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The Monday Morning Memo

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This week, Whitmeister Brittington began his contemplation of the third gravitating bodies that will pull your attention incontrovertibly into the songs of his new album when it’s released in March. I snagged this photo when he thought he was alone at Chapel Dulcinea. After Brittington left the chapel, he inserted a rap passage into a melancholy blues song, just where you would least expect to hear it. Strangely, it fit perfectly. The rapper he chose for the passage, of course, was LOS.

By the way, there’s another rapper who calls himself LOS, but our LOS had already been LOS for 3 years before that other guy touched his first microphone. Word.

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“I usually start with two or three completely unrelated big ideas (issues that have been rattling around in my brainpan for many months) and maybe a character or two who have no ostensible connections to each other or to any of the big ideas. The challenge, then, is to bring these disparate themes and characters together so smoothly and seamlessly that it would appear that from the very beginning they were cohesive elements in a preconceived whole. I never force them to merge, understand, but patiently coax or excite them into revealing their innate hidden connections as they collide within the labyrinth of my gradually developing plot. Everything in the universe is connected, of course: it’s a matter of using imagination and research to discover the links and using language to expand and enliven them.”

- Tom Robbins, in an interview with François Happe (March, 2009)

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