cartoon with BOC music
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It's pretty funny how 'Beware the Friendly Stranger' shows up on p2p programs as 'Salad Fingers Theme'.
Here is another Firth 'toon. This one is called 'Scribbler' and uses 'Over the Horizon Radar'.
http://www.fat-pie.com/scribblewatch.htm
Here is another Firth 'toon. This one is called 'Scribbler' and uses 'Over the Horizon Radar'.
http://www.fat-pie.com/scribblewatch.htm
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D4VERD4NN wrote:Cupz wrote:I not trying to be the "cool boccer" or something...but I really think he mis uses BoC![]()
What a stupid remark you made about misused BOC music in that cartoon, that's idd not cool.
He makes BoC into this stupid cliche horror theme....while BoC is supossed to be somthing speciall
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i have to say that i agree with cupz on this one.
i know music is there to be interpretated however the listener sees fit
but the cartoon is very bleak and sometimes nausiating, for me anyway.
hearing the music over visuals like this can have a lasting effect and leave a bitter
aftertaste when listening to 'beware...' again. obvious images pop into your head when they should be
glossed or transparent fading in and out of eachother, and not focusing on one individual picture (or a wacky flash movie)
i know music is there to be interpretated however the listener sees fit
but the cartoon is very bleak and sometimes nausiating, for me anyway.
hearing the music over visuals like this can have a lasting effect and leave a bitter
aftertaste when listening to 'beware...' again. obvious images pop into your head when they should be
glossed or transparent fading in and out of eachother, and not focusing on one individual picture (or a wacky flash movie)
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ross adey wrote:i have to say that i agree with cupz on this one.
i know music is there to be interpretated however the listener sees fit
but the cartoon is very bleak and sometimes nausiating, for me anyway.
hearing the music over visuals like this can have a lasting effect and leave a bitter
aftertaste when listening to 'beware...' again. obvious images pop into your head when they should be
glossed or transparent fading in and out of eachother, and not focusing on one individual picture (or a wacky flash movie)
BOC are just 2 guys who make great music, there are 2 many groupies on this twoism forum who think that the music of BOC is a sacred place
you have a point dan, ppl do tend to take BoC's music too sriously, myself included.
but for me BoC's music 'is' a sacred place, just like you said. ppl can post they're life away
trying to write replies to posts that in they're opinion are FAR more intelligent than the last persons,
but it's whatever the fuck you want it to be, i'm just watching the days go by on this eternal ship of fools (which is a euphamism for 'life' and not the twoism community, rest assured) I dont know about anyone else, but I change my mind 1,000,000 times a day... and right now i'm not particularly feelin salad fingers.
but for me BoC's music 'is' a sacred place, just like you said. ppl can post they're life away
trying to write replies to posts that in they're opinion are FAR more intelligent than the last persons,
but it's whatever the fuck you want it to be, i'm just watching the days go by on this eternal ship of fools (which is a euphamism for 'life' and not the twoism community, rest assured) I dont know about anyone else, but I change my mind 1,000,000 times a day... and right now i'm not particularly feelin salad fingers.
