Zoltan Bathory

chose you right so i don't really have a mo i was always interested you know i wanted to be a guitar player so couldn't afford it i got a jigsaw and my parents coffee table yeah this looks good all right and i just made myself my first unplayable but very heavy metal guitar you know so i you know you had to you have to make you know

chose you right so i don't really have a mo i was always interested you know i wanted to be a guitar player so couldn't afford it i got a jigsaw and my parents coffee table yeah this looks good all right and i just made myself my first unplayable but very heavy metal guitar you know so i you know you had to you have to make you know

chose you right so i don't really have a mo i was always interested you know i wanted to be a guitar player so couldn't afford it i got a jigsaw and my parents coffee table yeah this looks good all right and i just made myself my first unplayable but very heavy metal guitar you know so i you know you had to you have to make you know

Eastern philosophy and Eastern life is like what we have and how far we can go with that versus a wish list of what I need to accomplish. So I made my first guitar. I wanted to be a guitar player. I was interested, but I don't have a specific moment that ignited like, oh, yeah, that's what it is. What kind of music were you listening to at that age? So I started with British punk. Okay.

Eastern philosophy and Eastern life is like what we have and how far we can go with that versus a wish list of what I need to accomplish. So I made my first guitar. I wanted to be a guitar player. I was interested, but I don't have a specific moment that ignited like, oh, yeah, that's what it is. What kind of music were you listening to at that age? So I started with British punk. Okay.

Eastern philosophy and Eastern life is like what we have and how far we can go with that versus a wish list of what I need to accomplish. So I made my first guitar. I wanted to be a guitar player. I was interested, but I don't have a specific moment that ignited like, oh, yeah, that's what it is. What kind of music were you listening to at that age? So I started with British punk. Okay.

You know, like the voice of the rebellion in a communist country game, you know, and then eventually switched into heavy metal. And it was a purpose. The purpose was really like it was not, you know, it was not that it wasn't illegal, but it was frowned upon. Right. So it was like a little kid. What can you do when you're 12 years old? You're not going to.

You know, like the voice of the rebellion in a communist country game, you know, and then eventually switched into heavy metal. And it was a purpose. The purpose was really like it was not, you know, it was not that it wasn't illegal, but it was frowned upon. Right. So it was like a little kid. What can you do when you're 12 years old? You're not going to.

You know, like the voice of the rebellion in a communist country game, you know, and then eventually switched into heavy metal. And it was a purpose. The purpose was really like it was not, you know, it was not that it wasn't illegal, but it was frowned upon. Right. So it was like a little kid. What can you do when you're 12 years old? You're not going to.

you know, still your grandfather's AK that he hid in the second world war in the backyard. You're not going to start a revolution. You need some kind of an outlet. Like, how do I oppose this, the system? And, you know, the heavy metal felt like, well, this is the rebellion, you know? So it's, it was also, you know, loaded, so to speak for me, that was kind of like, oh,

you know, still your grandfather's AK that he hid in the second world war in the backyard. You're not going to start a revolution. You need some kind of an outlet. Like, how do I oppose this, the system? And, you know, the heavy metal felt like, well, this is the rebellion, you know? So it's, it was also, you know, loaded, so to speak for me, that was kind of like, oh,

you know, still your grandfather's AK that he hid in the second world war in the backyard. You're not going to start a revolution. You need some kind of an outlet. Like, how do I oppose this, the system? And, you know, the heavy metal felt like, well, this is the rebellion, you know? So it's, it was also, you know, loaded, so to speak for me, that was kind of like, oh,

of Western culture seeping in. And also, if you think about the rock music was sort of a voice of the rebellion, even in the West, it was countering social standards that they disagreed with, right? So for me, it was both interesting as in playing with the source code, understanding that with playing with the source code, I can physiologically even affect how you feel.

of Western culture seeping in. And also, if you think about the rock music was sort of a voice of the rebellion, even in the West, it was countering social standards that they disagreed with, right? So for me, it was both interesting as in playing with the source code, understanding that with playing with the source code, I can physiologically even affect how you feel.

of Western culture seeping in. And also, if you think about the rock music was sort of a voice of the rebellion, even in the West, it was countering social standards that they disagreed with, right? So for me, it was both interesting as in playing with the source code, understanding that with playing with the source code, I can physiologically even affect how you feel.

And I've just talked about rhythm. There are major and minor scales. Minor scales are sad. Major scales are happy. So I can manipulate how you feel. And I thought that's fascinating. Then understanding how there is a math involved. with music. These are mathematical correlations. And beyond that, it's also geometrical correlations. I see patterns on the guitar versus learning a scale.

And I've just talked about rhythm. There are major and minor scales. Minor scales are sad. Major scales are happy. So I can manipulate how you feel. And I thought that's fascinating. Then understanding how there is a math involved. with music. These are mathematical correlations. And beyond that, it's also geometrical correlations. I see patterns on the guitar versus learning a scale.

And I've just talked about rhythm. There are major and minor scales. Minor scales are sad. Major scales are happy. So I can manipulate how you feel. And I thought that's fascinating. Then understanding how there is a math involved. with music. These are mathematical correlations. And beyond that, it's also geometrical correlations. I see patterns on the guitar versus learning a scale.

I see patterns. So I thought that was amazing. And it was a vehicle for rebellion. So I'm like, oh, this is perfect. So I was doing that. Yeah. Right. I'm doing visual art in the same time. So I went to school for that, too. Like I have, you know, commercial art and design degree. And and I'm battling down on the path of, you know, yoga and and trying to understand what's happening.

I see patterns. So I thought that was amazing. And it was a vehicle for rebellion. So I'm like, oh, this is perfect. So I was doing that. Yeah. Right. I'm doing visual art in the same time. So I went to school for that, too. Like I have, you know, commercial art and design degree. And and I'm battling down on the path of, you know, yoga and and trying to understand what's happening.