Category: The Ketamine Playlists
ketamine 14
to be honest i don’t remember much about this specific playlist – i’m having to listen to it again for the first time in nearly a year as i type this. looking at it again i can tell i was exploring long form instrumental pieces here – only 5 tracks
ketamine 13
glitchy. moody but largely in a major key sort of way. i currently have no distinct memories of this particular playlist for the most part, but clearly leaning into textures and glitchy melodies a great deal. upon revisiting / re-listening to this playlist i suspect this would be well appreciated
ketamine 12
remembering bits and pieces of this particular playlist – i know i was experimenting with a lot of sweeping orchestral movements (however, not maneuvers in the dark or otherwise, in this particular case), combined with tone, texture, and sound staging (especially in the fairly obvious case with the Max Cooper
ketamine 11
in revisiting this playlist a year or more after the fact for this post, i will admit this particular playlist is a collection of solid, beautiful songs, but as for its sum as a cohesive playlist, i’m not really sure it works for its intended purpose. i suppose they can’t
ketamine 10
wow – so going to this playlist now several times in the course of trying to write an entry for this has arisen a bit of a haystack of thoughts and feelings about it. with significantly more experience than i had with this at the time and revisiting this playlist
ketamine 09
i wish i had something more specific to say about this one, but i confess, it doesn’t bring up any profound revelations or specific experiences. on revisiting as i write this entry i’m not necessarily disappointed with it, but more specifically i find myself ambivalent. all fine music by musicians