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Grant Hart Intolerance

31 aug 06

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I was also for Bob Mould in Huskers, visceral and desperate, but his solo works and those with the awful Sugar are far inferior to this Intolerance (they say he has converted to electronic dance music now??). I’ll add about the Minutemen: there’s an interview with Grant Hart on the DVD.

Grant Hart Intolerance

31 aug 06

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It has nothing to do with it, but I'm making another nostalgic mention: the double DVD on the Minutemen "We Jam Econo" has been released, telling the story of the band from its beginnings to D's death in a car accident. There are also interviews, complete concerts (including one acoustic), etc. I've already ordered it; I know a tear will fall when I see that big guy rocking out on stage...

Grant Hart Intolerance

31 aug 06

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But have you seen Husker Du live??? envyenvyenvyenvy

Grant Hart Intolerance

31 aug 06

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Odradek in a nostalgic version. I have this record, it is by far the best thing the mould/hart duo has done since the breakup. Hart had an exceptional melodic talent and Paul McCartney can kiss my ass, Intolerance is full of beautiful songs. I also recommend "Ecce Homo," an acoustic concert with just guitar/voice by Hart, where he also plays some old Huskers songs.

Tangerine Dream Zeit

30 aug 06

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Aeneas, rather than the atomic theory, I would consider the theory of "quanta." I am not familiar with Zeit, so I refer to Alpha Centauri. It is the quantity that gives meaning to music in this case; the grandeur and the sense of the boundless cosmic depths are given by the amount of music contained in the disc, by the length of the tracks. And, as quantum theory states, one can proceed only "by quanta," therefore the tracks have a defined length, and in that length, they find their fulfillment.