Peace In Power

I’ve started a second blog specifically for my very active dream-life. If you want to check it out, here it is:

http://subconsciouspsychosis.tumblr.com/

I’m one of those people who over-thinks everything. Nothing in my life is without the unprovoked scrutiny that is my mind. For now, the victim is the very same observer.

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This phrase in itself requires a bit of explanation. I don’t think all music is equal, but rather to have music is always better than not to have music. I’m not sure I view music like other people do; in fact I’m inclined to believe the contrary. Where as some people listen to what a song sounds like or some listen to what a song has to say, I’m not so contented so easily. Personally, it all started with the Beatles. I studied their music for hours and end by learning how each song was composed, the story behind each song, the subtle errors - the lives of the Beatles. From there, I branched out into other bands, other genres, in some sense, piecing together parts of these musicians lives. Just as fans everywhere are slaves to a trend like a television show or a band, my obsession was music as a whole. Little-by-little, I realized that it wasn’t just a collection of lives I could assemble, but the possibilities of a general life.  From love to hate, a day in the life to a trip through the mind, this music was the story of humanity at it’s best and it’s worse. From then on, I made a conscious decision to accept music in all its forms. Just as life is unfulfilled without a full array of experience and emotion, music is the snapshot, and just because the time was bad or irritating, doesn’t mean I should ignore it from my life. I have no desire to imposed this convoluted idealistic standard on the innocent, (hate what you will), but this is me.