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even with the decline of message boards in recent years i really like the few people here-- one of my favorite corners of the web. demonrail put it best i think when he said something like (im paraphrasing/inventing) you can discuss the champions league in one thread and kenneth anger in the next one. sonic youth has quality fans. Quote:
i won't be physically able to read it then! thanks for the heads up. |
wow. how many replies since the last time I have seen this thread!
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what? audio of Kim reading Kotton Krown lyrics?? no background sound or music? wow that would be so cool for sampling over something!! |
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she reads various other lyrics as she discusses the albums & tracks that stand out for her there's some great moments in her reading performance i thought-- as restrained as she is, you can hear the emotion throughout most passages-- much different from a professional reading. actually i really liked a lot the way after the end of the book she says "thanks for listening". |
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is audio book expensive? |
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i have an audible subscription which is $15 a month and so i got it for 1 "credit"-- retails otherwise for like $20+ i think. just look it up on amazon (audible is an amazon company, some books you can sync audio w/ kindle). |
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yeah, just checked. around $20+. |
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audible has a free audiobook with a 30-day trial ;) after you cancel you get to keep all the books/credits you cashed in so it's not like netflix/spotify where you lose all access. i.e. it's a buy not a rental. |
Sweet Jesus, I came here after a long absence to see wtf y'all think of Kim's new book.....but I'm fucked if I'll dredge through this thread.
Cheers then. Edit: I found Rob's blog. Thank fuck. |
All's well that ends well
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ha! for a little while i didn't know if you were talking about the book or skuj's search. maybe i still don't? i mean, re: all's well that ends well: one of the things that has called my attention is the public's obsession with the woman scorned with a life destroyed, and all that pain & sorrow (which makes for compelling drama), but at the same time the absolute glossing over kim's post-divorce transformations. i.e.-- a return to art, a continuation of performance away from "rock", a return to california's light and landscape which she loves, a stronger more outspoken persona after many years of (dare i say it?) artistic subordination, art shows and gallery representation, a return to dating (making out in a car lol), and a kind of cultural superstar status at the moment where it's not only music people who are interested in her but a much wider audience (artistic, literary, functionally literate people, etc.) to me it reads like a triumph. anyway that's today's ramble ha ha |
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I don't think anyone didn't notice her Phoenix moment indeed can we ever really say she missed a beat? Im not sure her life was destroyed so much as significantly altered. However what was destroyed was most of OUR favorite bands. But since you rarely post about sonic youth or music in general perhaps it reflects that you were more interested in the personal narrative stuff whereas many of us were lamenting the loss of sonic youth. Quote:
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i've already explained (i was the one who explained) why i don't post much on music threads-- it's not from a lack of interest but from a lack of language-- i cannot describe very well the things i hear. (also, i don't care much for rankings, top-anythings, desert islands, etc). but eh!-- i lamented the loss of sonic youth when rather ripped came out and you haven't read the book... so what are we talking about? (or did you read it in spite of your early protestations?) |
Dude both rather ripped and the eternal are good records and were fun shows and tour. You totally missed out
And no i didn't read the book, i love kim but as i mentioned id rather to continue to love kim because of my experience with her art rather than delving too deeply into her autobiography. Again i want sonic youth to be that band that i DON'T know everything about their personal lives |
rather ripped grated my ears like a phil collins record
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Sorry to hear that, surprisingly that record attracted several of my otherwise non-SY fan friends to get into them.. indeed when SY played jimmy kimmel we went three carloads deep and had a fucking BLAST
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Sorry to hear that, surprisingly that record attracted several of my otherwise non-SY fan friends to get into them.. indeed when SY played jimmy kimmel we went three carloads deep and had a fucking BLAST
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good for them x 2
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hold on. what does it mean? can you audio book for free within 30 day trial like? (i don't think so...sorry I just got home and I am after 5 pints right now, I don't even know why I logged in..ehrm.) |
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they think they're so good that you won't resist them so they give you a freebie.. so you subscribe the first month but they don't charge you and they give you a free credit to use where you want, as i recall. they charge you the month after and you get another credit-- you can cancel before that happens and keep your purchase. but if you cancel before you use your credit you lose that credit. so cash out before bailing. i used to get it once a month then i switched to the (unadvertised) "silver" member where it's just once every other month (6 audio books a year). i've also put it on hold temporarily. for audiobook addicts, the membership also gives you a discount in books you get beyond your monthly/bimonthly quota. |
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