Thanks, great tune! Yes, listening to it and seeing it makes me feel very nostalgic. These are vibes and pictures from my late childhood. Today I am a Jonny Mnemonic, but running on DOS.
Hey! I'm glad my nostalgia is contagious, at least for you. If only we could press 'rewind'. Thank you particularly for being part of this ride and for the shared memories that inspire every beat and synth. 🌌🕹️💾🎵
@@focus4rt You highlighted a great question by saying: "If only we could hit 'rewind'." Sometimes I wonder if we should go back to the books, games and films of our past. I feel that sometimes it is a great journey, but sometimes you feel disappointed. We remember and live all the good memories and emotions we had for a certain title, but technology and our tastes and expectations evolve. My wife, a bookworm recently said that she feels "it's sometimes risky to go back to the heroes of our past". In general, I have mixed feelings about it. Some journeys have left me a feeling of disenchantment of that magical title, while some have been great and with them the journey has become even more nostalgic :) Maybe a risk worth taking :)
That's a good point. Sometimes it's not just tech that's evolving, but also just "us". So yeah, revisiting things of the past is risky business, as memories they guard are pretty valuable gems. The same goes with music I believe. The cool vibe, is okay for few runs, but to get connected to particular track, it needs to create a unique memory in our head, by evoking emotion, telling a story or just accompanying us through. But, with every risk comes a premise as well. Like with experiences, with each track comes possibility of creating new, vibrant memories, that builds up on the old ones, adding to the stack of value. So totally agree on the risks, and also on the fact, that despite them venture back is worth of exploration.
Thanks, great tune! Yes, listening to it and seeing it makes me feel very nostalgic. These are vibes and pictures from my late childhood. Today I am a Jonny Mnemonic, but running on DOS.
Hey! I'm glad my nostalgia is contagious, at least for you. If only we could press 'rewind'. Thank you particularly for being part of this ride and for the shared memories that inspire every beat and synth. 🌌🕹️💾🎵
@@focus4rt You highlighted a great question by saying: "If only we could hit 'rewind'." Sometimes I wonder if we should go back to the books, games and films of our past. I feel that sometimes it is a great journey, but sometimes you feel disappointed. We remember and live all the good memories and emotions we had for a certain title, but technology and our tastes and expectations evolve. My wife, a bookworm recently said that she feels "it's sometimes risky to go back to the heroes of our past".
In general, I have mixed feelings about it. Some journeys have left me a feeling of disenchantment of that magical title, while some have been great and with them the journey has become even more nostalgic :) Maybe a risk worth taking :)
That's a good point. Sometimes it's not just tech that's evolving, but also just "us". So yeah, revisiting things of the past is risky business, as memories they guard are pretty valuable gems. The same goes with music I believe. The cool vibe, is okay for few runs, but to get connected to particular track, it needs to create a unique memory in our head, by evoking emotion, telling a story or just accompanying us through.
But, with every risk comes a premise as well. Like with experiences, with each track comes possibility of creating new, vibrant memories, that builds up on the old ones, adding to the stack of value. So totally agree on the risks, and also on the fact, that despite them venture back is worth of exploration.