The first album in a trilogy inspired by the idea of it being something that would be able to further connect me with someone but since they're no longer in the picture it doesn't matter what sparked the creativity. What matters though, is that this album is sort of the death and rebirth of that idea. Something is dying or has died but it has given way for something to be born. This project.
The tracks of this album are published under a Creative Commons licence, check the licence associated to each track.
Reviews for "Busy For An Eternity"
2 reviews
... da geb ich mal keine Bewertung ab - das hängt viel zu sehr vom Geschmack der Hörenden und auch der eigenen Verfassung ab - mögliche Reaktionen reichen wohl von Schmerz über genervt bis lustig oder gar künst(ler)ich!?
Zumindest mutet das ganze äußerst experimentell an und ist sicherlich nicht jedermanns Sache - ich selbst bin mir da auch keinesfalls sicher.
Interessiert man sich für neue Konzepte und ist offen für spezielle Ausdrucksformen, kann man ruhig mal ein Öhrchen riskieren!
"Dear random person"... was written on the old Chadderandom Abyss site.
Random is an emblematic word: random is the user who finds T.C.A. and random seem the sounds that welcome the listener.
But is "random" the right word?
This album was one of the first releases i have listened to here on Jamendo.
I felt attracted to it because of its cover: an old-style (in the personal computer era) picture representig a girl and a mask of Death.
MySpace replaced the old Geocities site, but substance has not changed: everything in T.C.A. is old-style.
His covers, his voice à la Robert Johnson, his defaced "blues" songs.
You could think that I'm raving, but what I mean can be explained by a statement from the old T.C.A. site:
"But, I mean, seriously, who has a geocities site in 2007, anyway?"
Do you understand?
The Chadderandom Abyss is traditional music for the internet generation!
The Chadderandom Abyss is a classic.
He reminds me of the old free internet, not cool, but free (and anarchic enough).
From my Italian/European (probably stereotyped) point of view his figure and his music smell like American hystory, the place where you can find boring prohibitionists and people like Louis Thomas Hardin alias Moondog alias The Viking of 6th Avenue or Don Van Vliet (Captain Beefheart).
The Chadderandom Abyss is a quite typical figure in the American and Internet hystory.
He is not as random as you may think...
