when i was in college, i was briefly and traumatically courted by a gone-off-his-meds schizophrenic, who left me gifts (a box full of incense cones, a child's shoe, and long rants in the margins of a book [italo calvino's baron in the trees, i htink it was], a cassette tape with calculations read over schoenberg), which i would pour over, trying to
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he sent vega masses of letters as well as the packages, and even arranged for a rendezvous at the bronx zoo on some to-him-significant date. at the time (winter, in utah), his parents had him in a kind of lockdown, out of which he nevertheless escaped, and went crosscountry to meet her there. he told me later (when medicated) that at the appointed time, he saw a woman with her back turned whom he was convinced was vega. for some reason, he couldn't approach her, and left. why could he not? i asked him. was it that it might not be her? that it might be? he could never decide.
fwiw and btw, reading your post this morning regarding your first dream about labor, at first glance i thought, SURELY NOT, thinking, of course, about marx and not pregnancy.
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So, what do you think of Natural?
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and i love the new mekons album. just go get it. or if you don't buy it, at least dl the track on pitchfork ("dickie chalkie and nobby").
http://www.pitchforkmedia.com/article/record_review/45020-natural
one of the best uses of children's voices on a track (along with smog "hit the ground running" and that laugh, oh that laugh at the end of cerberus shoal's "ding").
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I did get Natural, and I love it. The Pitchfork review described it pretty well, but I don't need any coaxing when it comes to the Mekons.
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