Comments for hyperlexic http://www.hyperlexic.com Cascading Catatonic Grenades of Social Inertia Thu, 04 Dec 2008 19:30:04 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5.1 Comment on Charles Bukowski -vs- John Bonham by thirdeyeguy http://www.hyperlexic.com/charles-bukowski-vs-john-bonham/#comment-36 thirdeyeguy Fri, 17 Oct 2008 04:43:02 +0000 http://hyperlexic.com/charles-bukowski-vs-led-zeppelin/#comment-36 Meh, the video's neat, but the vocals are a little low -- or my hearings gone bad. For my money, I I still prefer the original poetry/music mash-up dude: http://www.len-sousa.com/audio.htm Meh, the video’s neat, but the vocals are a little low — or my hearings gone bad. For my money, I I still prefer the original poetry/music mash-up dude:
http://www.len-sousa.com/audio.htm

]]> Comment on Charles Bukowski -vs- John Bonham by unnatural habitat http://www.hyperlexic.com/charles-bukowski-vs-john-bonham/#comment-35 unnatural habitat Thu, 16 Oct 2008 14:49:26 +0000 http://hyperlexic.com/charles-bukowski-vs-led-zeppelin/#comment-35 nice one man nice one man

]]> Comment on About by David http://www.hyperlexic.com/about/#comment-33 David Sat, 02 Aug 2008 17:46:43 +0000 #comment-33 Love your ramblings, the way you catch the drifts of your mind, poetic. The comment of following the headlights of the car remind me of the quote by E.L. Doctorow on writing, "It's like driving a car at night; you can only see as far as the headlights, but, somehow, you're able to make the whole trip that way." Keep following the headlights. All the best, David Love your ramblings, the way you catch the drifts of your mind, poetic. The comment of following the headlights of the car remind me of the quote by E.L. Doctorow on writing, “It’s like driving a car at night; you can only see as far as the headlights, but, somehow, you’re able to make the whole trip that way.” Keep following the headlights. All the best, David

]]> Comment on T.S. Eliot - vs - Portishead by hyperlexic http://www.hyperlexic.com/ts-eliot-vs-portishead/#comment-30 hyperlexic Thu, 03 Jul 2008 18:01:07 +0000 http://hyperlexic.com/ts-eliot-vs-portishead/#comment-30 thanks, Sunburn. I originally "authored" it, although I'm not sure putting two produced pieces of art on top of each other constitutes 'authorship', but whatever. I liked the way it sounded, so feh on anyone who has a problem. thanks for the compliments. thanks, Sunburn. I originally “authored” it, although I’m not sure putting two produced pieces of art on top of each other constitutes ‘authorship’, but whatever. I liked the way it sounded, so feh on anyone who has a problem. thanks for the compliments.

]]> Comment on Charles Bukowski -vs- John Bonham by sunburnfreezerburn http://www.hyperlexic.com/charles-bukowski-vs-john-bonham/#comment-29 sunburnfreezerburn Thu, 03 Jul 2008 17:57:27 +0000 http://hyperlexic.com/charles-bukowski-vs-led-zeppelin/#comment-29 COOL COOL

]]> Comment on T.S. Eliot - vs - Portishead by sunburnfreezerburn http://www.hyperlexic.com/ts-eliot-vs-portishead/#comment-27 sunburnfreezerburn Thu, 03 Jul 2008 17:49:59 +0000 http://hyperlexic.com/ts-eliot-vs-portishead/#comment-27 This is great. I first saw this in Youtube. I'm quite not sure who authored it but you have a GREAT blog. This is great. I first saw this in Youtube. I’m quite not sure who authored it but you have a GREAT blog.

]]> Comment on New Beat I’m Working On by Nikki http://www.hyperlexic.com/new-beat-im-working-on/#comment-26 Nikki Fri, 30 May 2008 18:50:04 +0000 http://hyperlexic.com/new-beat-im-working-on/#comment-26 I like it...very relaxing so far...I look forward to more :-) I like it…very relaxing so far…I look forward to more :-)

]]> Comment on T.S. Eliot - vs - Portishead by DJ Matt Werner http://www.hyperlexic.com/ts-eliot-vs-portishead/#comment-25 DJ Matt Werner Wed, 23 Apr 2008 08:14:03 +0000 http://hyperlexic.com/ts-eliot-vs-portishead/#comment-25 Wow, I did not realize that other people are making literary mashups too! I've been mixing Modernist poets to hip hop beats for a while at various literary events in the San Francisco Bay Area, and I decided to digitize one of my mixes and put it on YouTube. And lo and behold, I came across your very well done Mashup of Eliot with Portishead just now. The Charles Bukowski -vs- John Bonham is also very creative--I'll have to send it out to folks. The Eliot mix I just posted is at http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JqloEzZ3bcQ I've also uploaded other mashups with the speeches of Dr. King and Barack Obama on my YouTube page. I'm working on more mixes with poets like Robert Frost. Wow, I did not realize that other people are making literary mashups too! I’ve been mixing Modernist poets to hip hop beats for a while at various literary events in the San Francisco Bay Area, and I decided to digitize one of my mixes and put it on YouTube. And lo and behold, I came across your very well done Mashup of Eliot with Portishead just now. The Charles Bukowski -vs- John Bonham is also very creative–I’ll have to send it out to folks.

The Eliot mix I just posted is at http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JqloEzZ3bcQ

I’ve also uploaded other mashups with the speeches of Dr. King and Barack Obama on my YouTube page. I’m working on more mixes with poets like Robert Frost.

]]> Comment on Charles Bukowski -vs- John Bonham by Anonymous http://www.hyperlexic.com/charles-bukowski-vs-john-bonham/#comment-22 Anonymous Wed, 20 Feb 2008 03:48:22 +0000 http://hyperlexic.com/charles-bukowski-vs-led-zeppelin/#comment-22 It sounded like pretentious diarrhea. It sounded like pretentious diarrhea.

]]> Comment on T.S. Eliot - vs - Portishead by hyperlexic http://www.hyperlexic.com/ts-eliot-vs-portishead/#comment-21 hyperlexic Tue, 19 Feb 2008 09:44:40 +0000 http://hyperlexic.com/ts-eliot-vs-portishead/#comment-21 thanks, tyler thanks, tyler

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