spider crawled out of the trumpet.
It is a solid illusion of music, a poisonous and beautiful deceit.
At this moment, the tone of fifty years ago is pouring from the other side of the tunnel.
The old chet, played by Ethan Hawke, sat in the bathtub and tried to make a sound, only to blow out puffs of blood.
The sting of dentures can penetrate into my flesh through the screen.
He opened the entrance of the illusion, just like a believer, draining his own flesh and blood along with the music.
In this way, Chet used his own pain to reach the charm of texture.
Accompanied by this, the sex, the waves and the blood flowing out of the gurgling...
all of these are undoubtedly the true polyphony of improvisational music.
Born to be blue.
The performer chet was born to play everything.
The world-women, roads and waves are all his instruments.
Such musicians never seek anything. Because he is "seeking" itself, desire itself.
Therefore, he cannot perform the ideal tune, but can only express himself.
"Almost obsessive and desperate dedication often leads to drug and alcohol abuse, and seems to be a necessity for improvisation and performance. Improvisation and performance require a deep insight into the world and great acumen, so most dazzling musicians avoid it. Their challenge.” (William Dean)
But Chet is obviously not a dazzling artist, he jumped into the pit himself.
Chet’s fascinating is because he contains parts that have not yet been clarified.
He seems to have the longest adolescence.
Every note in the sensitive youth stage, every turning point in a paragraph, is wrapped in gentle explosives.
Or, sticky and dense riddles-
clues on the walls, wave patterns on the beach, and fossils in the wilderness.
Of course there are wrinkles, climbing up the gradually collapsing face.
In the end, Chet was still a teenager, just wrinkled. (Ethan Hawke also shows this tendency)
Chet uses a slender temperament to summon the spreading growth pain.
On the road, in the smoke, in the snow.
In a decadent tone, declaring let's get lost
is not a slogan, but a statement.
Used to illustrate the blue color, and, to dissolve oneself.
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