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Re: literate music
>From: JaunasAddiccion at aol_com
>
>i had an english prof who wanted to explain to us why they "still haven't
>found what they're looking for". he kept it completely subjective though,
>and i still don't know if he likes them or not - he was helping us learn
>how to do some paper he wasnted to assign and had this as his example.
I'd wager he's a FANatic. So, what did you write? More to the point, are
you getting this, Fred?
>the tragically hip have a song called "cordelia" (king lear's daughter from
>the play by shakespeare), they also do a lot based on douglas coupland's &
>john cage's works. and their lead singer released a solo cd and poetry book
>last year.
Thanks. I'll look into that. Did you know members of the Hip, Hothouse
Flowers, and Crash Vegas, along with Daniel Lanois, made a charitable
recording of an Oils song with the Oils? "Land"
><My contribution to this subject is that group of hippie-punks from down
>under- Midnight Oil. (surprise!)>
>
>that's not surprising to me in the least. my only question is: can they
>still rock in a live show?
Yep! They never lost the fire! Several live reviews of last fall's U.S.
tour can be found in the news section of http://www.midnightoil.com
And "Redneck Wonderland" was a beast!
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