Misha wrote:
Actually, silence does not exist. Experimentalists have played with the idea, and recorded the perception of silence with hypersensitive microphones. They amplified it, played it loud, and let the mics pick up the result, to go through the process again. Apparently it is possible to make compositions out of the results, and with succes I daresay.
Noise means sound that one does not like. To some, the sound of an approaching train is noise, to others it is music. Noise is an opinion, relativation. Not a concretum.
Good point, and I definitely agree with you, what is noise to some can be music to others, but the fact that bothers me, is that this is supposed to be a metal reviews site, and I don't want to sound like an elitist, but the reviews you've been making since you dropped underground black metal for good, are better suited elsewhere, IMO (nothing against your taste in music, of course, but post-rock, noise, exprimental and neo-folk have little to do with metal)
In any case I have always enjoyed reading your reviews.
