Compress/extend/bop/twist/pull/pass it

"In a simplified explanation of it, I think that some people just give too many fucks.

It's like traffic, ya know? We're all going to get there eventually. If we just enjoy the ride, roll the windows down and let the breeze drown out the stereo, then we should all enjoy the journey.

We don't need any of this tailgating windows-up mashing the gas pedal to be first to the next the redlight bullshit, amirite?" -- Eric S. Leyva

I've been trying to bring about the season of Tanzen for about two weeks now, with no free flow of inspiration. My journal was with me as I began sifting through the remnants of 4:47am; 12-hour night shifts, yet again. Nothing. Not even the urge to grab the damned thing from my bag.

Tonight, I forced myself to pull the notebook out and to jot a few scribbles of blue gel pen. I filled up a page. A bit of a ramble about how things are and how I might like them to be, and nothing terribly poetic until the end, when I switched to black. The conclusion of this forced/jump start was that this season may not be a season for Tanzen words, but of actions.

"Tanzen doesn't have a genre, Tanzen isn't decisive or decided or deciduous. Tanzen is just Tanzen." -- Paul J. W. Michaels

Last Summer, an entertaining series of use(ful/less) gesture took up a few kilobytes of storage across the clouds and if Tanzen was shining through the darkness, then perhaps up to several megabytes were drizzled down unto the masses for their hydration. Probably some of the best documentation and reflection of the language ever produced!

This Summer will probably not be a season of @тanzensрæк, or as corrected by Firefox, Konstanze. It will be a season of action, and rightfully so. 

"Just metaphor and simile, AuAl2." -- Eric S. Leyva

Musics have been plotted, but not finalized. Instruments will be modified and completed. Amplifiers will be calibrated and restored. The studios will have their dusts dusted.

Finally, the instruments will play the music that's been set aside as the words were allowed to grow, as stated as far back as 5 Sept 2010: Compartmentalization. Enough of that. The words will be there when needed. It's time for instruments, music and actions. And damn, time to go to sleep.

Technique : feeling : emotion.

"I like Tanzen for its ethereal quality."

"Can compress it, extend it, bop it, twist it, pull it, pass it."

-- Paul J. W. Michaels