intro to liquify (original album mix)

my time stamp on this is too late; i specifically remember working on it before i moved in the summer of '99, but i don't know how much before. this may have been more like spring, 1999.

either way, i put the track aside to be worked on and didn't get back to it for quite some time afterwards. when i was compiling this (and inridiculous) as the end of my inri phase, i had to make a tough choice as to whether or not i wanted to finish it as a post-inri project or leave it as it was and move forwards. i really prioritized that cut-off point...

half of me wants to finish it now, but it wouldn't sound the way i wanted it to, originally. and it works well as this introduction.

recorded in the spring of 1999.

https://jasonparent.bandcamp.com/track/liquify-inrimake

chemical warfare will burn off your nose hairs (original album mix)

recorded late into the evening in my high school's secret synthesizer room. it was some kind of basic 80s analog/fm thing.

recorded in june, 1999.

https://jasonparent.bandcamp.com/track/chemical-warfare-will-burn-off-your-nose-hairs

great. heard it before, though. hope it's followed through on; hope it's not presented as a means to "offset" tar sands

http://www.citynews.ca/2013/11/22/ontario-vows-to-be-first-on-continent-to-ban-coal-fired-electricity-generation/

Disability justice complicates our understanding of violence against “mentally ill” IPOC by taking the conversation to the level where we address how queer trans liberation work is inseparable from disability justice work.

that statement demonstrates everything that is ridiculous about approaching social issues from an "intersectional" perspective.

first, something that complicates our understanding is presented as a positive. that might be true if your aim is to sell textbooks at multiple year levels, but people that actually care about social justice are concerned about simplifying issues into workable solutions, not complicating them into meaningless intellectual abstractions.

second, the sentence is actually incoherent. as much written on the topic is. disability justice demonstrates how queer issues are inseparable from disability justice? what?

third, it's existing in some kind of paradoxical phase. the intersectional analysis began by splitting people into atomized groups based on as many adjectives as they could find. then, through much careful thought and discussion, the situation has been "complicated" by the realization that the issues are, in fact, not separable at all. shocking? or completely fucking obvious?

if the end result of this idiotic delve into "intersectional analysis" is the conclusion that it's the wrong way to approach things, i suppose it will turn out that the whole thing wasn't a waste of time. it'd just be nice if we could hurry the process up a bit, and remove the phrase from it's existing status as "trendy hipster slacktivist buzz word".