MILES DAVIS - Kind of Blue
The reason for this album’s eternal appeal lies in its emotional tone. Once its quietism was the perfect reflection of the spiritual Emptiness of the Eisenhower era; now its boredom, nostalgia and scarcely concealed contempt make it the perfect “intellectual” background music for this narcissistic age of ours.
Written by Tanya Headon on Saturday, May 27th, 2000 | 362 views |
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My name is Tanya Headon and I hate music. All of it. The purpose of this weblog is a simple one: to detail, week on week, the failings and infinite wretchedness of the stuff, building into an encyclopaedia of musical badness.
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Here, everything gets one star.
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My name is Tanya Headon and I Hate Music. It really is that simple.
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