Something dissonant...something dissonant

I guess we must. What's your definition? Maybe you could give me an example to go along with it too.

Look above, friend, at the Merzbow. Or at Weasel Walter. Or at Ettrick. But I've heard more extreme.

You need to think as extreme as possible. Get out of the box...!!

Merzbow - Minus Zero

:whistling:

I wouldn't even call that dissonant really. Sure, it's loud and challenging to the ears. But so could a C Major chord if played with the right instruments at a loud enough volume. I personally view "dissonance" as a disagreement in the internal logic of a piece that has thus far been set up. I don't see much disagreement in anything that is going on there. Just my opinion.

Also, I'm going to agree with myself and tell Heckle to give up once again. Just write what pleases you.

You make sense there, Nirv, but I'm not sure if there's no such thing as general dissonance.

Actually, in listening, that's a pretty tame Merzbow track.

Actually, in listening, that's a pretty tame Merzbow track.

Well then... :blush:

It was the first one I found....