RE: music theory and difficult transitions.

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Objection.  Hmm.  I wonder if my references to Salinger aren't a bit 
gratuitous.
>===== Original Message From Scottie Bowman <bananafish@lists.nyu.edu> =====
>    '... have i joined the wrong list?  this is the salinger
>    discussion ring, correct?...'
>
>    No, cusackfilm, wrong.  This is Bananafish, a mailing
>    list intended for the discussion of the works of
>    J.D.Salinger.  Unfortunately, those works are so
>    meagre & the thoughts contained in them so hackneyed
>    that we'd all rather discuss anything BUT them.
>    Lunacy, pop music, Nabakov, the impending third
>    world war, my time in high school, God in his various
>    manifestations, ANYTHNG....
>
>    But, as ever.  Why don't YOU (preferably observing
>    the usual conventions regarding upper case & punctuation-
>    perhaps even letting us know your name while you're
>    about it)lead us out of our morass with some original
>    thoughts of your own?
>
>    Scottie B.

"The Tao does nothing."
-Lao Tzu

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