Muziktology Proust Questionnaire #33 Golden Apes
What do you regard as the lowest depth of misery? On the personal level: Holding the one in the mirror with abhorrence. On the social level: Being the victim of decisions / failures made by others
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What do you regard as the lowest depth of misery? On the personal level: Holding the one in the mirror with abhorrence. On the social level: Being the victim of decisions / failures made by others
Which historical figure do you most identify with? J.R.R Tolkien because of his appreciation for the simple things in life, poetry, comradery, poetry and language. Also his sort of apprehensiveness to accept the modern world and rapid industrialization. I probably wouldn’t agree with all his views but I feel I can connect to a lot of the themes in his writing.
What is your idea of perfect happiness? A balance between a clean conscience (giving it your all on projects you’re working on, not being lazy and inconclusive) and fun (doing the things I like to do just for the heck of it).
Who are your heroes in real life? All the people fighting against social injustice, war and pollution.
What is your idea of perfect happiness? A fireplace, a Juno-60, a bunch of recorded VHS with white tape full of crossings out. Eventually a NES. My mother own a place like this. We composed out there. What is your most marked characteristic? Our red dot eye. What do you consider your greatest achievement? Our...
What do you consider your greatest achievement? That I’ve survived this long!
What is your idea of perfect happiness? The idea of perfect for me doesn't exist. Perfection is a illusion idea of the human being, I mean... It's almost impossible to be a perfect musician, father or sports player at the same time. You don't have enough focus on your human brain to deal with that
What is your idea of perfect happiness? Hakim: Contentment with what you have been blessed with, without an ounce of jealousy for what other people have. Azman: Having the company of your loved ones with you through good and bad times. Fahmi: Nothing is perfect in this world. Yasser: Living life without stress.
What is your idea of perfect happiness? There is no such thing as perfect happiness. There are moments when you dive into something that captures you totally, be it a song, a movie or a book, or working on something you enjoy, and you forget about everything else. Being able to do such things is what I perceive as happiness. If I would have to synthesize it in fewer words, that would be “your kid’s smile” for sure.