I am not you, and you are not me — Transcending the Limitation of “Universal One”
I am not you, and you are not me. That is the way things are. I like that. As you ponder that, let me explain to you why I find tremendous value in that distinction.
Distinctions create boundaries. Without distinctions, everything would be porous and absorbing this information or that information would generate confusion. But that [...]
Remembering the 90s…Music Videos
digg_url = ‘http://validatelife.blogspot.com/2008/07/remembering-90smusic-videos.html’;I first discovered MTV in the 90s. Once the 21st century hit, I had peeled off into other interests, and if I hit up the MTV Channel post-90s I usually get bombarded with some rapper I don’t know decorated in “bling” or some odd band whose acoustics don’t really tickle my fancy. [...]
Keith Richards on "Shine a Light"
This interview was hilarious. I don’t think I’ve ever cracked up as much reading this. Why? A few reasons.
I think I just like hearing british people’s responses. They’re logic processes appeals to me.
I prefer articles where the epicenter of the article actually gets heard (i.e. an interview!) instead of some bloke author reporting on [...]
Beastie Boys at Northerly Island
Awesome show. Period.
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Eras of Music
750-1820 – Classical – balance and structure
1820-1900 – Romantic – emotional, large, programmatic
Beyond 1900 – 20th Century – limitless
750-1820 – Classical – balance and structure
1820-1900 – Romantic – emotional, large, programmatic
Beyond 1900 – 20th Century – limitless
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Lennon was not a Sculptor
Sinead O’Connor says “We all loved John Lennon better for all the mad things he did – the way he was interested in just tearing open the sky. He was definitely the sexiest of the Beatles because he was angry and edgy. And look at what he did with his fame. He [...]
