Saturday, March 12, 2005
Do Lou Reed Next!
Francis Heaney seems like he is probably smarter than you and me.
Everything's been covers, mashups, and missing cubes this week, so it seems like the time to point everyone towards Mr. Heaney's Holy Tango of Literature: Basement Tapes, an addendum to his recently-published book. Mr. Heaney has finally answered the question that's been haunting us all: what if famous writers wrote songs and poems that were anagrams of their names?
You would end up with Elvis Costello's "It Loves Cellos," which is now my favorite b-side from This Year's Model. |
Everything's been covers, mashups, and missing cubes this week, so it seems like the time to point everyone towards Mr. Heaney's Holy Tango of Literature: Basement Tapes, an addendum to his recently-published book. Mr. Heaney has finally answered the question that's been haunting us all: what if famous writers wrote songs and poems that were anagrams of their names?
You would end up with Elvis Costello's "It Loves Cellos," which is now my favorite b-side from This Year's Model. |
