| re: The Marriage of Blake, Morrison and Steinman |
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Rupert 04:50 pm UTC 12/23/10 |
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re: The Marriage of Blake, Morrison and Steinman - CultOfByron 02:17 am UTC 12/23/10 |
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I like the comment from the Amadeus film about Mozart's music - A fire which never dies, burns you forever.
> Perhaps it is as simple as "Arms that chain us, eyes that
> lie; break on through to the other side"...?
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> > "The road of excess leads to the palace of wisdom"
> > "If you don't go over the top, you don't know what's on
> > the other side"
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> > For some (inexplicably strange) reason, the congruence of
> > Blake and Steinman's words didn't hit me fully until
> > tonight.
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> > I'm trying to scour the pages of The Lords and the New
> > Creatures to find a Morrison parallel... I'm pretty sure
> > there is one ;) I guess the whole of Break on Through
> > could count, but I'm looking for something more succinct
> > and elegant!
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