Wednesday, April 30, 2008

We Are Two



My friends, let us look around us. In the grand scheme of things, we are but amoebic specks on the timeline of existence. Civilised humanity has gradually worked itself to a gateway of pointlessness over the last 10,000 years or so, and whilst we might look at achievements such as our worldly wide information superhighweb, built on a backbone of filth, and believe we are advancing beyond all recognition, against the back drop of the 15 billion year old universe, we aren’t much really. Aren’t much at all.

And so what significance can we attribute to the second anniversary of this very vehicle for melancholic out-pouring that you find yourself wading through at this moment of a blink of a fraction of history? Well, shit loads, obviously.

We could go into a bit of depth and detail as to the significant steps on the evolutionary path that we’ve achieved, but truth be told or something, there is not enough time in the day, or adjectives in the lexicon to cope with our skills – needless to say though, your occasional kind word makes it all worth while. Honestly.

Take this one for example, received from Mr Hopkinson’s Computer, who joins us in our celebration, by having a go at some Bjork-ing. Textbook.



Mr Hopkinson’s Computer – Birthday


And with this introspection that our ludicrous measurement of time deeming that another passing of 365.25 days made up of 24 hours made up of 60 minutes made up of 60 seconds gives us, we retort with this – we are a'changing. Like a caterpillar retreating into it’s pupae, we are going to sleep for a while. But when we come back, we will be a beautiful butterfly. Or possibly a moth. Or maybe we might just stay a pupae. Hmm.

Until then, as an apparently suitable footnote, where do I find myself on this most celebrated of days? In a hotel room far too far North, with the sound of a power shouting class booming down the hallway, and the suspected dramatic view of the English countryside obscured by genuine proper rain. How wonderfully apt. To add insult to injury, due to my little tripette, I’m missing a night of high falutin in New Cross, where PNAK are churning out their spasticated krautings. We’re going for a walk now.



PNAK – Experimental Croquet


Tiny Dancer


Labels: , ,

3 Comments:

Anonymous Anonymous said...

yours is a quality post, thanks for the music

30/4/08 11:38 pm  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

hello there, this is alec from PNAK, just wanted to say thanks for spreading our 'spasticated krautings'.... that's a great description by the way, i might start using myself.

cheerio!

3/5/08 10:56 am  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

congrats tiny dancing. looking fwd to the metamorphosis. as always.
-b

6/5/08 3:18 pm  

Post a Comment

<< Home

You have been marked on my profile map! Click to zoom-in.