PlayList Notes
"Mozart in the WWW IndraNet Jungle" of MonoMyth fighting, conductor notes on chaining of songs and thematic references of #WWWOpera
I can't find it at the moment (haha), but one of the videos in the "Opera" talks about how you can open Finnegans Wake at any point. The center of Finnegans Wake is more dense, and I have tried to structure the Earwicker musical funeral Pub Crawl (on www.WakeiIndra.com website) with some of that in mind, currently it centers 2:00am as the hardest - furthest from the shallows. This is in "Rolling Release", which means I'ts being revised on a steady basis / the editing and rewriting is part of the iteration of Finnegans Wake - story without begin or end, and the idea of 1968 Marshall McLuhan's future focus on Finnegans Wake "War and Peace in the Global Village".
Some tips on approaching the "Opera" of Fin Wake Indra Net:
Start with what you enjoy. Start WHERE you enjoy. Do you enjoy the discussions of Finnegans Wake, go with those. If you enjoy the rock music songs, go with those.
Make notes of what you think is absent and considering compiling your own patterns of media that you think can help the world wide Internet (all mankind, Pale Blue Dot - everyone one, the general public) in understanding Finnegans Wake and especially teaching Marshall McLuhan's War and Peace in the Global Village concepts from 1968.
There is a Reddit social media and Lemmy social media space for discussing the Fin Wake Indra Net opera. Or start your own, I will try to link it here if you notify me.
Yes, I wrote that oddly ;)
Playlist Notes from the organizer of this opera, RoundSparrow:
#ReadyPlayerTristan Playlist notes
instance of midnight entrance (hard core)
first minute after midnight 00:00 to 00:01 - a long minute
far from shallows It's been said that poetry consists of letting the word be heard beyond words. And Goethe says, "All things are metaphors." Everything that's transitory is but a metaphorical reference. That's what we all are.
See Also: Tower of Babel :: Mock Mock Mockery