yeah I actually was thinking that or so cruel or bad or the fly. Gimmee more suggestions! I need nonsense songs!Originally posted by U2Kitten:
Use "Who's Gonna Ride Your Wild Horses."
Originally posted by Discoteque:
is Elvis Presley and America 'post modern' enough? That's sure is one oddball song, even for U2...the one song they'll never do live!
disco
Originally posted by blueeyes:
As I understand it, post modernism is all about taking bits from other times / sources / contexts and putting them together in a way that articulates your subjective experience of the world. I think that post-modernism is also about questing for something "new" something that's never been done before, and the very words "post modernism" suggest a cynicsm towards "modernism" which was a movement in which artists were in love with the promise of the future.
Long story short ... I think Zooropa is a great choice.
I could be confusing deconstructivism with post modernism a bit here, but check it out.
-Bluey
Originally posted by blueeyes:
As I understand it, post modernism is all about taking bits from other times / sources / contexts and putting them together in a way that articulates your subjective experience of the world. I think that post-modernism is also about questing for something "new" something that's never been done before, and the very words "post modernism" suggest a cynicsm towards "modernism" which was a movement in which artists were in love with the promise of the future.
Long story short ... I think Zooropa is a great choice.
I could be confusing deconstructivism with post modernism a bit here, but check it out.
-Bluey
1. I'm gettin old!Originally posted by BittersweetGirl:
I leave for three days, and WildHonee is a refugee? *sniff* they grow up so fast! Why, I remember when she was but a lowly fly like myself, buzzing around the corridors of Pleba!
P.S.- At sidwell we have something called HOMEWORK!j/k, obviously you do too, hence this thread. Hmm. I agree with ppl that Zooropa is a good bet (especially the 2nd half). and bluey, that was one impressive discourse!