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go back to your woods
Resurrection. Understanding the past as a key to unlock the future. The relationship of the individual to nature. All kinds of themes are present here in Chuck Leavell paying homage to the piano blues artists going back to the 1920′s … Continue reading
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Tagged Allman Brothers Band, charlane plantation, Chuck Leavell, chuck leavell the rolling stones, Cow Cow Davenport, glenn gould, Gregg Allman, Keith Richards, Leroy Carr, Little Brother Montgomery, rose lane, Theodor Adorno, Vladimir Horowitz
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celebrity contagion :thirty two short momentos by glenn gould
The fetish object. The continuous restlessness of meaning. Unresolved tension through which the commodity is continually fetishized, de-fetishized and reproduced to look like the old; warts, scratches, scuffs and all. A reanimation that represents a highlighting of utopian longings dating … Continue reading
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Tagged adam biran, Andy Warhol, arthur rubinstein, bob trenholm, Byron, clara haskill, daniel szmukler, dinu lipatti, Euro Banking Association, george e. newman, glenn gould, harry mannis, igor stravinsky, kate shapiro, kevin bazzana, Leonard Bernstein, paul bloom, paul waldie, serkin, Steven Pinker, susan buck-morss, Theodor Adorno, valerie curtis, Vladimir Horowitz, Walter Benjamin, William Wordsworth
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memory bank: cloud in the head
Apparently Cyrus the Great could address every soldier in his army by name. Leon Gambetta, the French statesman, could quote thousands of pages of Victor Hugo verbatim. Possessors of these preternaturally powerful memories are called eidetics. Some call them freaks. … Continue reading
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Tagged brittany maier, carl friedrich gauss, dustin hoffman rainman, george parker bidder, glenn gould, idiot savant, j.h. blackburne, leon gambetta, matt savage, oliver sachs, oliver sacks, paul morphy, richard foreman, Samuel Johnson, Savant Syndrome, steve silberman, treffert savant syndrome
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in search of vigor
An illness of the nerves. It reveals an underlying stress about our fears about the body. A dissociation between body and soul as mutually antagonistic with only the faintest hope of reconciliation.Hypochondria is a very old name for a malady … Continue reading