Album Rating: 4.0

THERE ARE NO MONKS IN MY BED

Album Rating: 5.0

Straight up classic. I could listen to the solos in I Could Have Lied all day really

Album Rating: 4.5

I'm on the porch 'cause I lost my housekey

Pick up my book I read Bukowski





I think I haven't heard this album in 10 years, but just got that line on the mind. Turns out it's still pretty awesome.

Album Rating: 3.0

obvs the best track on here is Sir Psycho Sexy

Album Rating: 5.0

^ the lyrics are incredible

Album Rating: 4.5

Not obvs, album is filled with great things.



I can still sing along to this. Funny how these lyrics just hibernated in my brain for a decade.

Album Rating: 5.0

A little boy came along

Name of Louis Armstrong

Said that girl who left me silly

She liked the looks of me and my willy

Album Rating: 4.5

Oh memories of making out to the greeting song.

Unfortunately I also remember I was too drunk to fuck later that night.

Album Rating: 4.5

THE POWER OF EQUALITYYYYYY

IS NOT YET WHAT IT OUGHT TO BEEEEEEEEEEE



TOPICAL, yo

Album Rating: 5.0

at least you remembered what song it was

Album Rating: 4.5

American equality has always been sour.



Song is a bit depressing now actually.

Album Rating: 5.0

I said whats



up?



NOW



SUK MY DIK

Album Rating: 4.5

Good lord, Mr Harrison isn't completely wrong. Sir Psycho Sexy is a fucking masterpiece.

Album Rating: 5.0

Hello young woman that I love

Pretty punk rock mama that I'm thinking of

Hold me naked if you will

In your arms in your legs in your pussy I'd kill

To be with you, to kiss with you, I do miss you

I love you



^ how deep are those lyrics? seriously thats the most romantic verse ever

Album Rating: 3.0

Thank you Egarran

Album Rating: 4.5

Tell me something cool about Pynchon, please.

Album Rating: 3.0

Everything about Pynchon is cool. My favourite is that supposedly he was walking down the street one day and bumped into some guy who used to frequent the same parties but hasn't seen in like 10 years. Pynchon sees the guy looking at him funny, but Pynchon obviously doesn't recognise the guy. The guy waves, says "Hi Tom". Pynchon, paranoiac that he is, doesn't really respond. Suddenly (coincidentally?) a public phone they're standing next to starts ringing and Pynchon bails as fast as he can. Who knows if it's true but it's a great story.

Album Rating: 4.5

Haha thanks, that's sweet. What book do you rec for starters?

Album Rating: 3.0

Probably either Inherent Vice, which is probably his most straightforward plotwise and his most traditionally readable, or The Crying Of Lot 49, which is much denser but still pretty readable and funny, and has a more-or-less normal, recognisable plot you can follow, and will better prepare you for the harder stuff like Gravity's Rainbow or V. or Against The Day.

Album Rating: 4.5

Thank you. Exactly, I didn't want to start with Gravity's Rainbow.