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Monthly Archives: October 2009‘We are born of sound’, or why you need to get Alex Ross’ book NOWI am a bit late to the game in picking up Alex Ross’ Pulitzer Prize winning “The Rest is Noise: Listening to the Twentieth Century” and can’t say enough good things about it. Ross is the chief Music Critic and an Editor for the New Yorker magazine and has pulled together a seminal primer for ‘reading’ the evolution of culture in the 20th century through the music that … There’s more to read here.
Posted in art, Bono, existential musings, music, Quest, secular, theology, U2
Tagged art, music, theology, U2, way of the peregrine
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exhaustion and imagination – on too much travel and the boundaries of identityI am have been travelling quite a bit recently – a different city and a different conference for three weekends of the past four. Venturing from the sublime (U2 academic conference in Durham, NC) to the ridiculous (was in a booth across from a disco dancing Yeti under a mirror ball blaring the Michael Jackson back catalog at the YS National Youth Workers Convention in LA) to the … There’s more to read here.
Posted in Quest, secular, teaching, U2
Tagged michael jackson, national youth workers convention, travel, U2, way of the peregrine
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