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loog droog
I have to question whether he wrote the part where he cites each band member by name, or when he mentions a previous show at the Civic. (Maybe that was put in by an editor, or that information was provided by a friend?)
In his autobiographical short stories he's always listening to classical music.
I wouldn't think that he would have the Stones on his radar. (Same as most people in their 50's in 1975)
This came out the same year that Crawdaddy magazine sent William Burroughs to a Led Zeppelin show at the Forum. It's interesting to read the impressions of a group and the whole concert experience by someone whose viewpoint is that of an outsider.
One of my favorite Bukowski short stories is "Something About A Viet Cong Flag" from the book South Of No North. It's a devastating loss of innocence tale that speaks volumes in just a few pages.
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loog droog
I have to question whether he wrote the part where he cites each band member by name, or when he mentions a previous show at the Civic. (Maybe that was put in by an editor, or that information was provided by a friend?)
In his autobiographical short stories he's always listening to classical music, so I wouldn't think that he would have the Stones on his radar. (Same as most people in their 50's in 1975)