Rorschach Music
Jim ClementsSongs that matter to me, and why.
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Week 52: The End
After a full year of entries (that took two and a half years to complete) that covered a hundred and sixty three songs, I’ve decided it’s time to bring Rorschach Music to a close. It’s been a pleasure.
This project began as a way for two f...
Week 51: Celestial Bodies
“Black Star” by Gillian Welch and David Rawlings
In last week’s post, I wrote:
I go through long periods in which all I want to do is be alone, to read, to write, to explore my head, to follow my compulsions, wherever they go. And then...
Week 50: Bones
“Song for Zula” by Phosphorescent
Very mature people, when faced with the question “What is your favorite song?,” answer that such a question is ridiculous: there are too many songs, they’re all loved for different reasons, and why would y...
Week 49: Monsters
“Vampire” by Olivia Rodrigo / “Werewolf” by Fiona Apple (with a brief and unpleasant detour into “Anti-Hero” by Taylor Swift)
I went to see Common – rapper, actor, poet, visionary, very-handsome-man – at USC’s Visions & Voices last week. H...
Week 48: Friends
“Everybody Hurts” by R.E.M.
In 2014, Irish priest Father Ray Kelly became a viral sensation when he burst into song as a couple he was marrying walked down the aisle. The song he chose, inevitably, was Leonard Cohen’s “Hallelujah":
The r...
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Jim Clements is a London-born, Los Angeles-based writer, professor and musician. Check out his music on Spotify.
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