richard buckner “devotion and doubt” as far as the person writing the music going insane.

Lindsey Buckingham "Go Insane"

Some Flying Luttenbachers? Destroy All Music?

I've always imagined that my world will fall apart to the sound of the Nancy Sinatra/Lee Hazelwood classic 'Some Velvet Morning'.

"Rimbaud, as your doctor I have to tell you that my scientific tests have yielded a cockpunch of a result. Look at this graph; you're 80% useless and about the only thing going for you is how ill you are! You have AIDS, ovarian cancer, a brain tumour AND mild retardation! They'll give me a Nobel for my work with you!"
"No! NOOOO! I CAN HEAR THAT MUSIC."

or some good frantic Rachmininov would do it.

I was going to say this but I had no idea how I was going to spell it

Mandroid2.0 wrote:What I'm looking for is the best album to accommodate that general feeling of losing it, personally.

The Telescopes - Taste

wild man fischer is good for some frantic madness.
for feeling like you're locked in an old english museum of oddities after closing, Rudimentary Peni's Cacaphony.

for you...

PJ Harvey- Rid of me
Bruce Springsteen - Nebraska
Cat Power- Moon Pix

waltermalling wrote:richard buckner “devotion and doubt” as far as the person writing the music going insane.

Dammit.

waltermalling - You have said something that I agree with whole-heartedly.

Maybe you're not all bad...

There are several Jandek records that would fit the bill.

Skip Spence's "Oar."

That double live Fushitsusha CD would work.

More later.

God, I hate Steely Dan

I don't think god is listening. If god were listening, s/he/it would have heard my pleas to give all of Steely Dan terrible syphillis long ago.