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I read that last year. Consider the book as more of an oral history, towards the left and the social aspect of history, a lot more towards an alternative view to what happened in history shown through the eyes of the everyday man. You should counterpoint the book with a more traditional political and economic approach to US history after that. The real history is more somewhere in-between.
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Because books always come in two (p.s.: Didn't like Hyperion, I never engaged into half of the stories, but the other halfs were goddamn great! bought the second book, not sure I'll ever read it).
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Anyone of you care to say what was you trying to achieve in 1995 with that Plaid/Autechre set?
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it sounds like piles of rubbish fighting each other
That's what some people have said about Fol3 to be fair :)
haha shit man you're right
oh well
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LuaXqa660KI
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6J2gv80ttK8
Why is the first link Amon Tobin's ISAM?
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I see you guys mention Jerry Goldsmith, always thought the mid80's sound of his Yamaha DX-7 (that and the dozens of other synths he used throughout his career) was way before it's time. Stuff like Legend or Total Recall or Hoosiers, Damnation Alley or the awesome stuff on Star Trek : The Motion Picture.
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Next time you do a gig in Montreal, please put a snippet of Montreal into the set!!
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iRacing has just released their laser-scanned Bathurst, and it's an amazing experience for the #1 racing sim in existence. It's the perfect race track.
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Have you ever wished trying to compose a piece with anything other than electronic instruments? Say, a choral-only work, or using a classical ensemble, piano, jazz trio, a single string instrument, anything?
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A lot of artist turn "mellow" with the years, going into dad-rock and stuff like that. Others create their best work as they age (architects, classical music composers, etc...). After all these years, what are your plans for the future? Is the duo something you would like to continue for another 25 years?
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Good book, fun for (us) map geeks :
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You'll probably have no choice but to read the book with Nicholas Cage as the protagonist. Which is LOL
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Thanks, I'll get the next one so I don't get hung up on a cliffhanger
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I was told Hyperion can be read as a stand-alone, and if necessary you can jump into the whole shebang and read all the rest?
I'm holding on it as a stand-alone novel, in a sense that I have so much other stuff to read.
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MLK just wasn't a motherfucker like Miles dude. Not enough a motherfucker.
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that autobiography is a true motherfucker
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I would need a couple of 160GB ipods to fill in all my music. This ain't 2005, 128kbps is not used anymore, so cloud on-demand is the future.
Just a shame that iCloud is 5GB free, but it's way too much expensive after that (100$/year for 50GB LOL)..
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You can technically do this in 3g environment if all your music is in the cloud.
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I bought this :
Just a month before the first iPod. I worked all summer long to get it. -
I can't believe I've never read Hyperion (just started)
My subway read is Lynch on Lynch : -
The entire Tintin collection is a must for anybody.
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Good guy cop is probably saying to himself during all that : "What a bunch of douchebags".
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Ol' Pynchon's new one, Bleeding Edge, is coming out next week, apparently. Like Inherent Vice, only different?
I really like how he turns the year 2001 into some sort of weird "historical" era. Man it feels like only 10 years ago, but everybody is saying his writing makes it look like it,s from a far distant past, which is probably true.
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Nobody wants to play Blokus against me anymore (1vs1 or 4 player), because I'm too aggressive and it makes them cry. :(