May 2009
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Timing is everything, but it wasn’t Robert Johnson’s best friend....
– Dave Thomas, reviewing Robert Johnson’s Close Personal Friend for AMG.
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Weezer - Say It Ain’t So
i grew up with...
– delete the adjectives
Upon seeing this post, I immediately thought, “Yeah, you and about everyone I know within 4 years of my age.” But then, thinking about just what a big part this song has played in the semi-adolescent era of the lives of a not insignificant portion of this...
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Holy crap, I really like Jeff Bridges' website. →
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Kid keeping a lending library of banned books in... →
Javier sez, “A teenager asks Yahoo! Questions whether maintaining a lending library in his school locker is illegal (as opposed of merely in contravention of school regulations). A school friend asked to borrow off him The Catcher in the Rye, one of the books in the banned list, and one thing led to another…”
This happened a lot and my locker got to overflowing with the banned...
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My Top 5 Artists (Week Ending 2009-5-24) →
Fleetwood Mac (42)
Mott the Hoople (37)
John Frusciante (36)
Fela Kuti (17)
The Dexateens (16)
Imported from Last.fm Tumblr by JoeLaz
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AMG: The Semiotics of Classical LP Cover Art (ca.... →
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Village Voice March 25, 1965
Q: Bob, what about the situation of American poets. Kenneth Rexroth has estimated that since 1900 about 30 American poets have committed suicide.
A: 30 poets! What about American housewives, mailmen, street cleaners, miners? Jesus Christ, what's so special about 30 people that are called poets? I've known some very good people that have committed suicide. One didn't do nothing but work in a gas station all his life. Nobody referred to him as a poet, but if you're gonna call people like Robert Frost a poet, then I got to say this gas station boy was a poet, too.
Q: Bob, we understand you're writing a book.
A: Yeah, it's a funny book. I think it's coming out by Spring.
Q: What's it about?
A: Angels.
Q: ...don't you have any important philosophy for the world?
A: I don't drink hard liquor, if that's what you mean.
Q: No. The world in general. You and the world?
A: Are you kidding? The world don't need me. Christ, I'm only five feet ten. The world could get along fine without me. Don'tcha know, everybody dies. It doesn't matter how important you think you are. Look at Shakespeare, Napoleon. Edgar Allan Poe, for that matter. They're all dead right?