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Sparklehorse Dreamt For Light Years In The Belly Of A Mountain

29 nov 06

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I agree, the review makes you cry a lot, but the little disc makes you cry a bit too.

Thought Industry Mods Carve The Pig: Assassins, Toads And God's Flesh

27 nov 06

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Beautiful beautiful

Joseph Arthur Nuclear Daydream

26 nov 06

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But only masterpieces work for you, Arthur? I have three, and none of them fully convince me. In fact, among wonderful songs (like, say, Speed Of Light, In the Sun, Mercedes, Good About Me, etc.), I find a lot of uninspired and filler songs. But you're a fan, so...

Joseph Arthur Nuclear Daydream

26 nov 06

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But only masterpieces are good for you, Arthur. I have three, and none of them fully convince me. In fact, amidst wonderful songs (like, I don’t know, Speed Of Light, In the Sun, Mercedes, Good About Me, etc.), I find a lot of uninspired and filler songs. But you’re a fan, so...

Until Death Overtakes Me Symphony I - Deep Dark Red

25 nov 06

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Now everything is clear to me, but I have just one question left to ask: How much are tomatoes per kilo now?

Until Death Overtakes Me Symphony I - Deep Dark Red

25 nov 06

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Sure, if the universe is eternal, and if it is ever infinite, I truly fear so...

Until Death Overtakes Me Symphony I - Deep Dark Red

25 nov 06

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1) I didn’t understand it, ignorant as I am. However, it is absolutely true that no one invents anything; they only discover and rework. One extra point for the quote. 2) Do you mean that you believe in the myth of eternal recurrence, that you align with Jung’s school of thought, and that if everything is destined to repeat itself we are like characters in a story, practically unreal?

Until Death Overtakes Me Symphony I - Deep Dark Red

25 nov 06

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Anyway, I don't want to take credit for ideas that aren't mine. The little question above, along with many of the considerations made by Il Bevitore in his review, can be heard in Tom Waits' "Dirt in the Ground" from Bone Machine. With a bit more sweetness, though.