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Originally Posted by nia mora
Mystery. Hasn't your mother ever taught you that if you don't have anything nice to say then don't say it at all?
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No, personal, so you don't get to know why. I learned myself not to care about other peoples reactions if I know im right.
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Your idea of the "big metal x" has nothing to do with the idea I was implying with no originality left in the world. If you have paid ANY attention to literature or any type of writing you will notice that everything is based off of an archetype that has been copied many times before. For example: Iliad, Beowulf, Canterbury Tales.
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I'm gonna parallel to music because its my life.
In music there are many archetypes, 12 bar blues, 32 bar popular form, classic turnarounds etc. Using one to write a piece doesn't make it unoriginal. Let me give you an example. I've written 234 bars of Symphony. My idea? I took an archetype we call "modal" in music, and basically wrote a progression that goes from light funk to heavy funk, starting out with inversion chord solos and delves into abstract, rubato harmonic minor riffing with no syncopation(a standard of jazz and funk) with a flute and piano call and response section.
Here's another example, my teacher for jazz music wrote a piece thats basically up and down flow of 4ths. It's such a simple Idea, but find anyone else who's done it.
Tell me it's not original, then go find anyone else who's done even remotely the same thing. Using an Archetype doesn't make something unoriginal. Doing what many writers do, taking an archetype and using it exactly as it is by just altering the insignificant potions to sell is unoriginal, but if you go ahead and brand the rest of the artistic world as unoriginal, we are sure as hell going to kick your ass about it.
Original thinks emerge scarce and far apart, the problem is this world is too busy enjoying whatever makes life easy to try the original. This world will never run out of originality, not everyone can tap into it though.
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Yes it is a critique board. Did you supply me with critique? No. You didn't even comment on my piece. All you did was add more ignorance and stupidity to the world. You may leave.
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Irony of you calling me stupid when you didn't even realize I was talking about the way you responded to someone else's criticism. Use your logic, if I know your reaction is pathetic why would I bother critiquing your work if you don't care what I say anyway?
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Come back when you read up on Carl Jung and classic literature.
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I'm sorry I don't get my opinions and judgment from what other people think, I've studied classic literature for ages girly, I'm writing a semester paper on it despite the fact that my major is music. Don't tell me to read classic literature when you can't even understand an example.
I'll give you a suggestion, before saying something all conquering such as "there is no originality left" and not realizing how it offends people with professions like me(musician) because of what we strive for, think, experience, and make your own opinion. And remember, because it's opinion, doesn't mean its right, no, not even for you.