Bring Me Giants
Gina ArnoldAn incomplete encyclopedia of my thoughts about music, the media and the 20th century. Mostly in alphabetical order - except when it's not. Enjoy!
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Money Changes Everything
It is a sad fact that when you’re a lowly adjunct professor like me, you seldom get to talk about your particular subject. But every now and then I jam in a lecture I call “Sports and the Spectacle,” in which I quote Guy Debord. “The specta...
Muddy Waters
On my last day in London, I visited Eel Pie Island.
A Riot Of My Own
One morning a few weeks ago, I was walking through Trafalgar Square on my way to the tube when it occurred to me I ought to stop in the National Gallery before I went home. Truth be told I was feeling kind of poorly - a cold was coming on -...
Pass this way
Bob Weir’s 9th grade Menlo School yearbook photo, ca 1962. Menlo School was a prep school for future Stanford students, located on El Camino Real in Weir’s home town of Atherton. Atherton was a well-to-do suburb on the San Francisco Peninsu...
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