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History Is Faster Than Man Could Ever Be
| Artist | Song | |
| The Smiths | How Soon Is Now | |
| Aqualung | Strange and Beautiful (I Put A Spell On You) | |
| Quicksand | East 3rd Street | |
| Reuben | Scared Of The Police | |
| Douglas | 4 a.m. | |
| White Stripes | Fell In Love With A Girl | |
| Wildchild | Renegade Master (Remix) | |
| The Streets | The Irony Of It All | |
| Orbital | Satan | |
| Symposium | Killing Position | |
| Unwritten Law | Teenage Suicide | |
| Snapcase | Typecast Modulator | |
| Vex Red | Can't Smile | |
| Dark Star | Gracedelica | |
| Ryan Adams | New York, New York | |
| Velvet Underground | I'm Sticking With You | |
| Paul Simon | 50 Ways To Leave Your Lover | |
| The Cooper Temple Clause | Murder Song | |
Comment:
Made at Christmas. It's for when you feel full of food though your head is empty.Feedback:
Actually, man is faster than history: I say this because man both creates
and records history. An act/acts is/are performed and *BAM*, it's history
(but with no being to record or read what happened, there's no history).
So man acts and a nano-second later the act is history.
Point 2; History, by definition, occurs in the past while man exists within
the present (though his mind can dwell on the past--but can also think about
the future --which will become history the moment he catched up with what is to be).
FATE (if one belives in that) however, IS faster than man. If what we're about
to do is, in fact, predetermined, and all we have to do is perform the preordained
task/event--then fate is faster than man could ever be.
Whatever fence side you reside, however...this is still a nice mix !
[btw...check out Tripmaster Monkey's tune "Faster than Dwight"]
and records history. An act/acts is/are performed and *BAM*, it's history
(but with no being to record or read what happened, there's no history).
So man acts and a nano-second later the act is history.
Point 2; History, by definition, occurs in the past while man exists within
the present (though his mind can dwell on the past--but can also think about
the future --which will become history the moment he catched up with what is to be).
FATE (if one belives in that) however, IS faster than man. If what we're about
to do is, in fact, predetermined, and all we have to do is perform the preordained
task/event--then fate is faster than man could ever be.
Whatever fence side you reside, however...this is still a nice mix !
[btw...check out Tripmaster Monkey's tune "Faster than Dwight"]
nice mix & I like your web page (RED snowman )