skeleton with layers ( music included)
Joseph T
brook7 at sover.net
Sat Oct 28 04:40:21 CDT 2006
well I got bumped off the list for a day too. Drank Good Ethiopian
Coffee after 3 weeks of no coffee, so couldn't sleep.
Thanks for adding the additional additions to the original additions
as regards to that mysterious phrase "Gravity's Rainbow". How indeed
our thoughts do wing, and some were over the rainbow, but now, alack,
thou dost to dust and thence to coal. Sorry I'll stop. But thanks
Monte. The whole entropy thing seems really big in Pynchon, as it
does in the universe. Could kind of get you down. But who has not
tasted rainbow time and felt natural.
Which brings me to one of the weirdest and most cheerful musical
bands I could add to the list of Pynchonian music.
The Incredible String Band
This is what Geili Tripping listens to .
Their masterpiece is a 2 album performance play score of
surrealistic Celtic ,Persian,Euro- Indian, Cowboy, Greek music on
harps, sitar, flutes, fiddles etc. called U.
One of my favorite songs on this album is the wonderfully long
rainbow song.
Terry Riley (early experimental tape looper along with Reich,Glass)
did a nifty album called A Rainbow in Curved Air.
I also like Kermit the Frog's rainbow song and recommend it highly if
you missed it . Asking the right questions is half the battle.
Good night and may we all live to soon behold the Falling of Rove
from on High and the satisfying plop of that not so nice red frog on
the cobbles of a bridge leading away from this not so nice century.
To sleep perchance to dream.
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