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From: graham@ug.cs.dal.ca (Michael Graham)
Date: Thu, 4 Apr 1991 13:22:04 -0400
Subject: Re: The ongoing Get Out Of My House discussion
Newsgroups: rec.music.gaffa
Organization: Math, Stats & CS, Dalhousie University, Halifax, NS, Canada
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In article <m0jOIlk-0001CQC@coyote.datalog.com> judi@coyote.datalog.COM (Judi McKernan) writes: > > > Hmmm.... all the mail concerning the "true meaning" of >Get Out Of My House is very interesting, and I've enjoyed the thread >immensely. But, here's my two cents worth. I, personally, haven't >decided yet what the real meaning of the song is. To me, it's not >that important. I'm one of those folks who, rather than "straining >my brain" when it's not yet ready for it, prefers to simply ENJOY >KaTe at this point in time. I'm just not familiar with her exact styles, >nuances, personal philosophies yet to venture a truly educated guess! So, >until then, I just sit back, listen, and let the music flow, even if I'm >still somewhat ignorant on the "bottom line"....... > > Maybe someday! > > judi Where's an Alan Ginsberg when you need one! :) I tried racking my brain trying to interpret some of Kate's songs, while listening to them and I wasn't enjoying the songs (as much). I prefer to just put on The Dreaming and let it wash over me. Same goes with most music I listen to. I am interested in the meaning behind Kate's songs, but I don't feel that I can interpret them (well I can interpret *some* of them...). Something that hasn't been mentioned in the GOoMH discussion is that just after she says "I turn into the Mule", the man says something - I can't make it out. Also, during the Hee Haws the man is talking - can't make that out either... mike -- Michael Graham | "The only thing I know about backmasking is that graham@ug.cs.dal.ca | when you play your records backwards it f*cks mgraham@ac.dal.ca | your stylus" - Bruce Dickenson