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owie

transcribing old english by hand is painful, you know?
i photocopied my manuscript of The Order of the World finally today, and am swimming through the first step of creating what is known as a 'diplomatic transcription.' i go through and write it out by hand, it's a way of forming a bond with the text, a good relationship as it were, so that in the future it will submit more readily to my attempts to examine it. it's also a good way to ease me into the editing process. i will have to transcribe it, translate it and create a glossary. it's a lot of work. and this is all to be done by december 2nd. so far i've copied down the first page, and it's made my wrist rather sore. my writing muscles must be out of shape.

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Latest reply: Nov 17, 2002

my version of honesty...

i often tell the truth
but i say it like i'm joking

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Latest reply: Nov 15, 2002

things

removed my long entries because i was sick of scrolling through them. i'm not sure why i needed to bother to see the bottom of my space... i guess it's sort of like how you want to be able to see your feet when you look down. whatever. i kept the watch one because of the reference to skinnydipping.
still very pleased with myself for my work on the radio last night. i did a short jazz set all by myself in which i played some songs i genuinely liked. a john coltrane version of Nature Boy, a cool song called Murfy, i forget the band... i also really loved playing the jazz arrangement of satie's gymnopedie no. 1, which i think was also in the Royal Tenenbaums... happily my mentor dj is going to dub me a cd of last night's show which i am sure i will treasure. as a bonus a couple cool people from my printmaking class were listening and they thought i had a good jazz radio voice. so i take it that means it's sultry and sexy. what a relief! at least when i am a disembodied voice i have some appeal. makes sense in a way. yes, about any format where i don't have to look you in the eye and speak to you really enhances my charm, i find.

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Latest reply: Nov 15, 2002

finished! playlist #2

the sex pistols-pretty vacant *technically, i still can't find this disc at the station but i'm told it's there! thanks, paul.
peter eldridge-a flower is a lovesome thing *it's funny to put jazz after punk!
ibrahim ferrer-silencio
yo la tengo-be thankful for what you’ve got
captain beefheart-tupelo
the jon spencer blues explosion-high gear
voltaire-dead girls
li’l queenie-i put a spell on you *local stuff
steve turre-organ grinder
dolly parton-marry me *the gorgeous guy in printmaking class loves dolly, and i love him. but he'll never know... unless i actually play this on my show, then it might gel for him.
jason marsalis-death march of our time *i saw him with ellis last night, great drummer
meredith d’ambrosia-rhyme of spring
spearhead-hole in the bucket
handsome boy modeling school-holy calamity
spiritualized-come together *haven't actually heard this but i have high hopes.
fairuz-katama maryam *damn near the most beautiful song i've ever heard, off the Before Night Falls soundtrack
alex chilton-free again *where have i heard this name before?
brian eno-golden hours
world leader pretend-panic button *local
the hives-main offender
mayra caridad valdes-danzonete
nick cave and the bad seeds-where the wild roses grow
mychael danna-off to new horizons of love you go *i like indian music. somewhere in the station is a cool Bollywood compilation but i couldn't find it.
king biscuit time-i walk through the earth *this is a couple guys from the beta band, but i think the name originally belonged to some old blues group... or something equally confusing.
beny more-conoci la paz *another from Before Night Falls, fun.
cheb mami-hatachi *the guy from that Sting song... i'm betting he's cooler on his own. i could be wrong... not to knock Sting.
the southern death cult-vivisection
the catheters-what have they done to you?
the charlatans-a man needs to be told
prick-communique *cool angry stuff i heard on the goth show ages ago
electrical spectacle-transcontinental *local electronic
neil halstead-seasons
quintron-9-4-9 *inventor of the Drum Buddy which sounds like a cool gadget
low-in the drugs *i love this song
capital k-pillow
mc tracheotomy-delacroix go-go boots *local too.
the smiths-shoplifters of the world unite *just wanted to end the mix with that...

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Latest reply: Nov 8, 2002

fner.

i can't wait to be a dj...
meanwhile, god am i bored.
almost fell asleep while taking a quiz in french today, yet now i am unable to rest. despite the fact that there is nothing conceivably to do except work.

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