Pynchon Music

[Mark Thibodeau]

And extremely delighted *I* certainly am to witness the return of such a
wonderful resource to the web!

Thanks for bringing it back, sir!

Also... you're a CoC player?! Does your group play remotely? If so, any
chance a fellow P-lister might be able to horn in on a session or three?

Sincerely;
Yer Old Pal Jerky

On Wed, Nov 24, 2021 at 10:26 AM Allen Ruch <quail at shipwrecklibrary.com>
wrote:

> Hey ho, just a note for any music lovers here on the Pynchon List:
>
> As some of you know, I have been extensively revising Spermatikos Logos’
> “Pynchon On Record” pages:
>
> http://shipwrecklibrary.com/the-modern-word/pynchon/sl-music/
>
> …first placed online in 1996 by Larry Daw and myself. While no means as
> comprehensive as Christian Hänggi’s excellent work at Tim Ware’s site:
>
> https://thomaspynchon.com/thomas-pynchon-inspired-music/
>
> …the Spermatikos Logos pages offer many additional details, reviews, and
> links. Although I’m still in the process of revising and updating the
> material, it’s got me listening to a shit-ton of great Pynchon-related
> music. And I was wondering, maybe after the “Bleeding Edge” group reading
> is over, some folks would like to start a small, informal listening group.
> You know—pick a Pynchon-related song/album each week, put a towel under the
> dorm room door, lower the lights, give it a good listen, and talk about it
> some?
>
> While I have no desire to infringe on copyrights, or pirate anyone’s music
> or other intellectual property, a lot of this music is deleted, out of
> print, and hard to find. And a lot of these tunes have already been placed
> on YouTube. So I have ideas about sharing this music, but I’d rather take
> that off-list.
>
> So if anyone is interested in hearing/sharing/discussing Pynchon-related
> music—again, after the BE read—please email me off-list. If there’s enough
> interest, it could be fun!
>
> —Quail
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