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2005-06-12 Thread JOHN BENNETT
Dr. John M. Bennett
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The Ohio State University Libraries
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Columbus, OH 43210 USA

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Re: observe white tulip interfering with the lush grass

2005-06-12 Thread Peter Ciccariello


This is very beautiful Sheila.
I enjoyed it, especially the a cappella of it.

-Peter CiccarielloARTIST'S BLOG - http://invisiblenotes.blogspot.com/

-Original Message-From: Sheila Murphy [EMAIL PROTECTED]To: WRYTING-L@LISTSERV.UTORONTO.CASent: Sat, 11 Jun 2005 22:55:54 -0700Subject: observe white tulip interfering with the lush grass


I had thought we were alone.
along came history to intercede.
I had a novel in my backpack.
several stones.

one walks a cappella. one trains one's chosen . . .
all across the minuet are starlings.
to reduce the impact of moist fractals on this light.
sentence upon semaphore.

for now the leaflet's closed to visitors.
the auditors are due.
remind me what we're here to talk about.
the wind's replete with atmosphere.

several springtime friends go home.
the hose is on and flowers in the back are tall.
did I mention it is morning?
sacrifice occurs in present tense amid the city
sprawl.

sheila e. murphy



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2005-06-12 Thread Bob Marcacci
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2005-06-12 Thread {-- lo_y. }

At 15:40 12/06/2005, Johan Meskens JMCS3 lied:


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Re: observe white tulip interfering with the lush grass

2005-06-12 Thread Sheila Murphy
I thank you heartily, Peter. Thoughtful of you to
share this. Have a fine Sunday. Sheila

--- Peter Ciccariello [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:


 This is very beautiful Sheila.
 I enjoyed it, especially the a cappella of it.

 -Peter Ciccariello
 ARTIST'S BLOG - http://invisiblenotes.blogspot.com/




 -Original Message-
 From: Sheila Murphy [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 To: WRYTING-L@LISTSERV.UTORONTO.CA
 Sent: Sat, 11 Jun 2005 22:55:54 -0700
 Subject: observe white tulip interfering with the
 lush grass


 I had thought we were alone.
 along came history to intercede.
 I had a novel in my backpack.
 several stones.

 one walks a cappella. one trains one's chosen . . .
 all across the minuet are starlings.
 to reduce the impact of moist fractals on this
 light.
 sentence upon semaphore.

 for now the leaflet's closed to visitors.
 the auditors are due.
 remind me what we're here to talk about.
 the wind's replete with atmosphere.

 several springtime friends go home.
 the hose is on and flowers in the back are tall.
 did I mention it is morning?
 sacrifice occurs in present tense amid the city
 sprawl.

 sheila e. murphy



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2005-06-12 Thread Lawrence Upton
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UKHIP HOP: Yoshi Interview

2005-06-12 Thread Ishaq

http://victoria.indymedia.org/news/2005/06/41736.php

UKHIP HOP: Yoshi Interview


UK hip-hop is certainly thriving at the moment, with some excellent
artists around dropping dope albums and 12s dropping all the time. As
the UK hip-hop sound emerges and it becomes clear what the bar is, its
nice with a musician comes along and offers something a bit different
and alternative. Cue Brighton-based beatnik rapper-producer, Yoshi. A
man of Afghan origin, he cuts an impressive figure in his outlandish
clothing and self-assured sense of experimentation. Sampling anything
from William Shatner to John Frusciante to gardening shows,...

Yoshi Interview

interview 0312 added 09.06.05 words: Nikesh technical: QED

UK hip-hop is certainly thriving at the moment, with some excellent
artists around dropping dope albums and 12s dropping all the time. As
the UK hip-hop sound emerges and it becomes clear what the bar is, its
nice with a musician comes along and offers something a bit different
and alternative. Cue Brighton-based beatnik rapper-producer, Yoshi. A
man of Afghan origin, he cuts an impressive figure in his outlandish
clothing and self-assured sense of experimentation. Sampling anything
from William Shatner to John Frusciante to gardening shows, he ends up
with electronic soundscapes and interesting beats that pave the way for
his rhymes about life in Brighton and the confusion and clarity arising
from his dual heritage. Having released first album, From a Western
Box, Yoshi retired to the studio to create something a bit more
textured. What he ended up with was the concept album, Flowers and
Trees (released on 17th May). Essentially, a summery album about
childhood and naivety and belief in the cleansing powers of nature, the
hippy-ish songs take in everything from folk to dark minimal electronica
to straight-up hip-hop and Afghan rhythms. A man of such eclectic
tastes, Yoshi needed to be tracked down. So, I met him on Brighton pier,
he bought me doughnuts and we talked hip-hop, growing up and
pseudo-intellectuals.

Introduce yourself to the UKHH.COM audience, what is your mission
statement and your favourite flower? Are you some sort of hippy-hopper?

YoshiI go by the name of Yoshi. Born in Brighton, living in Brighton,
making beats and writing rhymes for 9 years or so now. As far as the
mission statement, haha, I don't really have one. I'm more of a lazy bum
poet who eases his way through different phases in life. I strive to do
something fresh each time that's the only thing I stick to. Your music
is tomorrows unknown, known life. I love tomorrow That's a quote from
a Miles Davis record and it's the only thing I keep in mind, I got it
printed out on a cheap printer and stuck just behind my mixer on the wall.

As for flowers, I don't have a favourite flower man. I just love them
all. Cherry Blossoms especially haha. I like learning flower names in
different lingos, I can say loads in Japanese, quite a few in Dari
(Afghan). I'd like to learn some in Dutch though, I think that would
sound interesting.

As for me being a hippy-hopper haha, yeah, I'm at this point where I'm
a bit opened, emotionally, so that's why I give off this hippy-ish vibe
that youre talking about. I was really analytical and logical when I
was 16-18, quite anal and specific and demanding about things. Then I
think falling in love, and discovering spirituality, looking beyond what
you see, that all starts turning you in this direction of being opened.
Opening up, like a flower. So that's the process me and my hip-hop have
been going through of late. Surviving on, and living through emotions.
That's the first way I connect to something- emotionally. That's why
when I listen to people like Coldplay, I don't make fun of the simple
lyrics or look down on them like these pseudo-intellectuals or snobby
music-reviewers.


...I can dig Chris Martin, he's not an idiot, he seems like an
intelligent guy; it's just that his lyrics are very understated, same
with Seal, I love Seal...

Cos I can dig Chris Martin, he's not an idiot, he seems like an
intelligent guy; it's just that his lyrics are very understated, same
with Seal, I love Seal. That guy knows what he's doing. And that's what
it has become with my hip-hop lyrics, and my musical approach. I say
things that may seem obvious sometimes, or cheesy at other times, but if
you stop for a second, you'll find the depth, you'll feel how the words
can be looked at from many angles and interpreted many ways- so I like
that, cos when you feel so much inside- you don't want to go into
specifics sometimes. You can't! You need to just let it out in a raw
form. Which is probably linked to why I never really dug all these
complex, supposedly clever metaphors that rappers like Canibus and
Eminem used, cos it can feel contrived. The key is balance, which is
what I'm learning these days.

Tell us the concept and themes behind the album Flowers and Trees

YoshiMan, 'Flowers  Trees' is a little jewel of a 14-track 

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2005-06-12 Thread mwp
Curious that my contribution to this thread was censored out. Thanks, 
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Sorry, feeling a bit testy today. .. Just ignore.
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On Jun 12, 2005, at 11:57 AM, mwp wrote:

Curious that my contribution to this thread was censored out. Thanks, 
guys!

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Re: Dead Textes Brut versus the Wounded Urns

2005-06-12 Thread Lanny Quarles
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2005-06-12 Thread August




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poem

2005-06-12 Thread Dan Waber
poem


Re: poem

2005-06-12 Thread Michelle Vanstrom



could someone tell me how to get off this list? I've been trying for two 
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Re: poem

2005-06-12 Thread justin . katko
i've been trying for six months. you just have to learn to accept that
you're stuck.

On 6/12/05, Michelle Vanstrom [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
  
 could someone tell me how to get off this list? I've been trying for two
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Re: aesth-letics

2005-06-12 Thread justin . katko
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On 6/13/05, Sheila Murphy [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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