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Not bad Joel (just kind of full of turkey), how are you?
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Pretty good - About to guy buy some CD's!

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I liked The Road, but he has a point, those excerpts of All The Pretty Horses are kind of terrible. Maybe he was taking them out of context.
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Excuse me Dalezilla, isn't that "pop?"  I think I may need to report you to the administrators.
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Originally posted by Henry Plainview Henry Plainview wrote:

I liked The Road, but he has a point, those excerpts of All The Pretty Horses are kind of terrible. Maybe he was taking them out of context.


I have literally tried to read The Road five times.  And I have literally quit read before the fifth page.

I mean, for sh*t's sake man, quotation marks exist for a reason!
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Yeah, that's irritating, and the Hemmingway endless short phrases connected by "and" were annoying sometimes, but I thought he had some good descriptive prose, even if the plot was a little weak sometimes.
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Originally posted by Dalezilla Dalezilla wrote:

Shut up.


 
Okay, that's it.
 
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Dale is certainly borderline. His favorite band is non-prog rock, but it's also noise-rock, so I can't tell.

Speaking of noise, gotta, if you enjoy metal at all you should try Sleepytime Gorilla Museum's Of Natural History as a way to ease into avant. They have a sense of fun that is absent from a lot of avant bands. And then before you know it you'll be listening to Cecil Taylor!
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Originally posted by Epignosis Epignosis wrote:

Originally posted by Henry Plainview Henry Plainview wrote:

I liked The Road, but he has a point, those excerpts of All The Pretty Horses are kind of terrible. Maybe he was taking them out of context.


I have literally tried to read The Road five times.  And I have literally quit read before the fifth page.

I mean, for sh*t's sake man, quotation marks exist for a reason!
Then just watch the movie.Tongue
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Originally posted by Henry Plainview Henry Plainview wrote:

I liked The Road, but he has a point, those excerpts of All The Pretty Horses are kind of terrible. Maybe he was taking them out of context.
 
Maybe I'm a Philistine, but I can't be arsed to give half a sh*t about modern "literature." Give me Dune and Simon R Green novels...
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^Dune is the best book I've ever read
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 love it, but I'm so insanely inept at staying on a book. I'm at over 300 pages into The Brothers Karamazov. Taking myself away from the heaps of praise. Dostoevsky--get to the f**king point. Stern Smile I've not read it in a few weeks.
 
I really need to read the rest of the Dune series. Children of Dune has been on my shelf for 3 years at least.
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^Holy sh*t

Read Children of Dune nao! Thats slightly behind Dune for me, and its fully worth a read. I wouldn't bother reading Dune Messiah, which comes in between the two. I read it after I read the rest of the series, and its probably the worst. I didn't get anything out of it.
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Originally posted by Henry Plainview Henry Plainview wrote:

Dale is certainly borderline. His favorite band is non-prog rock, but it's also noise-rock, so I can't tell.

Speaking of noise, gotta, if you enjoy metal at all you should try Sleepytime Gorilla Museum's Of Natural History as a way to ease into avant. They have a sense of fun that is absent from a lot of avant bands. And then before you know it you'll be listening to Cecil Taylor!
 
Just listened to them.  They're "interesting," but I don't think it's going to get me into avant-garde.
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Points: 19643 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: November 26 2009 at 19:54
Originally posted by gottagetintogetout gottagetintogetout wrote:

Originally posted by Henry Plainview Henry Plainview wrote:


Dale is certainly borderline. His favorite band is non-prog rock, but it's also noise-rock, so I can't tell.


Speaking of noise, gotta, if you enjoy metal at all you should try Sleepytime Gorilla Museum's Of Natural History as a way to ease into avant. They have a sense of fun that is absent from a lot of avant bands. And then before you know it you'll be listening to Cecil Taylor!

 

Just listened to them.  They're "interesting," but I don't think it's going to get me into avant-garde.


Have you heard Maudlin Of The Well's Part The Second? I never listened to anything outside symphonic or neo before that album, and now I love post rock, post metal, prog metal, tech/extreme prog metal, avant/RIO prog and many others.
Its free for download on their site, so I recommend you get it. Fantastic album, and nice and light on the avant elements.
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