ALTO SAXOPHONE EBAY

void can be seen in connection with the following:

Aether as a classical element, being the source of all other worldly elements, this means the quintessence of all.
Aether in the mythology, as the firmament of the sky or heavens above.
The total absence of matter.
In astronomy, its a very large region of space with few or no galaxies contained therein.
Nothing, Null, Nil, Zip, Nada, das Nichts, Niente.
In Buddhism as Shunyata, meaning the Emptiness.
In Discordianism, Void is the parent of Eris (the goddess of disorder and strife) and Aneris (the goddess of order and non-existing things).
To urinate, taking a leak.
Often the title of the fifth Scroll in "The Book of Five Rings" by Miyamoto Musashi. (better translations are "Nothingness" or "Emptiness"). Musashi defines Void as "the realm where nothing exists, or cannot be known," and notes that "wrongly viewed among people of the world, not understanding anything is itself considered void. This is not real void: it is all a delusion."

VOID as a band from Washington, D.C.it was a legendary outfit in one of the important days and times of hardcore as a musical approach and lifestyle. probably one of the most non-conformist and radical (musically) of their time. information about the band is very sparsely but nevertheless quite mythologically. the reputation they made consisted of an over-the-top behaviour of singer john weiffenbach, the highly chaotic, swirling and dizzying guitar lines played by bubba dupree, an eccentric, often drunken performance of the same man and lots of unwanted violence at their shows. in contrast to the most players of other DC hardcore bands from that period, i couldnt detect any musical groups containing a former VOID member. obviously they decided to keep on doing their own thing, rather than being part of any scene. musically they are hard to grasp. punk is not even coming close as the music is way to wild and fierce. hardcore had not experienced a tornado-style group of that level and metal, well come on this was 1982! even slayer is kinda tame in comparison and way too technical and structured. VOID was a pure rush of adrenaline, a frenzy, with jet streamed guitars and full-throttle drumming. the impact they made was huge in my opinion. other ultra-core bands came soon after but not one was as unnerving and maniacly as VOID! they are best known for their split LP with fellow washington DC band FAITH, which came out on the DISCHORD label. i think it is still in print! the sad thing is they are rumored to have recordes a full length LP in 1984 called "the potion for dreams" that should have been issued on touch&go records but did never come out. any information about this seminal combo would be highly appreaciated!

1. What's your favorite song? - Untouchable Face - Ani Di Franco

2. Favorite genre of music? (Classical, Jazz, Country, Pop...) - Folksy guitar chicks

3. Favorite musician (add singer/band to end if necessary)? - Ani DiFranco

4. What was the last song you listened to/are currently listening to? - Defying Gravity, From 'Wicked'

5. What type of music do you dislike? - New Agey twinkly crap, and dance music. Ugh. If you need to be high to enjoy it, may I suggest it ain't that good...

6. What instrument do you like to listen to the most? - Piano

7. What instrument do you most like to play (or would like to learn)? - Acoustic Guitar

8. Where do you go or what do you listen to when you're sad? - I head to the car and sing musical theatre at the top of my voice until the government send peacekeepers in

9. What was the last concert or musical event you attended (add singer/band to end if necessary)? - Hayseed Dixie

10. What concert or musical event do you wish you could have attended? Or a performer you would have loved to have seen live? - 1950's Elvis. Then kidnapped him and made him my singing love slave.

11. You and your sweetie, what's your 'song'? If you aren't paired off, what song do you think it might be? - Oh crap. They are so going to be different. 'Angel Mine' by Cowboy Junkies makes me think of us. But then we've been together nearly 15 years, so lots does.

12. What song gets stuck in your head the most? (For good or for bad...) - Seven Days by Sting. I know not why. I hate that song.


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