Just bought Gravity's rainbow, I want to get the best vibe what music should I listen to while reading?
Just bought Gravity's rainbow, I want to get the best vibe what music should I listen to while reading?
Anthony Foster
Christian Barnes
Jackson Perry
outdoor ambient noise, silence, or something like these
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Oliver Howard
>listening to music whilst reading
JUST my shit up tbph
why not put the telly on too?
Sebastian Thomas
you will need focus for this one, I don't disapprove of ambient in general and even try some more interesting combos sometimes but no
Adam Hughes
these kind of threads are embarrassing
Jaxon Stewart
it's just another symptom of the barbarian (aka /mu/ and /tv/) invasion that's been slowly turning this board into a pathetic parody of itself
Jordan Moore
Tom Lehrer - Werner von Braun
But I don't agree with purposely listening to music while reading. It's an insult to the author and musician imo.
Ayden Gonzalez
Ragtime and Wagner
Kayden Lee
no music for gravitys rainbow
Adrian Gray
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God tier pynch-core coming through
Charles Edwards
Bye bye blackbird
Brody Hill
Listen to the music of the language, listen to the hundred or so songs written into the book.
Jack Morgan
did anyone here actually like gravity's rainbow?
Jordan Nelson
i did
Owen Gonzalez
Sincere question here: what is the point of engaging in two separate art works at the same time? Considering that writing a novel or composing music takes a fair amount of focus, shouldn't the reader try to recreate the same focus the author/artist probably went through to finish the product? Or does something that takes work and focus to create not necessarily need the same things from the intended audience?
Joshua Campbell
parts of it
Cooper Parker
>It's an insult to the author and musician imo.
how? the two mediums were practically born for each other
Logan Sullivan
yeah I thought it was great
James Phillips
>reading seated on the train
>denying attention to the seat, which took work and focus to make
>at least its manufacturing process did (take work and focus)
>denying attention to the train, which also took work and focus to make, and the railroad, which took work and focus to assemble
>not giving a shit about the other people on the train, who you better believe took work, or labor certainly, to make, and much focus to raise
>willfully ignoring the world, which some say took work and focus to make
Reading really does turn you blind
Luke Bell
These are actually brillian choices
Carson Price
residents and moondog are good.