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| | Mike Orme meditating on an Eno piece: you are so damned right! |
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| | Andrew Gaerig meditating on a Books piece: in the last days of strolling through the virtual world of Stylus, I find a special pleasure in these short last signs of life. "Lemon of Pink" is one of my fave albums of the last ten years and seeing it inspiring a nice farewell fantasy, is fine. Remembering the "old days", discussing emphatically Andrews critical remarks on M. Ward´s "Transistor Radio", makes one thing even clearer: this great on-line magazine produces a nostalgic aura even before its end! |
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| | Bob Dylan - A Hard Rain´s A-Gonna Fall - "Then i´ll stand on the ocean until I start sinkin´/ But I´ll know my song well before I start singin´" |
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| | Now it is interesting that on the other site (around the corner collecting marvellous moments from the Stylus history) everyonetill now seem to contribute only one last comment, no discussion, no fist fights, no hot-cooking debates. in the end it´s a sad thing. You don´t want to have it soundtracked down with an oldie. Every falling apart creates its own "YESTERDAY" without a famous melody. Desert Guitars only. You´re welcome! |
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| | Totally alone with myself, it´s weird, cause I think these "final seconds" would set so many thoughts in motion. Let´s call it a "5 comments of a solitary voice". I prefer the conversational mode.
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