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Derivations and landings you forget, of publishers.

Fusillo, but this book tells an end and can be read in two hours, you can read it while you sleep, it won't bore you that much. When you give it back to me, if you want, I'll lend it to you too, so you won't regret buying it because even second-hand it's money.

I haven't seen him, Borges, talking about those people... In the end, I believe it was Kafka, you mean Kafka, who quotes Borges, Kafka, in relation to that thing.

Eh, but '79 and '80 for sure, some amazing records came out, and the great thing is they still sound incredible, those records, without that plastic sound like so many from the '80s. No, no, not nostalgic at all, they're just really great albums.

Well, anyway, joking aside, Joyce did well not to write only Ulysses; just look at how many comments there are on this little page. You wouldn’t often think of James Joyce discussing Faust, but there you have it, filled with comments, and almost no one has managed to finish Ulysses.

I don't know, Fiquata, I’m not really sure if I had a favorite band. Back in those years, from '77 to the mid-'80s, I was always immersed in music, which was constantly changing. I liked things that were a bit different; during that time, I’d say Pop Group, Rip Rig + Panic, I don’t know, I liked Clock Dva and also Chrome, back in those days. And all those others you already know. But maybe they were earlier, those bands. I had two Wipers records, then who knows where they ended up. Also, Martha and T. M., for sure, complete vinyl discography and covers played with the band, and I also saw Suicide live. I really loved the Feelies, I remember, the first one, and also the opposite, where there was a lot of stuff contrary to the Feelies. But I didn’t really have a favorite band (yeah, for a while, right after Half Mute came out, Tuxedomoon, but they don't really count). It seems that I'm not able to tell you about favorites; with everything available today, you just need to follow a coincidence and in the network, you find the unexpected. Which many times is a nice feeling. Anyway.

Damn, after Marcel Proust, now James Joyce.

@New Romantic: I also wrote to you privately (I believe it should be written pvt) but I’ll write it here again because sometimes one might not read the DeMessages, it can happen that you forget, maybe here you’ll get the notification, in short, it needs to be said: but it’s not nice to act like this.
You started, keep going. Also, include the numbers, 1), 2), it seems like you need to do a thorough job, as it should be, but then nothing comes out.
No, now, please, also write the rest, because we’ve started learning some useful things, keep it going because this whole thing about women is important.
Thank you.

And turn down the volume if there are cartoons, come on, Vortex. But how do you keep the records? How could it stay under a box under a cartoon?

Beautiful. I really enjoyed reading this. I don't feel like listening to the Wipers again. If I had to choose, they weren't my favorite band. And I knew it.