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|    Re: watched a mighty wind and...    |
|    20 Dec 06 15:28:46    |
      XPost: rec.music.dylan, rec.arts.movies.past-films, rec.arts.mov       es.current-films       XPost: uk.music.folk       From: reallyreal@shaw.ca              I thought Mighty Wind was quite hilarious, but I've noticed that people       who take folk music really seriously tend to hate it. I've made the       movie a delineater, something that defines people who are too sensitive       about the subject or don't have a good enough sense of humour to laugh       at themselves.              One friend, who plays folk music a lot, was appalled by the fact that       these satirists could make better music than he could, after a lifetime       of him practicing. At least he saw the humour in it all.                                   >       > and surely it's not really connected to real life. i mean i know folk       > music is all wishy washy nippy snippy crappy dippy family friendly       > traditional bollocks, but surely these people arent based in real life?       > i mean you're not telling me that parker posey is the equivalent of       > rosanne cash and catherine o hara some cross between a joan baez and a       > joni mitchell, or whatever the hell is folk cuz i no longer seem to       > know now do i.       >       > and is this what made dylan such a bad boy in the sixties? this is what       > you call the summit of rebellion, walking out on these kind of       > audience/singers? come off it, now.       >       > really, apart from the natural notion that ppl are moronic, fucked up       > that christopher guest usually tries to give away like some sort of       > north american equivalent of ulrich siedl, or an updated errol morris,       > or yet another wanking forman meets gongo, and that aging is a cowardly       > entropic enterprise, i havent got a clue what these ppl are supposed to       > represent.       >       > peter paul n mary? were they folk? and were they like this? who the       > hell in the folk mooment was like this?       >       > what bout those micky n mitch? whats their equivalent in folk? apart       > from the teletubbies (as they grow old), which isnt folk anyways.       >       > btw, was it micky that wanted to hump mitch or the other way around?       > was the kiss thing supposed to be funny, cuz it seemed so loopy i cant       > believe u.s. media was like this at any given time. was it?       >       > i can understand it being like walk the line with cash n carter but       > this 'satire' surely can't have its roots in reality. maybe the ppl who       > go to nascar n rodeos n love ''family'' shows are capable of       > engineering this kind of tripe but come on. if so, wow.       >       > and as for the bunch with the ex porn actress into human beings as       > colour hermeneutics, well whatever.       >       > same goes for travestite scandinavian fishermen.       >       > i preferred praire home companion to this. and not only cuz the moronic       > lindsay makes me horny and like all great men did say one must must..       > really cuz with mighty wind im in a dark room with a herd of cows.       > pointless, not priceless. pointfilling, but not pointfull.       >              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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