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hey alex · 04.26.2007, 01:32 PM

I remember high fidelity being one of the first books i really liked- connecting my music nerdism.

But beyondly-- on the road, of course. It kind of brought me back into reading after high school and introduced me to a lot of intresting things- also makes me want to leave home- but i've been a not going it seems.

I really enjoyed the crucible and huck finn in my junior english class- and i think i read the rime of the ancient mariner that year too- which was fuckin ace.

04.26.2007, 01:32 PM	#54
hey alex the end of the ugly Join Date: Mar 2006 Posts: 791	I remember high fidelity being one of the first books i really liked- connecting my music nerdism. But beyondly-- on the road, of course. It kind of brought me back into reading after high school and introduced me to a lot of intresting things- also makes me want to leave home- but i've been a not going it seems. I really enjoyed the crucible and huck finn in my junior english class- and i think i read the rime of the ancient mariner that year too- which was fuckin ace. __________________ Duran Duran's 1995 covers album Thank You was recently voted the worst album of all time by a Q magazine poll. Although we respectfully disagree (Sonic Youth's NYC Ghosts & Flowers is clearly the worst album of all time) -Pitchfork (hahahah!) Here's a myspace of my music and 4-track ramblings the electric kites--the jamz of me n my friends
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