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Vin 06:14 pm UTC 02/08/08 |
| In reply to: | re: What's 'that'? - EvilNickname 03:29 pm UTC 02/08/08 |
| I think I'd play them the full album cut, then sum up that the whole thing is essentially a 12 minute metaphor on the virtues of rough anal. > Right now, I've almost made my mind up in favour of doing > it. > > What might not have been clear from my post, is that it's > for some monthly cultural/artsy event. From the > announcement on their website: "With a reenacted interview > of Nobuyoshi Araki with Kohei Yoshiyuki, a freezed car > accident, an old advice of Peter R. de Vries, a love > confession to a panda bear and more stray images and > sound. The editors compile the programme from received and > selected material." It sounds wacky enough to be > interesting, and the cross-media angle is something I > should be specialised in. From what I gather from the > website, I guess you might expect that medium sized words > shouldn't be a problem and that it isn't meant to be a > lecture or a straight forward explanation of what 'that' > is. They asked for a presentation on the 'myth of what > "that" is', so I would guess that some creativity would be > appreciated. > > Anyway, I've send a mail to the contact, asking about the > context and what they (approximately) look for in a > presentation. > > > As for the "can't understand why people still don't get > it": remember in this case that for us Dutchies English is > a second language at best. > > > > > > I think you should do it. Set as many people straight as > > possible. Remember to use small words to avoid > > confusion. > > > > Play the verse once. Explain what won't be done. Play > > the verse again. If those in the audience still don't > > understand, repeat the previous steps. Then move onto the > > next verse. > > > > It still is comical how, I'd venture to say, the majority > > of the public still doesn't understand the song. > > > > I've known a few people over the years that think Anything > > For Love is a stupid song, and it's always because they > > don't get it. Although it really isn't that hard. | |
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