Where it all began

2001-04-03 Thread Tosh Cooey
This current race thread was started by Moby.

Specifically it was started by people who were trying to justify their
dislike of his music by noting that he used the work of black artists in
his hit songs, much like many others have in the past.

Picasso was heavily influenced by African masks, and cubism is heavily
based on the ideas he saw in them.  So is Picasso as evil and empty as
Moby?

If you don't like cubism or you don't like Moby, fine, but don't use the
race of their artistic influences and muses to justify your dislike.

Tosh


Re: [313] Where it all began -BAD Picasso!

2001-04-03 Thread jim proffit

Tosh:


Picasso was heavily influenced by African masks, and cubism is heavily
based on the ideas he saw in them.  So is Picasso as evil and empty as
Moby?


Actually, Picasso WAS evil:) Didn't he push his little sister from a cliff 
down to rocks when he was a little kid?


Oh, this is so off-topic...


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Re: [313] Where it all began

2001-04-03 Thread M Elliot-Knight

This current race thread was started by Moby.


Who let him on the list? Damn trouble maker.
;)




From: Tosh Cooey [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: 313@hyperreal.org
Subject: [313] Where it all began
Date: Tue, 03 Apr 2001 20:10:32 +0200

This current race thread was started by Moby.

Specifically it was started by people who were trying to justify their
dislike of his music by noting that he used the work of black artists in
his hit songs, much like many others have in the past.

Picasso was heavily influenced by African masks, and cubism is heavily
based on the ideas he saw in them.  So is Picasso as evil and empty as
Moby?

If you don't like cubism or you don't like Moby, fine, but don't use the
race of their artistic influences and muses to justify your dislike.

Tosh

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