Far out! Its good to do the big jump. In my twenties i lived in bay ridge brooklyn for a half year and a year in green lake seattle It was good for me.
Far out! Its good to do the big jump. In my twenties i lived in bay ridge brooklyn for a half year and a year in green lake seattle It was good for me.
Ive moved my whole life, its like every 4 years i move.
cali to new your, ny to nj, nj back to cali, cali to hawaii, hawaii to las vegas, then washington, back to vegas then its finally travel time.
i hope.
lol
only time will tell.
i got so much stuff to get rid of, its (i hate to keep using the same word) overwhelming.
in a couple days everything might just end up on the curb with a free sign.
:/
Honstly i like washington better then the vegas desert but thats where alot of my family is and cant get back the time lost with family ect.......
Wow. AmZing amount of travel!!! Letting go of stuff is difficult for sure but its better to be able to. I certainly have moved towards the feeling that less is more. The things that matter these days are within the ipad. And i feel like as a creative artist i dont need all the old trappings of musical gear like i use to. The studio available with an ipad seriously cost more than 10k dollars back in the nineties.
All best to you Skeptik. Dont look back
I understand the whole ipad situation, i havent gotten that much into the present time tech wise, i still prefer my hardware to software.
basically what im keeping is old art that i produced throught my life, my computer, my music equipment and clothing. im sure some other little things here and there that have sentememtal value but at this point it feels like a burden carying it all from place to place.
oh some art supplies im keeping too (minimal).
The great thing about 90's music equipment is its cheap af now.
:D
the bad part of it is the space it takes and the box of cables i lug around. lol
Still i love hardware, something about physical knobs and stuff i cant get over. recording software though that shit is awesome now days.