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"Life was charmed but without politics or religion...the life of peace, the blurring between dream life and real life...yet, I think there was a trade-off somewhere along the line. I think the price we paid for our golden life was an inability to fully believe in love; instead we gained an irony that scorched everything it touched. And I wonder if this irony is the price we paid for the loss of god."
2 comments:
Brav-fucking-o.
I've just had it with the legions of whiney indyrocker hacks who always seem to be justifing their (plagaristic musical approach of) songwriting by a simple reasoning of "my talent being spoiled by a musical-education." Gah..
well to me the sentiment by ol' George is a given, and doesn't need to be labored. HOWEVER it is interesting to me that an essentially non-improvising musician had such a strong take on "spontanteity"; or izzit just posturing?
and Who Gives A Fuck about indy hacks? you care about tha,t it just feeds what oughtta be ignored. go play or make some music WHYDONCHA.
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