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31 August 2006 07:30 / burningman

my favorite gay songs in no order

2HB by Roxy Music
The Boys in the Band by The Libertines
Lonely Planet Boy by New York Dolls
20th Century Boy by T Rex
Blister in the Sun by Violent Femmes
Nights of the Living Dead by Tilly + the Wall
Party Fears Two by The Associates
William, It Was Really Nothing by The Smiths
What Difference Does It Make by The Smiths
Boys Keep Swinging by David Bowie
Dancing Barefoot by Patti Smith
Sister, I'm a Poet by Morrissey [lyrics / mp3 in comments]
Why Don't You Find Out for Yourself by Morrissey
Waiting for My Man by The Velvet Underground
Lady Godiva's Operation by The Velvet Underground
Breaking the Rules by Ludus
Seeing Other People by Belle+Sebastian
Rent by Pet Shop Boys
My Insatiable One by Suede
Star Me Kitten by R.E.M.
Angst in My Pants by Sparks
Vicious by Lou Reed

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31 August 2006 08:18

Jheorgge writes,

Hey, I just saw yr name explication you left on my blog- I dont get notifications for those things, hence the delayed reply.
I think I'm gonna try and drop 'math tinder' into conversation, the idea of us being fire for the structure of the world, hell of the universe is definitely something I can spend my time thinking about! Totally obsessed with the visual math, structural language- the concept of the business of objects to the eye, the placement of movement in a room/frame. I think my understanding of this makes up for my total lack of actual paper maths comprehension- David Lynch has some awesome things to say about all this (twas hearing him years ago talking about the relationship the eye has with a room, and then the intorduction of an electrical spark into that room).
Nice list btw, I posted mine already on Dennis' blog- I concur with Dancing Barefoot all the way. I'm looking forward to yr proposed drug day also- I'm pretty big on ketamine (the visual math thing again).
Anyways, hope I didn't bore you here, nice to talk to you
George

31 August 2006 16:55

math writes,

George, needless to say i would be quite honored to have you drop my name into conversation in such a fashion.

ketamine and mescaline are the two really famous drugs that have never come my way. i've taken a lot of obscure drugs, but never ketamine. i'd like to try it, certainly.

any links i should check out re David Lynch and visual/paper math? or is it possible for you to explain in brief? sounds pretty fascinating. i adore a good 90% of his stuff, so he's pretty genius...

also, you: citing the song Jeanne Moreau sings in Querelle, that is fucking expert.

xo, math+

31 August 2006 17:12

abel writes,

Forgot that this is a feed and not a livejournal thing.

Anyway,
Sister, I'm a Poet

What a great title for a song.
-abel.

31 August 2006 17:28

math writes,

abel! shit, it's good to talk to you.

what's even better is the word 'poet' isn't in the song. it's brilliant what he does, i think.

for everybody: Sister, I'm a Poet by Morrissey, 1988. mp3 / lyrics.

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