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Originally Posted by alyasa
I know I shouldn't say anything, but I just can't help it... Basically, everyone here is being really contradictory... Most say that it's talent that should be nurtured, we want more noise records, let's hear more noise, but at the same time, you don't encourage anyone to actually go out and make any noise, this is like saying, please drop off a cliff, but try not to get injured in the process... I know there are probably at least a million people out there who have failed to make any significant impact whatsoever on music of any sort, at any given moment. Does that mean every mofo who wants to get into noise should be given a slap on the arse, a brief introduction and a curt warning to 'get it right'? Is this what encouragement is about? I'm sorry if I sound like I'm ranting needlessly, but it doesn't seem like this boy is being encouraged to make music. If anything, people are actually warning him to watch out if he decides to; which is a good thing; but, honestly, I see less of warnings and more of discouragement. Screw this, he probably doesn't even care, it's the motherfucking piece of shit internet anyway, nobody fucking cares.
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Right,i 'm posting from the point of view of someone who occasionally did music therapy for people with brain damage here.When it came to involve people into some music project or another,my job was not only that of spotting the degree of apparent interest into it that many of the patients showed,but also spotting the possible and realistic outcome of the whole experience.I can tell you with a passion that most people,even the most phisycally and mentally damaged ones,love being involved into creativity but get sommersed by their lacking of capabilities to size ideas and make them travel
a fruitful journey.And this i would notice on a regular basis while still being encouraging to them on many levels.