The Land Of Fog And More Fucking Fog

Dec 03, 2004 15:46


Freezing fog. Everywhere. It claws at the windows, and hisses at me. "Come outside, Warren." Filthy fucking muck that it is. Like God stood on the moon to piss on England. (Like America wasn't a better target.)

"Come outside, Warren. Come outside and die."

God has hated me ever since I made his girlfriend come.


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zorachus December 3 2004, 16:07:48 UTC
You know, on the latest Nick Cave album, there is a chap named Warren Ellis, credited with "Violin, Mandolin, Bouzouki, and Flute."

The weather is zestfully rimming goat here as well. Time for drinking, fucking, and other acts promoting indifference to the world out-of-doors.

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markeris December 3 2004, 16:12:28 UTC
He`s been a Bad Seed for yonks.

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zorachus December 3 2004, 16:14:04 UTC
I'm sure that's true; I'm pretty horrible with remembering names

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pontiuspilates December 3 2004, 16:48:37 UTC
That coincidence has led to several bizarre moments of confusion for me, before I realize that it is in fact possible for two people to share one name.

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superflow December 3 2004, 17:04:23 UTC
"You know, on the latest Nick Cave album, there is a chap named Warren Ellis, credited with "Violin, Mandolin, Bouzouki, and Flute.""

No, really? I've never heard that before.

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spectre13 December 3 2004, 17:34:26 UTC
*giggle*

Sarcastic bastard.

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markeris December 3 2004, 18:17:35 UTC
I often wonder how many emails he has to deal with from people telling him how good Transmet is. I doubt he gets his fair share given your web presence.

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superflow December 3 2004, 18:23:21 UTC
Fucking Blixa Bargeld emailed me once thinking I was the other one.

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markeris December 3 2004, 18:26:41 UTC
So it`s your fault he left in a huff is it?

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superflow December 3 2004, 18:27:36 UTC
Did he leave, or was he pushed?

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markeris December 3 2004, 18:29:26 UTC
I dunno really. I think maybe he just wanted to concentrate on trying to drill holes on stages having heard there was a secret government tube station under the venue with his other band.

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theremina December 3 2004, 20:13:25 UTC
He left on his own... I know most of the boys were sad to see him go.

The brilliantly weird (for Nick Cave, at any rate) song "The Ballad Of the Brown Ape" on the new album may give you some clues as to why. Or, then again, it might just confuse you.

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theremina December 3 2004, 20:16:29 UTC
He didn't leave in a huff. It was quite an amicable parting, really.

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