hollis

30 sep 06

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So we are two tired ones, you wrote it on your card, I still haven't done it after a year, maybe one day I will, maybe...
Good night everyone, I'm so sleepy, I need to nap...

Associates Perhaps

30 sep 06

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:-)

Associates Perhaps

29 sep 06

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I would add that besides being completely different, I find Sulk cloying and paranoid; personally, I don't like it at all.

Mark Hollis Mark Hollis

29 sep 06

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Fosca, listen, I'm not aggressive at all. If I gave you that impression, I apologize. I'm just trying to share some ideas with you, and I read and respect your point of view. But we probably have two different ways of sharing things, and that's okay. It's not a problem; in fact, these exchanges of opinions are welcome. As for the discussion about Gabriel and The Cure, I repeat, if the same songs had the name of an unknown artist or a different group, they wouldn't have made any difference to my heart. I don't love them because they belong to great artists, but because the words, the lyrics, and the sounds are great.

Mark Hollis Mark Hollis

29 sep 06

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And I add to Tosca to stay on the subject of emotions, you love, as I do, the masterpiece (absolutely, for me) by Gabriel "Passion" and also "Disintegration" by The Cure, so tell me, don’t you think that this love, nonetheless, comes from our soul, from our pathos and not from the fact that they are CDs by great artists? I mean, not everyone sees it like you and me, not everyone thinks that these two albums are masterpieces, precisely because not everyone feels the same way, you understand?

Mark Hollis Mark Hollis

29 sep 06

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x Fosca: first, it seems that you’re not the only one struggling to read me, and that’s not a problem since we’re not all the same. Second, I know exactly what we’re talking about since I own that cd. Third, know that it’s not just people who went to school or who play music that have the gift of recognizing melody, but remember that there’s also the autodidact, and here we return to the point of being able to recognize through the soul. And fourth, I support Sylvian because he expresses the concept in a proportional and coherent manner to reality. And fifth and final point, I’m not criticizing your review for what you want to say, but I’m just examining the argument you presented.

Mark Hollis Mark Hollis

29 sep 06

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At the core of everything there must be sensitivity and emotion; it can't be enough for an album to be beautiful or stellar. What must exist is what is born within each of us, and what Sylvian says is true, because otherwise everyone would see things in the same way just because they are undeniably beautiful to the eyes or ears, but unfortunately, that's not enough!