I’m thinking about the complexity of formulating an opinion on any person, subject, or emotion. And I continually wonder if the effort is worth it. Would it be easier just to say something along the lines of “I can’t give an opinion on that without prejudging the conclusion?” This essentially correlates with anything. How can we remove the knowledge that comes before the object we are asked to judge? We all decide or judge almost everything; otherwise we would never make any choices. I think I might try this idea when it comes to people. Maybe rather than allow the former action of others, and my opinions of those actions to take a hold of future judgments, it would be better just to convey this revelation. Example, “What do you think of John Doe?” The person before this revelation would have said, “I think John Doe is an Asshole.”  Now I will refrain from that, and just say. “I better not comment b/c my prejudices will cloud the opinion you’re asking me to convey.” This might work, but then again the former self would still be thinking John Doe is an asshole – Therein lies the rub.

Rumination_Station is a new series of random thoughts typically conjured up by my current reads. I hope you assist me in trying to figure out what the hell is going on “upstairs.”  This is a random series in which I intend to share the most random of revelations, and I hope you “streak to the convo.” WHAT?

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Twilight_Frequencies Podcast 013 comes to you from Eric Spleece who’s been known to bring the late night sexy vibe to dance floors around the world. Hailing from Detroit MI, Eric’s sets blur the lines of techno, house, disco and funk to create a late night vibe that keeps crowds dancing till the sun comes up. His production style is just as vast as his track selection. Ranging from downtempo, hip-hop, to broken beat house and techno soul. E.Spleece has the “We Can’t See EP” coming out on Exchange Bureau Music and is currently recording new tracks for the Detroit production company/label Detek Music.

E.Spleece has performed at the Detroit Electronic Music Festival / Movement in 2005, 2007 and 2009 and at WMC in 2007 and 2009. E.Spleece has brought his eclectic vibe and mixing style to such cities as Berlin, Frankfurt, New York, San Francisco, Seattle, LA, San Diego, Chicago, Mannheim, Kolon, and hopefully soon to a dance floor near you. Check out E.Spleece on Facebook, Soundcloud, MySpace, Bandcamp or for bookings contact silentproducer@hotmail.com

Twilight_Frequencies Podcast 013 Tracklisting:

Mike Monday  Sequence 1 EP (12″, EP) Aus Music AUS1029 UK 2010

Mark Henning  -Sweet Atom  -. Supersonic EP (12″, EP) Clink Music CLINK 019 Germany 2010

Magda Doom Disco -  From the Fallen Page  Minus Catalog Minus101CD

Christian Burkhardt – Scream Like (12″) Oslo OSLO 018 Germany 2010

Catz ‘N Dogz -Confused Feat Monty Luke – Stars of Zoo   Mothership

Mathias Kaden- Kawaba [Dj koze's kosi-sanrmx] Studio 10 Remixes #1 (12″) Vakant R VR06 Germany 2010

Matias Aguayo Minimal 12″ Kompakt Kom177

Catz N’ Dogz – I’m Free Featuring Paul Randolph – Escape from Zoo – Mothership

Akbu – Another World (Andre Lodemann Mix) – Z Records

Soul Minority Wanna Party – Get together EP – Stratospherik STRD001

KDJ Freeki MF Catz n dogs rework – Unreleased

DJ Koze I woke up with your name on my lips edit

Ost & Kjex Mosambique Travelplan – Diynamic Music 2010

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