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They’re quitting while they’re ahead. Besides Morrison??s solo record, Axelson says he plans to continue with music either playing bass or managing, and drummer Joe Easley says he wants to go back to school. They will be back in Boston this summer for their real farewell tour...
...rock songs, such as the anthemic “What Do You Want Me to Say?” and the location-appropriate “Ice of Boston.” Dissonant and chaotic songs like “Girl O’Clock” relied upon Morrison??s incredible lyrical speed and pyrotechnics, and other songs simply belied categorization, such as “You Are Invited.” Reminiscent of David Byrne’s opening performance of “Psycho Killer” in the Talking Heads’s concert...
What followed involved spitting mouthfuls of water, snarling dog fights over cigars, a tug-of-war match over Morrison??s salmon-colored guitar, Cex’s awkward and unskilled attempts to play said guitar after winning the battle for it and a good deal of confused and amused looks from members of the audience. Interspersed throughout were shouted, yet barely audible, familiar rap lyrics made all the more hilarious by the on-stage goofing While Cex growled and snarled, Morrison maintained a babyish and docile facial expression reminiscent of a young Sarah Jessica Parker as Annie singing...
...Toni Morrison??s four steps to writing...
Surrounded by red Radcliffe banners and garbed in gray, Morrison read an excerpt from her biggest success, Beloved (Knopf, 1988). The critics have long noted Morrison??s distinctive literary voice, but her actual reading voice is quite possibly almost as extraordinary: a marvelously flexible, husky voice with a scratch at the back...