April 5, 2005

Testing the limits of cognitive dissonance…

By Tony Brown

by writing a paper about Anthony Braxton while listening to the Dresden Dolls.

Strangely (or not so strangely) Sonic Youth seems fine for this experiment, as does King Crimson’s “Red” album.

Not so the Jorma Kaukonnen, or the Bash and Pop.

I left the Braxton at work, or I’d be listening to that, of course.

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18 responses to “Testing the limits of cognitive dissonance…”

  • theryk
    April 6th, 2005 at 10:38 am

    Re: Ahhh…the “Red” album

    Being the romantic, I liked almost all King Crimson up to and including the first two albums with the new Krimson. After that it all got a little musically out there for me. I like Adrian Belew’s songwriting balancing Robert fripps esoterica….yo Adrian!

    Reply
  • theryk
    April 6th, 2005 at 10:38 am

    Re: Ahhh…the “Red” album

    Being the romantic, I liked almost all King Crimson up to and including the first two albums with the new Krimson. After that it all got a little musically out there for me. I like Adrian Belew’s songwriting balancing Robert fripps esoterica….yo Adrian!

    Reply
  • theryk
    April 6th, 2005 at 10:38 am

    Re: Ahhh…the “Red” album

    Being the romantic, I liked almost all King Crimson up to and including the first two albums with the new Krimson. After that it all got a little musically out there for me. I like Adrian Belew’s songwriting balancing Robert fripps esoterica….yo Adrian!

    Reply
  • theryk
    April 6th, 2005 at 10:38 am

    Re: Ahhh…the “Red” album

    Being the romantic, I liked almost all King Crimson up to and including the first two albums with the new Krimson. After that it all got a little musically out there for me. I like Adrian Belew’s songwriting balancing Robert fripps esoterica….yo Adrian!

    Reply
  • theryk
    April 6th, 2005 at 10:38 am

    Re: Ahhh…the “Red” album

    Being the romantic, I liked almost all King Crimson up to and including the first two albums with the new Krimson. After that it all got a little musically out there for me. I like Adrian Belew’s songwriting balancing Robert fripps esoterica….yo Adrian!

    Reply
  • theryk
    April 6th, 2005 at 10:38 am

    Re: Ahhh…the “Red” album

    Being the romantic, I liked almost all King Crimson up to and including the first two albums with the new Krimson. After that it all got a little musically out there for me. I like Adrian Belew’s songwriting balancing Robert fripps esoterica….yo Adrian!

    Reply
  • radioactiveart
    April 6th, 2005 at 3:24 am

    Re: Ahhh…the “Red” album

    Yeah. I don’t know how I ended up a fan of this album, don’t even know where I first heard it. It’s not like much of my collection at all. But I listen to it pretty frequently.

    Reply
  • radioactiveart
    April 6th, 2005 at 3:24 am

    Re: Ahhh…the “Red” album

    Yeah. I don’t know how I ended up a fan of this album, don’t even know where I first heard it. It’s not like much of my collection at all. But I listen to it pretty frequently.

    Reply
  • radioactiveart
    April 6th, 2005 at 3:24 am

    Re: Ahhh…the “Red” album

    Yeah. I don’t know how I ended up a fan of this album, don’t even know where I first heard it. It’s not like much of my collection at all. But I listen to it pretty frequently.

    Reply
  • radioactiveart
    April 6th, 2005 at 3:24 am

    Re: Ahhh…the “Red” album

    Yeah. I don’t know how I ended up a fan of this album, don’t even know where I first heard it. It’s not like much of my collection at all. But I listen to it pretty frequently.

    Reply
  • radioactiveart
    April 6th, 2005 at 3:24 am

    Re: Ahhh…the “Red” album

    Yeah. I don’t know how I ended up a fan of this album, don’t even know where I first heard it. It’s not like much of my collection at all. But I listen to it pretty frequently.

    Reply
  • radioactiveart
    April 6th, 2005 at 3:24 am

    Re: Ahhh…the “Red” album

    Yeah. I don’t know how I ended up a fan of this album, don’t even know where I first heard it. It’s not like much of my collection at all. But I listen to it pretty frequently.

    Reply
  • theryk
    April 6th, 2005 at 2:58 am

    Ahhh…the “Red” album

    …one more red nightmare…the days when John Wetton DIDN’t suck and Bill Bruford, well Bill bruford. Need more be said?

    Reply
  • theryk
    April 6th, 2005 at 2:58 am

    Ahhh…the “Red” album

    …one more red nightmare…the days when John Wetton DIDN’t suck and Bill Bruford, well Bill bruford. Need more be said?

    Reply
  • theryk
    April 6th, 2005 at 2:58 am

    Ahhh…the “Red” album

    …one more red nightmare…the days when John Wetton DIDN’t suck and Bill Bruford, well Bill bruford. Need more be said?

    Reply
  • theryk
    April 6th, 2005 at 2:58 am

    Ahhh…the “Red” album

    …one more red nightmare…the days when John Wetton DIDN’t suck and Bill Bruford, well Bill bruford. Need more be said?

    Reply
  • theryk
    April 6th, 2005 at 2:58 am

    Ahhh…the “Red” album

    …one more red nightmare…the days when John Wetton DIDN’t suck and Bill Bruford, well Bill bruford. Need more be said?

    Reply
  • theryk
    April 6th, 2005 at 2:58 am

    Ahhh…the “Red” album

    …one more red nightmare…the days when John Wetton DIDN’t suck and Bill Bruford, well Bill bruford. Need more be said?

    Reply

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