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The Urth list — 2 messages, 2 voices, 01 Mar 2002
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Seth Lombardi — 02 Mar 2002, 00:14

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

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Andy Robertson — 01 Mar 2002, 22:28
  follows, by subject match Seth Lombardi

----- Original Message -----

> 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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