Pynchon mention: Cassiber & COL49 texts

[The Great Quail]

Doug informs,
 
> <http://www.nytimes.com/2003/03/16/arts/theater/16ROCK.html>
> "[...] Mr. Goebbels had long been interested in the
> integration of words and music; one of Cassiber's
> albums incorporated extensive texts by Thomas Pynchon.
> [...] "

Not just Pynch, Paul Auster has also influenced Goebbels. And -- man oh man
oh man. If you can see something by Goebbels, go. I saw his "Black on White"
last year and it blew me away. Crazy, inventive stuff -- a mix of modern
classical, absurdist theater, and acrobatics. In the realm of classical
Zappa and early Laurie Anderson crossed with "Hamletmaschine."

--Quail, blissfully -- and I mean *blissfully* -- staying out of the Ebonics
thing....