Sinister: smiths' influence on B&S

[aaron tieger]

I see the Smiths in many places in B&S: lines like
"heartless swine" ("Le Pastie de la Bourgoisie") and
the portrayal of people who probably spend too much
time in their rooms listening to the music and
thinking about life as though it's something you one
day find, rather than something happening that you're
in the middle of.

(No offense to anyone, I just described myself
perfectly).

aaron

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auger/anvil

"What makes most people feel happy
leads us headlong into harm."
	--The Smiths





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