Describe a book you read with a piece of music

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I'd bone you so hard.

your opinions are shit but that picture made me kek

completely wrong

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But you're a dude.

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is this accurate

yeah but you have to imagine someone sitting next to you saying: "Cocteau Twins is for faggots". Because that's essentially what Mann is doing.

I really enjoyed that music

book was crap however

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Literally what??? What are you talking about?

Thomas mann saying Hans Castorp is a faggot?

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Basically yeah, you can basically hear Mann giggling after every of his monologues about "transcendence and the nature of time".

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I think the entire discography fits well with IJ

Al Stewart - The year of the cat (youtube.com/watch?v=cqZc7ZQURMs)

Interesting, looking deeper than the obvious:
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apropos awesome late-70s soft rock...
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i understand why you would call that obvious, but the association has to be a bit obvious for a song to remind you of the book or vice versa. both the song and the book have a consistent and long nature which eventually just fades away at the end (the end of the song and the end of infinite jest). i personally feel reading infinite jest and listening to that song give off a similar sort of feel, but i would have trouble explaining it in any more detail. perhaps its only my association

ive also always felt like this song was about Penelope: youtube.com/watch?v=N-tRXewCAmU

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This music is funny

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Fuck you BEE

I always thought that the entirety of In The Aeroplane Over The Sea fitted this book perfectly.
>inb4 meme

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There is a Goodreads group for this kind of stuff, nearly all members are from Veeky Forums. You can join if you want to.

goodreads.com/group/show/196259-intelligent-or-book-related-song-texts

Completely wrong. The tone/atmosphere and outlook of Varg have nothing to do with Pessoa.

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Is the correct answer. A timid and quiet artist who never received recognition in his time reminiscing about feeling out of place as he grows older.

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that book is set in Mississippi you dumb motherfucker

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Good in tone and content, but doesn't really fit the "feel" of GR.

Any of Lovecrafts stories

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Not
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>high adventure epic

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Both wrong

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Literally infinite jest

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