razor13

you have to always take life in deep as you can and hold it there til it hurts and thenyou rest and heal and take it all in again and you build a rythm that moves along to ancint percussions and you got to keep it in time wether the pace is fast or slow, the timing of the rythm is crucial and those primordial beats are incessant and always changing, you get out of time you have to rearrange your percussive attacks and delays until you synchronize it all again and maybe a harmony will occur and sometimes melodic refrains will take effect and envelopes can be pushed over and filtered and you can cause feedback, which is a beautiful symphony and the pace can slow and grow faster with dramatic ceasara at the end of natural bridges that develop in the communication between the beat and the rythm that speaks down the ancestral line all the way to the first amont of matter and anti-matter that all exsistence in this universe originates from and the sound can be the most fulfilling experience you will ever know, but at a moments notice you can fall out of tune and run out of time, all out of tune, all out of time, that can be the most painful feeling you will ever know, but you cannot stop the beat, and you have to start over, taking it in and holding until it hurts, then letting it out and resting and healing.....that's the beat, now make your rythm...