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Seth Lombardi02 Mar 2002, 00:14original

I am aware of the meaning of the word, and fully admit the song has little to do with a pelagic argosy sighting land. Yes, this is wishful thinking on my part. I'm being a goofball. Sorry if it come accross as if I had a strong conviction about this; I was just thrilled to have a pop song that so recalled BOTNS, to me personally. But "in the wake of his chariot", could be the new sun? Eh? Eh? Okay, maybe not. Still, pelagic is one helluva weird word to put in a rock song, where the purpose is not to appear erudite, doncha think? I will shut up about this now, and only reiterate that just about anyone into GW would probably like this guy's music. Seth

Andy Robertson01 Mar 2002, 22:28original

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From: "Seth Lombardi" <sethlombardi at hotmail.com> Yes, this is wishful thinking on my part. I'm being a goofball. Sorry if it come accross as if I had a strong conviction about this; I was just thrilled to have a pop song that so recalled BOTNS, to me personally.

I know what you mean. Music - not just music, but song - has always seemed fundamentally myth-making, alogical, beautiful, deep. I wonder what songs Wolfe would sing if he could? hartshorn

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