I check the calendar and realize my Socializer implants are almost out of juice. It's a two hour walk to the charging station... or ten minutes on the subway. I can take the constant advertisements and the gene-specific sexual encounter fantasy holograms, but the people. I don't know if I can take the people. The dregs of society. I think about walking again, but remember the report of a feral dog pack somewhere in the area. Best to avoid getting ripped to pieces, I already have too many implants as it is.
I make my way down the stairs and put on my kevlar overcoat as I go. The UV rating is low today, but I remember to pack my ocular filters just in case. I strap a breathing film over my nose and mouth and step out into the grime. The sun is almost visible thru the fog today, but I better keep the filter on, I don't want to get contaminated by some hobo with technecrofilia.
Lyrics:
This infernal machine takes me where I want to go.
Riding along with the girls and the boys,
With their retro dogs and their retro toys.
Hurry up and get there.
A man sits next to me and his machine arm is malfunctioning.
He tries to tell me about it thru my audio stream.
I tell him I don't speak cyborg, please go away.
The party girls and the party boys all hyped up on their super juices,
Their neon outfits offend me so I turn on filters to get it away.
At last I'm at my stop.
I can't climb to the top of this pile of rats,
pile of garbage in this city that we live.
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Wednesday, May 22, 2013
Day 152: Tales from the Future
Friday, May 3, 2013
Day 133: ReAnimate with Less
Another minimalist gem found while sorting thru older pieces. Apparently it's about lies.
Was created while I was trying out my Akai MPK Mini for the first time. A controller I still use on a very regular basis.
Lyrics:
I don't think I can tell a lie.
I don't think I can lie.
Can you tell I'm lying to you?
All these lies sound the same.
Was created while I was trying out my Akai MPK Mini for the first time. A controller I still use on a very regular basis.
Lyrics:
I don't think I can tell a lie.
I don't think I can lie.
Can you tell I'm lying to you?
All these lies sound the same.
Labels:
akai,
automation,
Autotune vocals,
mpc,
mpk mini,
nashville indie,
propellerhead,
reason,
resonant bass
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