hi allan (without an e) where no one goes before
bests, carol (without an e) xx hahahahaha Allan Revich wrote: > > Carole, > > I'm a Fluxlister. I get on and off the bus depending on where it stops and > where it's going and how I feel that day. Ken can join me if he wants to! > The magic bus was lots of fun but I prefer to choose my own routes. > > A! > > -----Original Message----- > From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On > Behalf Of Carol Starr > Sent: Wednesday, March 22, 2006 11:12 AM > To: FLUXLIST@scribble.com > Subject: Re: FLUXLIST: FLUXUS PODCAST UPDATE > > hi allen > > as ken keasy said, 'you're either on the bus or you're not'. > > bests, carol > xx > > Allan Revich wrote: > > > > Ray J. is one of my not-so-secret heroes! I really liked How to Draw a > > Bunny. > > > > I'm also a Stones fan from back in the day. > > They had some nice visual lyrics too, like Goodbye Ruby Tuesday and I see > a > > red door and I want it to turn black, no colors anymore I want them to > turn > > black... and the narratives behind Sympathy for the Devil, and the song > that > > you refer to too. > > > > McLuhan is fascinating. I subscribe to a McLuhan list here at the > University > > of Toronto, where McLuhan was based. A couple of the list contributors > were > > also associates and acquaintances of him and provide occasional anecdotes. > > > > I am coming to see him as a major enigma, flashes of brilliance and > > outstanding insight punctuated by fragments of incoherence and occasional > > lunacy. He was also a fan and peer of John Cage. A very fluxus kind of > guy. > > > > A!!an > >
