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Jun. 17th, 2004 10:27 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
jfbThis (found on Virtual Turntable) is great. The author did a statistical analysis of the words used in Pitchfork music reviews, used the positive and negative scores to "generate a set of compositional guidelines," and wrote some songs.
In other news, I did the "frequent commenters" and "mindmap" memes, and the results weren't very interesting.
The “sadness” group is by far the highest-scoring mood, beating the next mood (“dark”) by over 1100 points. As a response to that, I've tried to make these songs as sad as possible.
In other news, I did the "frequent commenters" and "mindmap" memes, and the results weren't very interesting.
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Re: Sad Songs Praised So Much
Date: 2004-06-17 05:45 pm (UTC)That's why I didn't do it at first, but then enough people ran it and survived that I decided okay. Also, it's only my work machine.
Re: Sad Songs Praised So Much
Date: 2004-06-17 05:49 pm (UTC)Oh, as long as it's only the work machine... I still haven't gotten the nerve to install a Livejournal client on my work machine. Maybe I'm a wuss, but they came down on e-mail clients, so I didn't feel like risking it.