James Leahy wrote: > > MARTIN KNELMAN > ENTERTAINMENT > > In almost every room of Mitchell's house there is a radio tuned to a > different station, though none is tuned to a music station. ... > > Instead her radios are tuned to talk stations offering news flashes and > political commentary, which all seem like madness to her. > > "I wander through my house trying to get a picture of what is happening to > the human psyche," she says in a tone that's both perplexed and angry.
How fascinating. As far as I know, this is the first mention ever of exactly what Joni listens to in her daily life. Such cacophony! This really surprises me because it seems so disjointed. All bits and pieces. I wonder if she's always done that or if she's more curious now about the current world situation. ... As soon as I write that, I can hear "Ethiopia", so obviously being curious about what's going on in the world isn't new for her. > "The whole thing is ridiculous - a tragic comedy. We're marching into war. That > means we've become an imperialist power, which goes against everything > America stands for. It all comes down to personal economic interest." Whoopee. There's some anger there. I feel a new album coming on... Debra Shea NP: TV, The Sopranos, a little too violent for me... waiting for Six Feet Under at 9 on the same channel.
