by dylan604 on 1/21/24, 6:53 PM
A group of us DJ friends used to say "we speak alien" which was a comment about the type of music we played. There's a group by the name of Eat Static which is known for their prolific use of aliens trope and 50s style sci-fi samples that has an album titled "Abduction". One of the tracks is called "Gulf Breeze" which at one point was famous for the most reports of alien abductions. I always wanted to spend a night playing music on the beach waiting for the aliens to make an appearance as it seemed to be the most likely of places for it to happen.
Just a random story on a bored sunday
by elzbardico on 1/22/24, 12:22 AM
I propose we use Cardi B, Beyoncé, Justin Bieber and Taylor Swift to keep hostile aliens away from earth.
by Triphibian on 1/21/24, 9:17 PM
The turntablist Mix Master Mike (Beastie Boys, Invisibl Skratch Pikls) used to say that his scratches were an attempt to speak to aliens.
by david_shi on 1/21/24, 8:31 PM
"In sending out music, the idea was to communicate that sense of humanness, that feeling and drive, that ecstasy."
Somehow, this makes perfect sense.
by evanmoran on 1/22/24, 5:53 PM
by ww520 on 1/21/24, 7:52 PM
Aliens won’t bother unless a warp drive leaves a hyper jump signature.
by motohagiography on 1/21/24, 11:04 PM
by DoodahMan on 1/22/24, 1:58 AM
truthfully if i was not of this world and heard Fela Kuti being broadcasted into the cosmos i'd be coaxed into coming to Earth. those are some damn good vibrations!
by iancmceachern on 1/22/24, 2:45 AM
They only listen to whale songs
by techwiz137 on 1/21/24, 6:23 PM
Am I the only one that thinks it's not a good idea? I mean the signal hasnt traveled very far, but yeah these announcements "hey, we're here" aren't very nice.