Eric’s Comments (group member since Mar 16, 2010)

Eric’s comments from the Terminalcoffee group.

Enjoying Southern Gods by John Hornor Jacob. It's a Cthulhu story of post WWII South with a mix of southern gothic, horror, noir, and blues culture.

Nice lists. Especially Exile on Main St, Eels, and Wilco. Others are some I need to listen or relisten. I did this on fb for 25 but this is harder:

radiohead - ok computer
the clash - london calling
Wilco - Summerteeth
John Coletrane - A Love Supreme
Mile Davis - Kind of Blue

I can't decide on a classical piece but would consider replacing Coletrane with a similar sprirtual classical CD.

Something is in my head about not taking an artist's best work with me but their 2nd best. You will appreciate it and then remember the best of the artist. It's like having 2X the music. Mile Davis , or dave brubeck or john coletrane or wilco comes to mind. Kind of Blue will remind me of so many other great CDs not just Mile Davis.

BunWat wrote: "Attack of the 50 foot Woman."

Big (with Tom Hanks)

I laughed out loud at a few more

David Sedaris - Naked. I think it's his best.
Parliament of Whores by P.J. O'Rourke
Breakfast of Champions - Kurt Vonnegut
Hitchhikers Guide to the Galaxy - Adams
Good Omens - Pratchett and Gaiman