Supernatural and the Underclass- 3

[laespada]

Supernatural and the Underclass 3- Music

Part 1- Intro
Part 2- Dangers of Underclass

If I were to start by using one thing, I would point out the music. American rock oldies, you say. Yeah, okay, big deal. Yes,  very American, so what's your point? The point belongs to that of a generational divide that, unless you are someone born in  the 50s, or

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[fannishliss]

First of all, let me just say that you are brilliant. Your ability to synthesize and clearly state your argument is extremely impressive. I have a phD (fat lot of good it does me, but it was a goal I achieved) and I've worked editing the writing of college professors, and so I have a basis of comparison to say, you are a great writer and very persuasive. :D

[laespada]

I've gotta say that I am really deeply flattered. I'm always worried that my thoughts are too fragmented to make any real flow, so I am both elated and relieved that my meta is so effective. Thank you so much

[fannishliss]

I also sing Every Night. It's so simple, and so deeply beautiful. ;) emoticon = tears of joy

are you enjoying your time abroad?

[laespada]

I think I'm one of the only people in my generation online that knows that song. Or the only person I'm aware of. I'm 23, and yet I'm conversing as comfortably with people who could conceivably be my parents as though I were talking to someone my age about Greenday or something. I find this strange, but not bad.

It's definitely an experience, I'll say for sure. There are some really awesome things and some really dismaying things.

[fannishliss]

You're right, it is perfectly conceivable that you could be my offspring, since I turn 43 next week! :P

One of my tasks in life is to teach these songs to younger people, so I hope it is working. :)

[laespada]

Oh man, I really need to recc this, too. Satin in a Coffin by Modest Mouse. Lots of Appalachian influences in there, with the banjos and fiddles.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fDufUlDncZ0

Plus it reminds me a lot of how Sam sees John.