It takes less effort to describe visual matters rather than to describe aural matters. You tell an individual about a video you recently viewed and you want to describe, with vivid detail, on what happened in the video and you want the listeners to imagine, effortlessly, your descriptions. 'This huge, mouth-foaming Mastiff was violently sucked, head first, into a lightning-encrusted, neon-green vortex and a minute later, the Mastiff came out of the other side of the vortex with its body inside-out. It wasn't nasty, but NOSTY!'
Then a new song comes out and you want to describe how amazing this new song sounds. At this point, effort must be initiated because in our culture, we are naive on describing sounds. 'It sounds nice.' 'It sounds like Owl Vision a little but not really.' New assignment, World (me included). Let's learn to better describe the sounds we like, so we may easily share it with others without having to say, 'You just had to be there.' 'I'm not going to sing it for you.'
Owl Vision - Zybersect by Owl Vision
