Jeff Mills is a fantastic artist who's reputation precedes him. Nobody ever said he was literate or down-to-earth, however :). It's important in cases such as these (as there have been many over the years) to reiterate our devotion to the music and let the nonsense remain in the periphery.
Ryan Heard -----Original Message----- From: darw_n [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Wednesday, November 01, 2000 9:57 PM To: Cyclone Wehner; 313 Detroit Subject: Re: [313] Jeff Mills "Metropolis" I figured that out, what I am a tad concerned with is what, or why, is "The probable cause'" doing where it is? I understand that he may be saying that the probable cause of his creative stance on the film is what he describes after, but notice I say "may". There's art, then there's academics, and the two tend to fumble over each other a lot... The more I read it, I get the feeling that there is more context that would make it sound better... The thing is, he's using commas as if he's talking, pausing to think a second, then continue. No worry though, I tend to do that myself, but sometimes, such as this, it can get more cumbersome than enjoyable... Is this available through large distributors (Barnes and Noble, ect), and I am sorry if someone answered this before, but what is the word on the film being released? darw_n
