Universally speaking

Where's your will to be weird? 

A vain desire for purity and transcendence...

Disorderly magic 

While reading some articles devoted to the band "Joy Division" and its leader Ian Curtis, I came across the deep  understanding of the phenomenon of rock'n'roll and its appeal

rock and roll, the very real greedy myth of it, the sly shifting life of it, loves early death and gaudy sacrifice. The rock and roll myth, the sensation of it, loves death as the lions loved Christians. At the extremes of desire, death proves rock and roll, certifies its acts of rebellion. 

I've read the following essay and I could't help admiring the author's style of writing, esoterism and abundance of allusions.
http://chabrieres.pagesperso-orange.fr/texts/lichtundblindheit.html

There are things known and things unknown and in between are the doors. 

Jim Morrison