Klutzki

Experimenting on various media outlets to support the work. A photo gal on Smug': https://mattykay.smugmug.com/Sea-Atmospheres/

A hidden gem of heart from the time of intense grunge. "Fade into You" was originally released a few days after Cobain died, and this performance was on October 2nd 1994. The strength of ease and simplicity cuts like a sharpened sword. Who tries to hold the hand inside these days? And listen to the rhythmic percussive guitar playing, the focused peace and timing of the musicians, as if waiting for 2021.... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2FdP0eS47ts See more

A glimpse into my early guitar documentation. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EvhNy3IcomE

Glad to have been such a profound influence for 6ix 9ine b4 '20. https://medium.com/desig/6ix-9ine-a-wreck-lama-72882c55f5b0

Touchy song with a fella trying to let it all out. I like the unusual guitar echo on the string glide upwards. As a guitarist, I think that's what makes this piece with the confident vocal meanderings. I thought it's a new song on my Spotify. Nope. I just heard this song for the first time, because I missed it as a teen in 1993 despite learning Candlebox's "Cover Me" that year. It was the year of the transfer from tapes to CDs. Only one of my classmates has a portable CD player in school. Good track with typical grunge vocal arrangement. These guys continue to inspire. This is a lifetime away now. Someone could have served a life sentence in that time, or could have turned senior at a workstation by the comp. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eu3EuWg2qNI

I'm calling bluff on the entire music industry and most industries which rely primarily on computation, which is pretty much the entire IT sector. If a "fact" is an aspect of the process of abstraction from the unknown into the personal sphere of the known by means of direct personal experience, then by this loose definition the end of facts is near because of data mining and artificial intelligence. As a person who can see the future by extrapolation, this is really bad. The...Continue reading