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League of Inveterate Poets

The out-of-context contextuality of a foolish sage

Mountain Goats’ “Life of the World to Come” Video on Pitchfork

Foolish Sage | June 19, 2010

Image via Wikipedia Director Rian Johnson‘s beautifully understated short documentary film The Life of the World to Come is streaming this week only at Pitchfork TV. Set on a bare stage in the auditorium of Pomona College, the film records a performance by John Darnielle of all the tracks of the most recent album of [...]

The Mountain Goats John Darnielle on Faith Communities, Music and Religion

Foolish Sage | October 9, 2009

I like being around [faith communities, churches]. I like being able to catch some of the energy, whatever I can or can’t believe. I think there’s something to be said for it. Despite the fact that most Christian denominations, politically, are about twenty million miles from where I want to be. ….If you’re into music, [...]

The Mountain Goats: The Life of the World to Come

Foolish Sage | October 8, 2009

An old piece of folk wisdom says that if you don’t want to offend, there are two topics you never mention in polite company: politics and religion. Rock music has never much worried about polite company, and giving offense is often its raison d’etre. However, historically rock has far more often tread on the toes [...]

My Contribution to Swine Flu Panic

Foolish Sage | May 11, 2009

…really just an excuse to try out a new tool I’m using called Animoto: That’s some of our grandkids on the recent Piedmont Farm Tour here in central North Carolina. Music fromWe Shall All Be Healed by The Mountain Goats.

Climbing the Mountain for the Mountain Goats

Foolish Sage | April 29, 2009

Had a nice discussion last night on FriendFeed about my favorite band, The Mountain Goats. I decided to experiment with the new embedding feature offered by the beta release of FriendFeed to bring that conversation over to my blog. Let’s see how this works out, as my social web networks collide. Will it be the [...]

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