As original as apple pie

Dec 10, 2006 17:24


From a review of Tom Waits's music in The Guardian, the writer seems insistent on contradicting himself.
After a paragraph detailing Waits's basis in Kurt Weill's music, he goes on to say this:

But the comparison [to Weill] undersells Waits's originality, for there's something almost Shakespearean about the breadth of Tom Waits's take on modern ( Read more... )

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themoniker December 10 2006, 17:53:23 UTC
It's not a paragraph (comparing him to Weil), it's a sentence and a bit, and it needs to be taken together with the bit you quoted for the sheer silliness of his words to come through. He's like Weil... except, he's original, in that he's like Shakespeare...
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