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nomad, I'm not gonna get in a dick swinging match with you on who's read what, but suffice it to say I've spent my fair share of time on both AE and MP. If you want to make a point, then do it, stop telling me I haven't read a book that's sitting on my fucking nightstand

Noel, this is an explicit quote from my first comment upthread 3, it's off base to read D&G as against capitalism anyway. It seems more appropriate to see them as anti-capitalist and anti-corporatist something unclear on that ?

I've been reading that book since you were pumping MBV in high school, so cut the crap. I don't have time to read through every single thread here, I'm making a distinction that seems relevant to THIS discussion.

If you'd been reading the thread rather than spewing Lunchables all over your monitor, I think my point would be a little clearer, which is again, that D&G are anti-capitalist & anti-corporatist, not necessarily anti-capitalism (to the extent that it can be seperated from those two). I think...

cheers dHarry. I've been working through volume 2 of Braudel's "civilisation and capitalism" and I'm sure that's where part of my point 3 came from. for hundredmillionlifetimes, if they could admire genghis khan, I'm sure they could admire the IDF, particularly since most anti-israel thought...

A couple thoughts, 1, theories are not subversive, only actions can be so. The IDF isn't misappropriating D&G, it's a tool like any other. To riff on Massumi, a tool's what you do with it, not what it was meant to do. I actually think the two of them might admire this. At any rate, you're...

Anyone here read this dude? http://earlboykins.blogspot.com/ My personal favorite: full-disclosure-i-ride-for-black-dice That GGD thread made me think of him, obviously he's a brooklynite. He had some pieces in the Times recently too which is pretty odd. my fave Anyway, kindof cool to...

Guess I'm a little late here, but here's my myspace: http://www.myspace.com/bayaz Definitely some nice tunes you guys've got. I'll second on Threnody

Hmm, I thought Arular was awful, but "Paper Planes" has me totally sold on Kala. Also, Poisonous, I've seen you floating around over at Free Darko, no ?

curious why you can't listen to em. those are easily my favorite works by him and really top a lot of other stuff around that time. commers for example i think's way better than endless summer, does everything e-s is supposed to do but just does it better, but somehow it was totally under the...

I'm not an expert, but it reminds me a lot of some of the stuff on <a href="">this disc</a> which is made up of archival recordings from the early early 1900's. Worth checking out.