Re: Post Random Music-Related Thoughts You Have
Posted: Sat April 20, 2019 11:54 pm
Huge affection = desperate need to be relevant.
Honestly that might be my least favorite alsoEllo Sailor wrote:I think "Moves Like Jagger" might be my least favorite song of all time. What is your least fav. song of all time?
Probably something by Train.Ello Sailor wrote:I think "Moves Like Jagger" might be my least favorite song of all time. What is your least fav. song of all time?
anything and everything that man has put out is the worst..Self wrote:Bad to the bone as performed by George Thorogood. Fucking awful.
Her first album is stellar. No doubt.LoathedVermin72 wrote:I loved Poe when I was in high school. I forgot about her. Always preferred her first album, though.
Recording artist. Only released 2 albums before getting FUCKED by the industry and kind of disappearing. Her second album, Haunted, is a sort of companion piece to her brother's book. House of Leaves by Mark Z. Danielewski (one of the most phenomenal books I've ever read).bodysnatcher wrote:i have no idea who Poe is
looked up Hello and definitely recognize that album cover from hanging out at the record store as a teen. never listened to it though. maybe i'll check them out!durdencommatyler wrote:Recording artist. Only released 2 albums before getting FUCKED by the industry and kind of disappearing. Her second album, Haunted, is a sort of companion piece to her brother's book. House of Leaves by Mark Z. Danielewski (one of the most phenomenal books I've ever read).bodysnatcher wrote:i have no idea who Poe is
Basically, their father passed away, leaving behind a ton of lectures on tape. Poe channeled all of that into an album called Haunted. Her brother channeled it into a book called House of Leaves. They share themes and ideas but only just.
Her first record, called Hello, was released five years earlier in 1995. It has the hit single "Angry Johnny" on it. Both albums are stellar. But her second work is a masterpiece. It's a concept record that pays infinite dividends. I highly recommend it. It's a perfect piece of art.
Though, since you and I are diametrically opposed in our tastes, you'll probably hate it. So... never mind. Don't listen to it.
Don't. You'll hate her music.bodysnatcher wrote:looked up Hello and definitely recognize that album cover from hanging out at the record store as a teen. never listened to it though. maybe i'll check them out!durdencommatyler wrote:Recording artist. Only released 2 albums before getting FUCKED by the industry and kind of disappearing. Her second album, Haunted, is a sort of companion piece to her brother's book. House of Leaves by Mark Z. Danielewski (one of the most phenomenal books I've ever read).bodysnatcher wrote:i have no idea who Poe is
Basically, their father passed away, leaving behind a ton of lectures on tape. Poe channeled all of that into an album called Haunted. Her brother channeled it into a book called House of Leaves. They share themes and ideas but only just.
Her first record, called Hello, was released five years earlier in 1995. It has the hit single "Angry Johnny" on it. Both albums are stellar. But her second work is a masterpiece. It's a concept record that pays infinite dividends. I highly recommend it. It's a perfect piece of art.
Though, since you and I are diametrically opposed in our tastes, you'll probably hate it. So... never mind. Don't listen to it.
I was prepared to bring up the House of Leaves connection but you brought the A-game.durdencommatyler wrote:Recording artist. Only released 2 albums before getting FUCKED by the industry and kind of disappearing. Her second album, Haunted, is a sort of companion piece to her brother's book. House of Leaves by Mark Z. Danielewski (one of the most phenomenal books I've ever read).bodysnatcher wrote:i have no idea who Poe is
Basically, their father passed away, leaving behind a ton of lectures on tape. Poe channeled all of that into an album called Haunted. Her brother channeled it into a book called House of Leaves. They share themes and ideas but only just.
Her first record, called Hello, was released five years earlier in 1995. It has the hit single "Angry Johnny" on it. Both albums are stellar. But her second work is a masterpiece. It's a concept record that pays infinite dividends. I highly recommend it. It's a perfect piece of art.
Though, since you and I are diametrically opposed in our tastes, you'll probably hate it. So... never mind. Don't listen to it.
House of Leaves was accompanied by a companion piece (or vice versa), a full-length album called Haunted recorded by Danielewski's sister, Anne Danielewski, known professionally as Poe. The two works cross-pollinated heavily over the course of their creations, each inspiring the other in various ways. Poe's statement on the connection between the two works is that they are parallax views of the same story. House of Leaves references Poe and her songs several times, not only limited to her album Haunted, but Hello as well. One example occurs when the character Karen Green is interviewing various academics on their interpretations of the short film "Exploration #4"; she consults a "Poet," but there is a space between the "Poe" and the "t," suggesting that Poe at one point commented on the book. It may also be a reference to Edgar Allan Poe.
The album Haunted also draws heavily from the novel, featuring tracks called "House of Leaves", "Exploration B" and "5&½ Minute Hallway", and many less obvious references. The video for "Hey Pretty" also features Mark Danielewski reading from House of Leaves (pages 88–89), and in House of Leaves, the band Liberty Bell's lyrics were also songs on Poe's album.