< > Yes yes, no one likes to be pidgeon-holed and many want the
> freedom to re-invent themselves from time to time musically. All well and
> good. But methinks Mr. Tweedy protests too much that
He sure does. Then again, all of his defensive posturing takes nothing
away from the pure pop brilliance that's Summerteeth. It's easily the
best thing he's ever done.--don >>
Plus, it's highly possible that every single writer that interviews him asks
him about this subject. Then it's maybe as much about what the writer chooses
to include in his piece as much as it is a scenario where the artist goes of
his way to rant whenever he has the opportunity. Then again, Tweety could just
say he's not interested in talking about it.
NW
